HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Huntsville residents can take trip into the heart of the city's roadwork developments. Within the city's development portal, this page is a way to stay informed about ongoing road projects, improvement initiatives, closures, and the construction shaping around the city.
The website can be found at Roadwork Updates, it offers a interactive experience for residents to follow the city's progress.
Some of the major project updates are:
- The Greenbrier Parkway, a transformative five-phase project connecting major highways can be viewed with updates that show the progression and cost of the entire project.
- Monroe Road improvements, on Monroe Road from Pulaski Pike to 1 mile east of Liberty Hill Road.
- Northern Bypass, will consist of 3.4 miles of a new four-lane divided highway and 1 mile of roadway improvements along North Parkway to accommodate for this new intersection
- Winchester Road from Dominion to Naugher Road, 2.25 miles of a new five-lane roadway, this phase aims to establish a connection with the County's recently completed section.
- Phase 2 of Martin Road improvements, 1.6 mile, five-lane roadway improvement from Old Jim Williams Road to Laracy Drive. The is expected to take 18 months to complete.
To see a detailed breakdown of upcoming projects, click here.
The interactive maps become the virtual tour guides, offering an exploration of the city. Users can search the routes of major projects, gain a visual understanding of the planned improvements and the impact on their daily routes.
On the Metropolitan Planning Organization page, residents can learn about:
- The Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP), a description of funded transportation projects for the next four years including cost and funds.
- The Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) is a road map of transportation projects for the next 25 years in the Huntsville.
- Regional High Capacity Transit Study used MPO data and the findings from the Regional Commuter Study to determine the best corridors for high-capacity transit.
- 2023 Annual listing of obligated projects
If you would like to report a problem or submit a non-emergency service request, you can at Huntsville Connect. This service is used to report issues such as graffiti, illegal dumping or potholes, broken parking meters, or a found pet.