Closures and Projects

Closures

CR 6638 Richland Creek site conditions/weather preventing work- Postponed

CR 6618 Buckhorn Branch (Currently awaiting funding agreement from ALDOT to proceed with replacement.) Est. Date Open: TBD

CR 1143 Jordan Creek located half a mile north of County Road 1166 for emergency repairs- Until further notice

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Low Weight Posted Bridges

CR 3339 Whitewater Creek (Mobilized in April 2021 to repair by County Forces) Est. Date of Removing Posting: May 2021

CR 3316 Whitewater Creek (Currently awaiting funding agreement from ALDOT to proceed with repairs.)  Est. Date of Removing Posting: TBD

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Projects

24 Month Plan:

In 2018, the Pike County Commission developed the “24 Month Plan” to resurface some of the worst roads in Pike County. The plan was funded with $1,200,000 generated from debt reduction and elimination, and other cost reductions. The following roads are being resurfaced:

  • CR 2204 (from CR 2203 to CR 2214)

  • CR 2219 (from CR 2201 to end)

  • CR 2253 (from CR 2276 to CR 2243)

  • CR 4413 (from AL 130 to pavement end)

  • CR 6629 (from US29 to CR 6627)

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Industrial Access:

Completed Industrial Access projects associated with Rex Lumber, Universal Precast, and Lockheed Martin:

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  • CR 7714: (Funding from Industrial Access Board & Federal Aid) Resurface from US-231 to CR 7724.

  • CR 7724: (Funding from Industrial Access Board) Construct new access road to Rex Lumber Mill.

  • US-231: (Funding from Industrial Access Board) Construct new southbound acceleration lane at CR 7714 to accommodate Rex Lumber traffic.

  • CR 7714: (Funding from Alabama Dept. of Economic and Community Affairs, Community Development Block Grant funds and Economic Development Administration) Resurface CR 7714 from CR 7724 to CR 7707.

  • CR 7707 from US-231 to Lockheed Martin to support Lockheed Martin's expansion

  • US 231 Access for Universal Precast, Inc:

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Timber Bridge Replacement Program:

Click here for a PDF document.

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Resurfacing:

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County Rebuild Alabama Annual Report- Pg 1

County Rebuild Alabama Annual Report- Pg 2

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FY 2021 Revised County Transportation Plan

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2021 Road & Bridge Fund Resurfacing Projects

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Road Traffic Striping:

Centerline traffic striping was completed on approximately 161 miles of roads in 2020.

Centerline traffic striping is planned for 10 miles in 2021 under HRRR program (see below).

 

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CDBG (Community Development Block Grant):

Pike County was awarded CDBG funding for the following projects (work is expected to begin during Summer 2021):

  • Resurface/rehabilitate County Road 7749 (McClure Town Community)

  • Grade drain, base, and pave County Road 2256 (Spring Hill Community)

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HRRR (High Risk Rural Roads Program):

FY 2019- Pike County was awarded $261,244 in federal HRRR funds to replace guardrail and provide end anchors at 5 bridges to improve safety. This project has been completed.

FY 2020- Pike County was awarded $282, 259 in federal HRRR funds for guardrail improvements, and traffic control (striping and markings).  This work began in March 2021.

FY 2021- Pike County was awarded federal HRRR funds to replace guardrail and private end anchors at the Pea River relief bridge on County Road 4442.

 

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Litter Control Program:

Pike County's litter program is currently inactive until further notice.  The Department of Correction's work release inmates have been unavailable as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.  If you are interested in helping, Alabama PALS promotes litter control throughout our county and the entire state. Visit their website to find out how you can help. The link to PALS is https://www.alpals.org. Please call the Pike County Road Department at 334-566-4508 for more information.

 

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Routine Maintenance:

Pike County Road Department’s continuous road maintenance includes work such as crack sealing, pothole patching, driveway turnout maintenance, traffic control/signs, drainage maintenance, dirt road maintenance, bridge maintenance, mowing, spraying, and trimming to control vegetation along county roads. Click here to submit a maintenance request to the Road Department.

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Hurricane Sally: 

Pike County is continuing with repair of roadway and drainage structure damage caused by Hurricane Sally.