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  1. A new law mandates a state-wide dam safety program in Alabama, and an agency is tasked with creating and running it.
  2. The Governor of Alabama announced a project aimed at improving the state's infrastructure.

Federal funding is now being used to address local infrastructure needs in Alabama.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 2
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Federal funding is now being used to address local infrastructure needs in Alabama.

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  1. Alabama is utilizing funds from the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act to finance various state infrastructure projects.Sub-event
  2. The Appalachian Regional Commission and Alabama Department of Transportation helped fund downtown improvements in Aliceville.Sub-event
  3. Tony Harris, representing ALDOT in Alabama, used FHWA data to inform a project revision.Sub-event
  4. Uniontown Police Department's Future Public Safety Complex is seeking grant funding for new facilities in Alabama.Sub-event
  5. Federal funding is now being used to address local infrastructure needs in Alabama.1 source

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The Governor of Alabama announced a project aimed at improving the state's infrastructure. All 2 developments

Within A new law mandates a state-wide dam safety program in Alabama, and an agency is tasked with creating and running it.

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