Alabama Department of Transportation to Host Pedestrian Safety Public Involvement Meeting in Jacksonville

Jacksonville, AL – On February 15, 2024, the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) will host a crucial public involvement meeting to address the Access and Pedestrian Safety Project for Alabama Highway 21 (AL HWY 21) and Alabama Highway 204 (AL HWY 204). The meeting is scheduled to take place at the Jacksonville Public Safety Complex, starting at 4:00 p.m. This event is open to the public, welcoming both local residents and the campus community to participate and contribute valuable insights.

The meeting venue, the Jacksonville Public Safety Complex, is conveniently located at 911 Public Safety Drive, Jacksonville, Alabama 36265. ALDOT encourages residents, students, and all concerned community members to attend, fostering a collaborative environment where ideas and concerns related to pedestrian safety can be openly discussed.

The Access and Pedestrian Safety Project holds significant importance in enhancing the safety measures along AL HWY 21 and AL HWY 204. These key roadways play a crucial role in the local transportation network, connecting communities and facilitating daily commutes. ALDOT aims to engage the public in this discussion to gather diverse perspectives, local knowledge, and community input that can contribute to the project’s success.

ALDOT stressed its commitment to transparency and community engagement in transportation initiatives. The input received from the public can help shape the project to better align with the unique needs and concerns of the local community.

Attendees can expect presentations and discussions related to the Access and Pedestrian Safety Project, providing a comprehensive overview of the proposed plans and safety measures. Additionally, there will be opportunities for participants to ask questions, share their experiences, and provide feedback during the meeting.

Ensuring pedestrian safety is a shared responsibility, and the success of such projects relies on collaboration between transportation authorities and the communities they serve. ALDOT encourages all concerned individuals to mark their calendars for this important event and make their voices heard in contributing to the ongoing efforts to enhance pedestrian safety within the community.