AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHoover Development: Broad Metro bought the final 65 acres for $4.6M to complete Stadium Trace Village Phase Three, aiming to add retail, medical facilities, professional offices, and luxury housing along a major corridor. Transportation & Infrastructure: Alabama is moving toward a major I-10 bridge push—state officials say financing is lining up for a $3.2B six-lane cable-stayed bridge, with a Sept. 16-17 process to lock in cash. Public Safety: ALEA’s Motor Carrier Safety Unit is ramping roadside checks to cut commercial vehicle fatalities, targeting unqualified drivers and enforcing licensing and credential rules. Local Government & Utilities: Red Bay leaders are seeking a 10% sewer rate decrease tied to the city’s five-year water plan. Regional Planning: Anniston and Floyd County are tightening data center rules—Anniston with a 12-month moratorium, Floyd County with adopted regulations. Preservation: Selma’s Edistone Hotel owners brought in architects and engineers to stabilize the 1855 building and prevent further decay.
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