GENEVA COUNTY, Ala. (WDNews)– Geneva County is making major moves in 2025, with a wave of infrastructure improvements and industrial growth.
All the projects are taking shape under the leadership of Commission Chairman Toby Seay.
2025 marks a record-setting year for county improvements. Geneva County is investing in:
- Four bridge replacements totaling $1.5 million
- One bridge stabilization project at $85,000
- 21 miles of road resurfacing through Rebuild Alabama, MPO, and CDBG programs, totaling $3.1 million
- $2.5 million in upgrades to the Geneva County Courthouse and Farm Center
These projects aim to improve safety, modernize public spaces and prepare the county for long-term growth.
On top of the plans, the Geneva County Industrial Park has undergone recent upgrades with new LED signage, lighting, and site development. There are also plans to expand its footprint to welcome even more industry.
However, there is already a big corporation making a home in the industrial park. One of the county’s biggest wins is the arrival of ISA Alabama Corp.
Specializing in nitrile and latex gloves along with protective boot coverings, the company is expected to launch full production by June 2025, creating over 80 new jobs for the Wiregrass
Chairman Seay says the vision behind these efforts is simple: Geneva County should be prosperous.
“We want Geneva County to be a prosperous, vibrant and safe community,” Seay says. “One that creates opportunity while honoring our values and traditions.”
