Summary
Budget revision no. 8 rolls nearly $2.7 million in surplus from closed paving projects into the 2026 citywide resurfacing program, plus design funds for a 4th & 23rd Avenue one-way project and the Julia Tutwiler Access project.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 31, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $2.7 million redirected to 2026 resurfacing, plus $2 million in new ATRIP II grant funds.
Drivers on repaved streets and travelers near the Julia Tutwiler Drive interchange.
For now, drivers and nearby businesses could be hurt by detours, delays, and construction noise.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Tuscaloosa breaks ground on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard/Jack Warner Parkway Project
Tuscaloosa breaks ground on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard/Jack Warner Parkway Project WBMA
General - Mar 31, 2026
The council is set to award a $9.8 million contract to ST Bond Construction for this year's citywide paving program — good news for anyone tired of rough roads.
Public Projects Committee - Mar 24, 2026
Tuscaloosa's annual road resurfacing program was awarded for $9.8 million, but bids came in over budget due to fuel costs. Gas tax funds will make up the difference, and roads citywide get patched, repaved and get new curb.
Finance Committee - Mar 24, 2026
Budget revision no. 8 rolls nearly $2.7 million in surplus from closed paving projects into the 2026 citywide resurfacing program, plus design funds for a 4th & 23rd Avenue one-way project and the Julia Tutwiler Access project.
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