Welcome to the West Alabama Highway news and updates page. Here you can find the latest information about this important project that will promote economic development, enhance connectivity and accessibility, and improve transportation safety for West Alabama. You can view the project overview video on our homepage here.
Who: Demopolis Mayor Woody Collins, State Senator Bobby Singleton,
ALDOT Chief of Communications and Government Relations Tony Harris
What: Announcement of project field office for the West Alabama Highway
When: Monday, April 28 at 10 a.m.
Where: Site of former grocery store, 1602 U.S. Highway 80 in Demopolis
(Demopolis Gateway Plaza Shopping Center next to Marvin’s Building
Materials & Home Center)
DEMOPOLIS – The project field office for the West Alabama Highway will be announced at a ceremony on Monday, April 28 at 10 a.m. at the location of a former grocery store, 1602 U.S. Highway 80 in Demopolis.
Demopolis Mayor Woody Collins, State Senator Bobby Singleton and Tony Harris with the Alabama Department of Transportation will speak at the announcement ceremony.
The field office will serve as the central construction hub for the multi-year effort to build a four-lane divided highway from Thomasville to Moundville. At peak construction, the
West Alabama Highway is expected to employ 700 workers.
You can find information about traffic alerts related to construction of the West Alabama Highway in the “traffic alerts” section of this website and by subscribing to our email updates. You can also check for traffic reports in West Alabama and across the state at algotraffic.com.
Please email (email address) or call the West Alabama Highway Hotline at (phone number)
Public meetings will be held throughout the construction process and details be announced in the future. Please check back or sign up for email updates to be notified when the next public meeting is scheduled.
An initial round of public meetings about the West Alabama Highway was held in December 2021 in Thomasville, Moundville, Linden and Greensboro. Residents were given the opportunity to learn more about the project, ask questions and express their opinions.
The WAH Project will create a four-lane, north-south highway
connecting communities in rural Alabama to the interstate system.