Crews working to reduce flooding in Birmingham's Highland Park neighborhood
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Crews have started working on historic flooding issues in Highland Park, according to the city of Birmingham on Wednesday.
Drainage improvements are expected to reduce the flooding problems on 26th Street South and Caldwell Park. The initial work will be along 26th Street South between Red Mountain Expressway and 10th Avenue South.
The project will end at Highland Avenue. Construction is expected to continue until summer 2026.
Birmingham's City Walk in need of a sustainable funding source
The city stated those driving in the area should anticipate delays. Those living and working in the affected area will receive updates as the project continues.
The city estimated the project will cost $5.9 million, with money coming from the city's capital budget and American Rescue Plan Act funds. The city stated it has completed work on drainage mitigation issues across Birmingham in the past five years.
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