North Birmingham Times

The City of Birmingham continues to upgrade streets in all 9 council districts through a $12.5 million resurfacing project. Mayor Randall L. Woodfin prioritized work to resurface approximately 43 miles of city streets. The status of the work can be reviewed below by council district. 

• District 1: Street paving is complete. Striping and final actions have not been finalized.
• District 2: Paving is near complete. An area of Roebuck Springs is on hold due to a Jefferson County Environmental Services Department sewer replacement project.
• District 3: Work is underway on ramps and sidewalks. Street paving has not yet started.
• District 4: Work is underway on ramps and sidewalks. Street paving has not yet started.
• District 5: Work is underway on ramps and sidewalks. Some road milling has begun.
• District 6: Work is underway on ramps and sidewalks. Street paving has not yet started.
• District 7: Some street paving is complete. Goss Street is the next work site.
• District 8: Some street paving is complete. The contractor is finishing Cullman Avenue. Next work sites include Border Street, 16th Street and 15th Street near Pike Road and Graymont area.
• District 9: Some street paving is complete. Work is currently underway on Brookfield Lane  across Cherry Avenue. Tree Haven Drive and Castleberry Way are the next work sites.

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