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Spring Hill roundabout would remain unchanged under 167 plan

No changes are planned for the Spring Hill roundabout if the proposed widening of 167 receives approval.

Pike County Alabama DeskNovember 10, 2026
Spring Hill roundabout would remain unchanged under 167 plan

Key takeaways

  • No changes are planned for the Spring Hill roundabout.
  • The plan depends on approval of the 167 widening.
  • The roundabout would remain unchanged if the widening is approved.

Roundabout plan

No changes are planned for the Spring Hill roundabout if the widening of 167 is approved. The roundabout would remain unchanged under the condition described in the project plan.

Approval remains the condition

The widening must first be approved before the plan can move forward. The roundabout decision is tied to that approval; the plan does not call for changes to the existing roundabout if the widening receives approval.

What the plan means

For people watching the 167 project, the key point is that approval of the widening would not bring a redesign or other planned changes to the Spring Hill roundabout. The roundabout is to remain as it is under the stated plan.

The Troy Messenger reported the development. Any later decision on the widening would determine whether the condition described in the plan takes effect.

What to watch

  • Whether the 167 widening is approved.
  • Any later announcement about the widening plan.
  • Any subsequent notice about the Spring Hill roundabout.

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