Antebellum Home Board: membership rules amended
Changes how board members are appointed and how long they serve on the Arlington Antebellum Home and Gardens Board.
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Amend Arlington Antebellum Home Board membership rules
Changes how board members are appointed and serve on the Arlington Antebellum Home and Gardens Board, affecting governance of a historic city property.
Johnson named Firefighter of the Month, receives special bonus
Recognition of exceptional service by a city firefighter. The bonus comes from the general fund.
Officer Weaver receives month bonus award
Recognition of an officer selected for exemplary performance. Honors commitment to public safety service.
City honors Administrative Services Employee of the Month: Bryars
Employee recognition reflects city workforce quality and morale. This award acknowledges exceptional service within the administrative division.
Special bonus approved for Office of the Month: King
City employees recognized for outstanding monthly performance receive bonus awards funded from general revenue. This item approves a special bonus for the King office unit.
Officer Bolton wins Officer of the Month bonus
Recognition of exceptional police performance. Award comes from general city funds.
Council confirms Ken Kvalheim to Housing Authority board
Housing Authority board members set policy and oversee operations affecting affordable housing availability and programs citywide.
City Clerk's Office employee White named employee of the month
Recognition of outstanding City Clerk's Office staff performance. White receives a special bonus award from the general fund for the employee-of-the-month honor.
Special bonus approved for Public Works Employee of the Month: Gullett
City recognizes Gullett for outstanding performance in Public Works. Award reflects commitment to acknowledging employee excellence in municipal operations.
Council appoints Director to Land Bank Authority
Land Bank board appointments shape how abandoned and tax-delinquent properties are reclaimed and sold, affecting neighborhood blight and housing availability across the city.
Council appoints Director 4 to Land Bank Authority
Land Bank Authority oversees acquisition and redevelopment of blighted properties city-wide. Director 4 position serves a four-year term through July 2024.
Mayor appoints new director to Land Bank Authority
Land Bank Authority oversees acquisition and rehab of blighted properties citywide. This 4-year appointment shapes decisions on which vacant, tax-delinquent homes get cleared or restored for sale.
Council confirms Land Bank Authority appointment
Council fills vacant board seat at Birmingham Land Bank, the agency managing blighted and tax-delinquent properties across the city.
ITEM 61. ADDENDUMA Resolution appointing one (1) member to the Birmingham Jefferson County Transit Authority to fill the unexpired term of Ruby Davis, resigned, said term expiring August 10, 2021. (Submitted and Recommended by Councilor Hoyt, Chairma
Council fills 5 seats on Downtown Redevelopment Authority
New board members will shape downtown development priorities and spending over the next three years. The Authority influences land use, business investment, and neighborhood character in Birmingham's core.
Five appointments to Commercial Development Authority
Council fills five vacancies on the board that oversees commercial development projects. Three members serve until 2021; two serve until 2023.
Mayor appoints 2 members to Birmingham Airport Authority
Two new board members will guide airport operations and policy decisions over the next six years, affecting service quality and investment priorities at a key regional transportation hub.
Mayor appoints 2 members to Birmingham Airport Authority
Two new board members will guide airport operations and policy decisions over the next six years, affecting service quality and investment priorities at a key regional transportation hub.
City funds NUSA Conference attendance for ~300 neighborhood leaders
Covers travel costs for elected representatives from all 99 city neighborhoods to attend the NUSA Conference. Strengthens neighborhood participation in citywide civic planning and coordination.