Moody gets approved $328,671 grant for 2.36 miles of resurfacing

Moody has approved state and local funding for a neighborhood street-resurfacing project covering 11 city streets and 2.36 miles, according to the Alabama Department of Transportation’s 2026 Rebuild Alabama award record.

ALDOT awarded Moody $328,670.49 for the project. The city’s local match is listed at $116,821.46, bringing the approved total project cost to $445,491.95.

What the project covers

The award record identifies the work as a Moody project in St. Clair County and specifies a total scope of 11 streets covering 2.36 miles. Local reporting by The Trussville Tribune identified Blue Ridge and Monte Bello Estates among the older residential areas discussed in connection with the resurfacing effort.

The available information does not establish that every street in either neighborhood is included. The official award record confirms the overall street count and mileage, but the reviewed material does not provide a complete street-by-street list.

Funding is approved, but construction timing is unclear

The grant documents confirm funding approval, not that resurfacing work has started. The reviewed records also do not establish a construction start date, completion date, contractor, or traffic-control schedule.

A July 27, 2026, Moody City Council agenda provides a current city-government record for checking implementation and spending activity. Based on the reviewed information, it does not provide a confirmed construction schedule for this resurfacing project.

What Moody residents should watch for

Residents in affected neighborhoods should look for a later city or ALDOT notice identifying the streets, contractor, work schedule, temporary closures, and other traffic impacts. Those details will matter for homeowners, commuters, delivery drivers, and local businesses before work begins.

For now, the confirmed development is that Moody has secured state and local funding for a defined neighborhood resurfacing project. The approved scope is 11 streets and 2.36 miles, while the timing of construction remains unconfirmed in the records reviewed.

Sources

• ALDOT 2026 Rebuild Alabama award record
• The Trussville Tribune report
• Moody City Council July 27 agenda