Birmingham launches public safety session amid ongoing crime reduction efforts
This year’s Academy of Civic Engagement will give residents a first-hand look at how public safety professionals do their work.
This year’s Academy of Civic Engagement will give residents a first-hand look at how public safety professionals do their work.
by Daniel GaddyThe council also set hearings on comprehensive plans for the southern area and Pratt-Ensley areas of the city, as well as OKing funding for a program to support existing businesses.
by Daniel GaddyCulton Companies plans to expand operations at its facility near The Shops at Grand River.
by Daniel GaddyBirmingham’s mayor and city school superintendent last week proposed the plan for a career training hub, financial literacy program and basketball court renovations.
by Daniel GaddyThe funding will support the 10 current distribution sites and add four more.
by Daniel GaddyThe City Council approved spending $850,000 for a park and facilities for people who are homeless.
by Daniel GaddyThe public hearing will be during the Aug. 25 City Council meeting.
by Virginia MartinA survey asks residents what they want or need in the plan.
by Virginia MartinFunding 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 Gaddy