City pursues $200K state grant for emergency housing solutions

May 26, 2015

Public Safety

$200,000

Birmingham is applying for Emergency Solutions Grant funding to address homelessness and housing instability. Grant approval could expand shelter services and housing assistance programs for vulnerable residents.

Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs State Grant Resolution

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City pursues $200K state grant for emergency housing solutions

Special assessment: $6,553 demolition cost at 122 6th Ave N

Special demolition assessment: $12,661 for 1821 Maple Avenue

Special assessment: $10,981 cost for demolition at 3501 Bessemer Avenue