Birmingham to trade surplus truck for Adamsville forestry help
the City Attorney·Oct 27, 2026
Contracts & Procurement
Would allow Birmingham to deploy a surplus 2010 Freightliner truck to Adamsville in exchange for on-demand urban forestry and horticulture services. The two-year agreement could provide landscaping support for city maintenance projects at no direct cost.
👥Counterparty:
City of Adamsville, Alabama
🏛Funding source:
Unknown
📋Action type:
Ordinance
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