Montgomery, Ala., begins $2.8 million sewer project for Madison Park, Hunter Station
Montgomery city and county officials have launched the first phase of a $2.8 million sanitary sewer infrastructure project serving the Madison Park, Hunter Station, and Old Selma Road areas. The initiative aims to boost health, safety, and economic growth in these communities.
“This project is essential for supporting new developments and ensuring that all residents have access to necessary services,” said Mayor Steven L. Reed. “It strengthens Montgomery for generations to come.”
The city and county have each contributed $1.4 million to fund this phase, covering engineering, design, and land acquisition. The Water Works and Sanitary Sewer Board of Montgomery will manage the project, overseeing surveys, geotechnical work, and easement acquisitions before full construction begins.
Montgomery County Commission Vice Chairman Isaiah Sankey emphasized the project’s impact: “This long-overdue investment ensures all neighborhoods have equitable access to critical services.”
Future updates on timelines and milestones will be provided as the project advances, reflecting the city's commitment to sustainable infrastructure and community growth.
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