ALDOT, national engineering firm evualuate highway stormwater runoff into historically black community
DOTHANFIRST - 2024-05-01T23:29:11.000Z

ELBA, Ala. (WDHN) — Four weeks after a visit from Federal transportation leaders and Secretary Pete Buttigieg toured the Shiloh Community, Wednesday morning residents noticed unmarked trucks in their community and workers from the Alabama Department of Transportation and an independent contractor from Aecom -- an engineering company. "Jason with the stormwater with Aldot and []

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