Promises of Transparency Face Scrutiny at Central Alabama Water 10 Months After Overhaul
CAW critics say the board holds too tightly to information and leaves some board members and the public out of decision making.
CAW critics say the board holds too tightly to information and leaves some board members and the public out of decision making.
by Olivia McMurreyYour support helps us grow and sustain a newsroom for the City Built to Change the South. Donate today to help Birmingham stay informed. The board over Central Alabama Water approved a revised version of its bylaws during its March 6 meeting. Most of the revisions are minor wording changes but several are substantive. The
by Olivia McMurreyThe council also agreed to contract for a brownfield study and host three sporting events.
by Daniel GaddyPete Buttigieg and Mayor Randall Woodfin answered questions during a town hall at the Carver Theatre.
by Olivia McMurreyMore than 30 people have been fired under the new employee regulations.
by Olivia McMurreyCouncilors approved putting three programs under the Reinvest Birmingham initiative.
by Daniel GaddyThe city will take 180 days to evaluate its zoning regulations for the facilities.
by Daniel GaddyThe commission on Thursday will be considering extending contracts for three top administrators.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.The city is questioning the planned location downtown off First Avenue North near Innovation Depot.
by Virginia MartinThe park, on First Avenue North, could open about the start of summer.
by Virginia Martin