Alabama Governor Awards Over $3.8 Million in Final Round of Rebuild Alabama Grants for Local Road Projects

Birmingham, AL, October 1, 2026 —

Governor Kay Ivey has announced the distribution of the final round of 2026 Rebuild Alabama grants. The initiative has awarded a total of over $3.8 million to support 13 distinct local road projects spanning various cities and counties throughout Alabama.

The grants are a component of the broader Rebuild Alabama Act, a legislative framework established to enhance infrastructure across the state. The primary objective of this funding is to facilitate improvements to existing road networks.

These projects are designed to address a range of infrastructure needs, including the resurfacing and widening of roads. According to the announcement, cities and counties receiving these state grants are also contributing additional matching funds. This collaborative financial approach aims to maximize the impact and scope of the infrastructure improvements undertaken.

The Rebuild Alabama Act focuses on prioritizing and funding transportation projects, with a particular emphasis on local infrastructure development. The grants announced represent the culmination of the 2026 funding cycle for these local road improvements.

Details regarding the specific cities and counties that will receive the grants, as well as the precise allocation for each of the 13 projects, were not immediately detailed in the announcement. The total amount awarded, however, exceeds $3.8 million, signaling a significant investment in Alabama’s local road infrastructure.

Story summarized from the original created by Wesley Walter on www.alreporter.com, see more information here.

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