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A road contractor is set to begin full-depth reclamation on County Road 87 in the Omaha community on Monday, April 22. The project is from Wedowee Creek south 1.5 miles. Traffic will be delayed during this process.

Randolph County Commission will have an emergency meeting on Thursday, April 11, at 3 p.m. to discuss entering into a contract with Travis Heard for the position of county administrator for the continuity of governmental services.

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Randolph County’s contract with Amwaste expired in the fall, and so bids were taken for a new contract for picking up residential trash in the county. The low bidder is 121 Disposal Co. with $81.27 per quarter. Amwaster’s bid was $100 per quarter. Other companies were invited to bid, but these were the only two bids received. The transition to 121 Disposal was Nov. 1.

To sign up with 121 Disposal, please call (334) 707-4850 or visit www.121disposal.com.

The Randolph County Commission has purchased a new emergency alert system called Hyper-Reach that is free to the public to sign up. Please enroll by calling or texting “Alert” to 256-540-8664 or by going to the website http://hyper-reach.com/alrandolphsignup.html.

Facts about Randolph County

  • Founding Date: Dec. 18, 1832
  • Area: 585 square miles
  • Population: 22,479 (2022 Census estimate)
  • Major Waterways: Tallapoosa River
  • Major Highways: U.S. 431, Alabama Highways 22, 48 and 77
  • County Seat: Wedowee
  • Largest City: Roanoke

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