Birmingham City Council Approves $1.15 Million to Continue Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program
Funding will support the program to reduce gun violence, prevent retaliation and connect survivors with services.
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Funding will support the program to reduce gun violence, prevent retaliation and connect survivors with services.
by Daniel GaddyOfficials can request protection if they are under threat.
by Daniel GaddyAlso OKs applying for grant to fund Fountain Heights historic survey.
by Daniel GaddyThe budget increases money for transportation, violence prevention programs and homeless outreach services.
by Daniel GaddyThe council also sold 25 acres for a kart racing facility on Barber Motorsports Parkway.
by Daniel GaddyThe council also approved funding to expand the Birmingham Talks early childhood literacy program, develop the Sixteenth Street Visitor Center and fund housing development in Druid City.
by Daniel GaddyCity officials tout the strength of the new rules but opponents say they don’t go far enough.
by Forrest TerrellThe Birmingham Civil Rights Institute had temporarily closed in late May because of HVAC issues.
by Daniel GaddyThe declaration lets the city hire contractors to catch up on cutting abandoned lots.
by Daniel GaddyThe mayor proposes adding 100 more surveillance cameras to watch the city.
by Daniel Gaddy