McCallaCan Meetings

Everyone is invited to attend meetings of the McCallaCan group. The group, facilitated by Phyllis Kennedy, was established in order to ensure a dialog between the McCalla community and representatives from Norfolk Southern regarding the intermodal facility the railroad is constructing in McCalla. Ms. Kennedy served the first five years of Governor Riley’s administration as the Director of the Department of Industrial Relations.

The latest Norfolk Southern Intermodal meeting took place at Moore's Cabin on Tuesday, January 12.

The latest Norfolk Southern Intermodal meeting took place at Moore's Cabin on Tuesday, January 12.

Among the presenters at the Jan. 12 meeting were Dr. Sam Addy, Director of the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Alabama, and Lee Cochran, Manager of Norfolk Southern’s Intermodal Development. Click here to read an article in the Western Star newspaper that summarizes the meeting.

 

 

 

 

Dr. Sam Addy, Director of the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Alabama, spoke about the outlook for economic recovery and the larger economic impact of the Intermodal facility.

Dr. Sam Addy, Director of the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Alabama, spoke about the outlook for economic recovery and the larger economic impact of the Intermodal facility.

Charlene McMurray, Principal of McAdory Elementary where there are 1100 students, seated here with Dr. Sam Addy, was also present for the presentation at Moore's Cabin.

Charlene McMurray, Principal of McAdory Elementary where there are 1100 students, seated here with Dr. Sam Addy, was also present for the presentation at Moore's Cabin.

Pam Segars-Morris of SeBro Realty, Hueytown, attended the Intermodal meeting in McCalla as did Delor Baumann, the mayor of Hueytown.

Pam Segars-Morris of SeBro Realty, Hueytown, attended the Intermodal meeting in McCalla as did Delor Baumann, the mayor of Hueytown.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Email Phyllis Kennedy for more information about McCallaCan meetings.

Promoting Economic Development

Intermodal terminals have proven to be a powerful engine of growth. The McCalla Hub will create or benefit 8600 jobs and have a cumulative economic impact of more than $4 billion over the next ten years.
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Preserving Quality of Life

Norfolk Southern is committed to ensuring that the quality of life for McCalla residents is maintained through the enhancements planned for the intermodal hub.
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Growing Green

Intermodal is the safest, most efficient, and economical way to move freight. A typical intermodal train hauls 280 truckloads of freight and moves a ton of freight 436 miles on one gallon of fuel.
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