Gulf Shores receives grant money for pedestrian, bicycle infrastructure

Rebecca Leigh White ALDOT Information Specialist
Posted 8/8/13

MONTGOMERY – The Alabama Department of Transportation has approved $155,544 in Federal Transportation Enhancement (TE) funds for the ADA Compliance Project, in Gulf Shores.    

The TE Program offers opportunities to help communities expand …

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Gulf Shores receives grant money for pedestrian, bicycle infrastructure

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MONTGOMERY – The Alabama Department of Transportation has approved $155,544 in Federal Transportation Enhancement (TE) funds for the ADA Compliance Project, in Gulf Shores.    

The TE Program offers opportunities to help communities expand and enhance transportation projects for pedestrian and bicycle infrastructures and safety, scenic and historic highways, landscaping and scenic beautification, historic preservation, and environmental mitigation.

Alabama’s TE program is administered by the Alabama Department of Transportation.

ALDOT’s mission is to provide a safe, efficient, environmentally and economically sound transportation network across Alabama. For additional information, visit www.dot.state.al.us