INvest & Develop • DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
The Economic Development Division is currently managing three infrastructure improvement and master-planning projects in District 7 with American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds dedicated by Councilor Szymanski in 2024. These projects focus on infrastructure, connectivity and walkability, safety and streetscape design, neighborhood revitalization, re-investment and overall quality of life. These projects are all designed to be informed by the public, so please see the information below and join us in person at an upcoming public meeting or reach out via the provided contacts.
The project is to create an overall master plan representing the community’s vision to revitalize a “campus” area that includes two closed schools, various community center buildings, and the City’s Therapeutic Recreation Center, which is currently under renovation. Neighborhood and stakeholder outreach and engagement are critical project elements to develop the plan.
Draft Carter Hill & College Streetscape Master Plans 2025-7-10 PDF
DUE JULY 24 Public Meeting Comment Card PDF
Final Carter Hill & College Streetscape Master Plan PDF
Final Carter Hill & College Streetscape Master Plan Without Appendices PDF
Final Carter Hill & College Streetscape Master Plan Graphic Presentation PDF
Start Dec 24 | Community Engagement Spring 25 | Design & Plan Summer 25 | Finalize Fall 25 | Approvals Fall 25-26: Planning Commission, City Council
The project is to create an overall master plan representing the community’s vision to revitalize a “campus” area that includes two closed schools, various community center buildings, and the City’s Therapeutic Recreation Center, which is currently under renovation. Neighborhood and stakeholder outreach and engagement are critical project elements to develop the plan.
Greater Floyd Campus Master Plan Project Flyer PDF
Greater Floyd Campus Master Plan Submission Project Area PDF
Greater Floyd Campus Master Plan Inspiration Images PDF
Printable Community Survey PDF
Greater Floyd Campus Master Plan Outreach Survey Summary (First Round Spring 2025) PDF
Greater Floyd Campus Master Plan Outreach Survey Amendment (Summer 2025) PDF
Greater Floyd Campus Project Area Property Map PDF
Public Design Workshop Flyer 5 June 2025 PDF
Greater Floyd Master Plan Existing Building Analysis PDF
Greater Floyd Campus Draft Master Plan 4 Concepts PDF
Greater Floyd Campus Draft Master Plan Revised PDF
Greater Floyd Campus Master Plan Booklet Draft PDF
Greater Floyd Campus Master Plan Brochure PDF
Greater Floyd Campus Master Plan Booklet No Appendices PDF
Start Dec 24 | Community Engagement Spring 25 | Design & Plan Summer 25 | Finalize Fall 25 | Approvals Fall 25-26: Planning Commission, City Council
Written in the Alabama Political Reporter By Economic Development Director Frank Robinson Montgomery’s Momentum 2040 proposal tests whether fiscal discipline,
MONTGOMERY, AL March, 25 2026— The City of Montgomery’s Economic Development Department recently hosted its first Happy Hour Real Estate Walk,
Check out the full document here Shady Street Park & TrailheadThis will improve unused, City-owned land near the Alabama River
The project is to create a streetscape master plan for the section of East Fairview between Narrow Lane Road and Woodley Road. Neighborhood and stakeholder outreach and engagement are critical project elements to develop the plan.
Start Dec 24 | Community Engagement Spring 25 | Design & Plan Summer 25 | Finalize Fall 25 | Approvals Fall 25-26: Planning Commission, City Council
Placemaking and Livability Initiative –We share information, create design plans and recommend policies with a goal to enhance livability and develop impactful places throughout the city. The focus is on improving the quality of the shared urban environment; including but not limited to public spaces and parks, streets and trails, neighborhoods, downtown and neighborhood business district revitalization, public art and programming. Urban design plans support economic and community development by enhancing the quality, health, safety, and performance of the public places that connect the City and its wonderfully diverse neighborhoods.
Please see this poster series (recently produced for a workshop at EAT South Urban Teaching Farm) for an overview of Universal Design for Public Places: Universal Design for Public Spaces
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