Alabama Governor Kay Ivey announced that she has awarded money to provide improvements in several Alabama towns, cities, and counties, including those here in and around the Wiregrass.
“Community Development Block Grants help communities address major needs whether it be supplying clean drinking water or eliminating dilapidated and unsafe structures,” said Governor Ivey. “I congratulate the cities and counties who received grants in this keenly competitive process, and I wish them the best in improving their communities.
Geneva County will receive $974,667, with $500,000 of that going to Geneva for housing rehabilitation as part of its neighborhood revitalization program and the remaining amount going towards resurfacing several streets in the Bellwood community. Barbour County’s $400,000 towards housing rehabilitation in Louisville and Covington County’s $807,655 towards resurfacing several streets in Opp and renovating the former Florala Middle School gymnasium and developing a comprehensive city plan in Florala make up other notable awarded funds.
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