Local Government Recovery Infrastructure Program (LGRIP)

LGRIP Project Funding Overview:

City of Daphne - Randall Avenue Drainage Improvements 

Construction of .53 miles of new pedestrian and stormwater infrastructure. Two thousand feet of roadway will be replaced with new curb and gutter, and 2,800 feet of sidewalk with ADA compliant features. New cross drain systems, sewer pipes, inlets, and outlets will be included. Traffic control, erosion, and sediment control measures will also be implemented. 

City of Robertsdale - Sanitary Sewer and Drainage Rehabilitation 

Rehabilitation of aging sanitary sewer mains through installation of 8,500 linear feet of sewer main and 10 manholes with Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP) liner methods, point repairs, and lateral replacements. Rehabilitation components will include CCTV inspection and cleaning prior to repairs and installations. 

City of Loxley - Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation 

Rehabilitation of 6,200 linear feet of sewer main and manholes with Cured in Place Pipe Liner methods, point repairs and lateral replacements in the Chicago Avenue area. 

East Central Baldwin Water Authority - Water Line Extension on Woerner Road 

Installation of critical upgrades to the water distribution infrastructure. Replace and upgrade the aging and storm-damaged water main pipes along two unpaved roads. Project is in coordination with the County’s ongoing dirt road paving initiatives and will accommodate roadway improvements. 

Town of Magnolia Springs - Drainage Improvements 

Drainage improvements including 1,315 cubic yards of excavation to re-establish proper drainage grades, restoration of drainage culverts to improve hydraulic capacity, and the installation of improved stormwater infrastructure. The project includes top-soil placement and soil sodding to restore disturbed areas and promote vegetation stabilization. 

City of Orange Beach - Jubilee Point Road Elevation 

Design and construction of critical roadway improvements to Jubilee Point Road. Construction will include elevating the road 4-5 feet, installation of bulkhead walls, backfilling the area, placement of crushed aggregate base, and tying road ends together. 

North Baldwin Utilities - Emergency Storage Pond Restoration 

Restoration of the emergency storage pond that is responsible for catching excessive sewer flows during hurricanes and other storm events. Storage volume will be restored to two emergency ponds through removal of accumulated sediment, replacement or restoration of pond liner, and restoration of the project area. 

City of Fairhope - Fish River Water Expansion 

Construction of a water-main extension to create a loop and provide an alternate feed in the event of emergency or required maintenance. Upgrade the new water main loop with larger piping to increase capacity and address growing demands. 

Perdido Bay Water, Sewer and Fire Protection District - Operations and Maintenance Facility 

Hardening and restoration of a new 6,665 square foot building that will serve as the Perdido Bay Water, Sewer & Fire Protection District’s Operations and Maintenance Facility. This facility will include a large work area, supply area, metal shelving, worktables, materials testing areas, utility room, bathroom, breakroom, equipment storage area, grease drums and welding station, and adequate outside covered workspace. The facility will serve as both a dispatch point for repair crews and a hub for emergency response during storm events. 

City of Bay Minette - Drainage Rehabilitation for McMillan Avenue Area 

Installation and rehabilitation of 26,350 linear feet of drainage facilities, including drainage ditches and 48” class storm drainpipe in the McMillan Avenue area. Rehabilitation includes excavation of excess material and the development of concrete structures to address overtopping of open drainage ditches.