Wiregrass Electric Cooperative Chief Operating Officer Brad Kimbro points out the SR-167 route proposed to be four-laned during a public involvement meeting Tuesday evening in Hartford.
MICHELLE MANN photos, DOTHAN EAGLE
Engineer Alicia Bailey from Sain Associates explains the purpose and need for the four-laning project at the public involvement meeting Tuesday in Hartford.
MICHELLE MANN, DOTHAN EAGLE
Geneva County Commissioner Todd Brannon, right, and his father-in-law Jim Rudd were among those attending the public involvement meeting in Hartford Tuesday.
HARTFORD — The second of two public involvement meetings in as many weeks as part of a Southeast Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission feasibility study was held Tuesday at the Wiregrass Electric Cooperative Complex in Hartford. A similar public meeting was held March 7 at the Enterprise Civic Center.
Wiregrass Electric Cooperative Chief Operating Officer Brad Kimbro points out the SR-167 route proposed to be four-laned during a public involvement meeting Tuesday evening in Hartford.
Engineer Alicia Bailey from Sain Associates explains the purpose and need for the four-laning project at the public involvement meeting Tuesday in Hartford.
Geneva County Commissioner Todd Brannon, right, and his father-in-law Jim Rudd were among those attending the public involvement meeting in Hartford Tuesday.