"IN-THE-BORO" News, Video and Commentary: Scottsboro City Council Regular Session - Porter and Woods Cove Road Construction Problems, Access Blocked to Hospital from Porter Road November 23, 2015

Monday, November 23, 2015

Scottsboro City Council Regular Session - Porter and Woods Cove Road Construction Problems, Access Blocked to Hospital from Porter Road November 23, 2015

Scottsboro City Hall, 316 South Broad Street, Scottsboro, Alabama (photo by G. Morgan)

AGENDA

Clarion Report - Mayors Statement about the construction project on Porter and Woods Cove Road http://www.theclarion.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9689:mayor-melton-potter-releases-statement-regarding-woods-cove-and-porter-roads-&catid=55:news&Itemid=143

Approximately 15 people showed up at the Scottsboro City Council to express their displeasure with the road project. Video and picture compilation about the Porter and Woods Cove Road construction project. A concerned citizen's expression.

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