Dothan, Ala. (WDNews) — Houston County is making a major investment in local infrastructure this year, with plans to resurface 50.8 miles of county roads.
The $8.3 million project—averaging $164,000 per mile—represents a significant increase in funding for road improvements. County officials say the investment is aimed at creating smoother, safer roads for residents and commuters.
This large-scale resurfacing effort reflects the county’s commitment to better infrastructure and stronger communities. Work is expected to take place throughout the year, with specific road projects to be announced as scheduling progresses.
