Big News for Alabama's Fourth District!

Get ready, folks! Congressman Robert Aderholt is bringing home the bacon – over $56 million in federal funding, to be exact! These funds are earmarked for awesome community and transportation projects across Alabama's Fourth Congressional District. Think Rainsville, Lauderdale County, Tuscaloosa, Guntersville... you name it!

Aderholt (R-Haleyville) secured this loot as part of the Fiscal Year 2026 appropriations process.

Fingers Crossed, Almost There!

Hold your horses, though! While the House Appropriations Committee has given the thumbs-up, these projects still need to make their way through the full legislative process before getting the official green light. But, Aderholt assures us, he's "committed to seeing these priorities through!"

What's on the Docket?

So, what kind of cool stuff are we talking about? Aderholt says it's all about "strengthening our infrastructure, supporting our rural communities, and investing in the future of Alabama’s Fourth District." Here's a sneak peek:

Sweet Projects Incoming!

  • Albertville Regional Airport Expansion: $5 million to boost corporate investment and tourism.
  • Career and Technical Education Center Equipment (Jasper): $1.1 million for welding, automotive, and other tech training.
  • Hanceville Affordable Housing: $2.54 million for micro-homes and a childcare center for student families!
  • Health Clinic in Fayette: $5.5 million for a brand-new rural health clinic.
  • I-22 Connector Feasibility Studies (Winston/Franklin counties): $5 million to explore a north-south corridor!
  • Lauderdale County Agriculture Multipurpose Complex: $1.5 million for agricultural education.
  • Medical Equipment at UAB St. Vincent’s Blount (Oneonta): $1 million for a new CT scanner.
  • Medical Equipment for Hospital in Winfield: $1.14 million to replace an MRI machine.
  • Northeast Alabama Community College Nursing School Equipment: $273K to upgrade simulation labs.
  • Sanitary Sewer Service (Guntersville): $2.17 million to eliminate septic tanks!
  • Snead State Workforce Advancement: $437K for 3D printing equipment.
  • Tuscaloosa National Airport Terminal Improvements: $8.5 million to replace the terminal.
  • Bridge Replacement (Cullman): $13.5 million to replace the St. Bernard Bridge.
  • Waterloo Bridge Replacement (Lauderdale County): $7 million to replace a weight-restricted bridge.
  • Winston County Road Resurfacing: $1.55 million to improve access to Bankhead National Forest.

Putting Our Tax Dollars to Work!

Aderholt emphasizes that this is all about bringing our federal tax dollars back home. "I want to make sure the people of the Fourth District get a fair share," he says.

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