City outlines 5-year crime reduction plan
The plan sets a goal to reduce homicides and shootings by 10% a year and establish a “culture of safety” in Birmingham.
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The plan sets a goal to reduce homicides and shootings by 10% a year and establish a “culture of safety” in Birmingham.
by Virginia MartinAfter a year of study, the city revealed its sustainability plan and strategies.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.Five more town halls are planned this month to talk about possible rules for accessory dwelling units.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.City officials will talk about how they draft the budget during meeting at Boutwell Auditorium.
by Virginia MartinThe town hall will be at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Parker High.
by Virginia MartinA new 23-page report details the spending of more than $141 million on nearly 200 city projects.
by Daniel GaddyMayor Randall Woodfin officially named the former West Precinct patrol officer and deputy chief of special operations as Birmingham Police Chief on Tuesday, ending his interim phase.
by Daniel GaddyOnce considered a model of citizen participation, the influence of the neighborhood association system is waning as participation lags and leaders complain of declining attention from the city.
by Olivia McMurreyBirmingham officials say the new version offers easier access and enhanced search capabilities. Read more.
by Daniel GaddyWoodfin highlighted successes and plans during his State of the Community Address. Read more.
by Daniel Gaddy