Limestone to pave 12-plus miles and add roundabout

Road projects

Limestone County is using Rebuild Alabama funds to pave more than 12 miles of roads and install a roundabout. The work puts state transportation funding toward pavement and intersection improvements in the county.

The paving covers more than 12 miles in total. The roundabout is a separate intersection project included in the county’s use of the funds.

What the funding will cover

The county’s plan identifies two clear uses for the Rebuild Alabama money: road paving and roundabout installation. Both fall under roads and transportation infrastructure.

Details such as the specific roads, the roundabout’s location, project costs and construction dates are not identified in the announcement.

What comes next

The next steps will include setting construction schedules and communicating any traffic changes tied to the work. Residents traveling near the projects will need county notices for road-specific timing, closures or detours.

The Decatur Daily reported on Limestone County’s planned use of the Rebuild Alabama funds.