40% of Water Lost to Leaks, New Birmingham Water Works Board Learns
New water board members met in their first work session Monday and learned more about the utility’s projects and problems.
New water board members met in their first work session Monday and learned more about the utility’s projects and problems.
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by Virginia MartinA new regional board over the Birmingham Water Works, created by a new law signed last week, met for the first time Wednesday.
by Olivia McMurreyNearly two dozen people assembled to talk about their concerns and priorities for the environment in the future as the city of Birmingham leads construction of a Central Alabama Climate Action Plan.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.All members of the new water board have now been appointed, and they are having their first meeting Wednesday. A federal lawsuit filed by the city of Birmingham opposing the Legislature’s move to restructure the board goes before a judge on Thursday.
by Daniel GaddyThe Birmingham City Council OK'd the purchase of 16 drones to be used at the scene of police emergency calls.
by Daniel GaddyBW Recommends is a rundown of stories you might have missed this week. It offers insight into issues important to our area and sometimes tickles your curiosity. Soon we’ll be offering Recommends via email. Sign up here to receive it. You can also sign up for The WeeklyWatch, the stories we’ve published over the previous
by Virginia MartinBJCC and Live Nation execs gave media a sneak peek of the new Coca-Cola Amphitheater downtown, which is opening in June.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.Two commissioners donated money from their discretionary funds to the Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitors Bureau.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.The attorney general says the Birmingham Water Works Board was abolished Wednesday before it voted to accept the city’s purchase offer.
by Daniel Gaddy