Repair shoreline due to erosion on SR-180 between MP 8.04 and 8.26 due to hurricane sally, 30.2389N, -87.8911W (fhwa disaster #AL 2020-2, aldot event

The Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration awarded a $213,769.85 Project Grant to the Alabama Department of Transportation on February 3, 2022 under the Highway Planning and Construction federal grant program (CFDA 20.205). The grant funding will support repairing shoreline erosion along State Route 180 in Alabama between mileposts 8.04 and 8.26 that was caused by Hurricane Sally in 2020. As the State's department of transportation and sub-awardee of the grant funds, Alabama DOT will deliver the product of repairing and stabilizing the damaged shoreline along this 8.22-mile stretch of SR-180 to restore transportation infrastructure and prevent further erosion issues in the area. The Highway Planning and Construction program aims to assist States like Alabama in providing construction, preservation and improvement of highways through federal funding assistance for specific transportation projects like this shoreline repair work.

Project description

Repair shoreline due to erosion on SR-180 between MP 8.04 and 8.26 due to hurricane sally, 30.2389N, -87.8911W (fhwa disaster #AL 2020-2, aldot event 045, ddir 045-09-2-2)