Water Works Plans Job, Raise Freezes to Offset Rising Legal and Material Costs in 2026
The board over the water works is grappling with budget cuts after being told they likely won’t be able to raise rates next year.
The board over the water works is grappling with budget cuts after being told they likely won’t be able to raise rates next year.
by Olivia McMurreyThe new plan is to be considered in Thursday’s meeting.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.City leaders invite proposals for a new hotel and mixed-use development near the BJCC.
by Daniel GaddyThe water drop image illustrates the five counties served by the water works.
by Olivia McMurreyBirminghamWatch is keeping tabs on the City of Birmingham’s Design Review Committee, which meets twice monthly to review plans for work at sites in established commercial revitalization districts and local historic districts. From agendas and meeting results to important discussions and process changes, we hope you’ll find this coverage helpful in staying civically engaged. Here
by Rebecca Dobrinski$200,000 purchase aimed at supporting UAB football and tourism industry.
by Virginia MartinThe county has appealed the ruling to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.The change brings Fitch’s rating in line with other credit rating agencies.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.The move should allow for better coordination of bus and on-demand services, city officials said.
by Daniel GaddyJimmie Stephens said many in his district also fear noise and environmental effects from the project.
by Solomon Crenshaw Jr.