EditorialThe FOG is Lifting

The FOG is Lifting

Technology upgrades and targeted maintenance have helped Alexander City reduce SSOs by 50 percent over the past two years.
The FOG is Lifting
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The FOG is Lifting
Alexander City Public Works Director and City Engineer Gerard Brewer.

Alexander City is located in central Alabama, midway between Birmingham and Montgomery. The Tallapoosa River runs nearby and feeds Lake Martin, a major resource for recreation and fishing. With 440,000 acres of water and close to 750 miles of shoreline, it looks like a ...

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