Council appoints 3 members to Construction Board of Adjustment
Fills vacant seats on the board that reviews building code disputes and appeals. New members serve 1–3 year terms.
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Council appoints 3 members to Construction Board
Board oversees construction disputes and appeals affecting development permits and building code decisions in the city.
Council appoints O. Tameka Wren to Industrial Development Board
Wren fills an unexpired board seat, adding a lawyer to the city body that oversees industrial incentives and development projects affecting Birmingham's economic growth.
Council appoints O. Tameka Wren to Industrial Development Board
Wren fills an unexpired board seat, adding a lawyer to the city body that oversees industrial incentives and development projects affecting Birmingham's economic growth.
Council appoints O. Tameka Wren to Industrial Development Board
Wren fills an unexpired board seat, adding a lawyer to the city body that oversees industrial incentives and development projects affecting Birmingham's economic growth.
City funds $750 travel grant for Fairview neighborhood board member
Fairview resident Gerri Robinson attends annual NUSA board conference with city funding. Supports neighborhood representation in regional advocacy network.
City funds $229.7K Travel Designers contract for delegate conference
City spending $229,680 from general funds on a sole-source contract to send neighborhood association delegates to a 2017 conference in Omaha. Public dollars for travel require transparency on vendor selection and attendee benefit.
Appoints Benjamin Mayfield Armstrong as veteran services advisor for District 2
Benjamin Mayfield Armstrong joins Councilor Kimberly Rafferty's office to lead veteran engagement and develop veteran services for District 2 residents.
Council appoints Director to Land Bank Authority
Land Bank Authority manages the city's strategy for acquiring, holding, and returning vacant/blighted properties to productive use. This appointment shapes who leads that effort.
Council appoints 1987 Supply Co. as graphic design consultant
City hires Desmond Wilson's firm for marketing and branding work to highlight Birmingham. No dollar amount specified in the record.
Council appoints Desmond Wilson for graphic design and marketing
The city hires a design and marketing consultant for council communications. Dollar amount not disclosed in this item.
Council appoints two Special Municipal Court Judges
These judicial appointments fill two seats on the municipal court bench through February 2019. Court judges handle traffic, housing, and misdemeanor cases affecting residents citywide.
Council appoints 7 municipal judges to 3-year terms
Judges fill vacancies on the municipal bench, handling misdemeanors, traffic cases, and small claims that affect residents' rights and fines citywide.
Council appoints 11 members to Civil Rights Institute board
Fills vacancies on the governing board of Birmingham's Civil Rights Institute, including the seat left open by Yvonne Turner's death.
Council appoints 3 members to Industrial Development Board
These appointments fill vacancies on the board that oversees economic development projects in Birmingham, including one seat left by a recent resignation.
Council appoints 3 members to Industrial Development Board
These appointments fill vacancies on the board that oversees economic development projects in Birmingham, including one seat left by a recent resignation.
Council appoints 3 members to Industrial Development Board
These appointments fill vacancies on the board that oversees economic development projects in Birmingham, including one seat left by a recent resignation.
Council appoints 3 members to Industrial Development Board
These appointments fill vacancies on the board that oversees economic development projects in Birmingham, including one seat left by a recent resignation.
City hires Leslie Patton and Associates for community engagement planning
LPA will assess community priorities and historical perspectives to shape future city engagement strategies. The outcome will influence how the city consults residents on major decisions.
City funds $638.50 travel grant for neighborhood board member to attend NUSA con
Supports neighborhood association leadership by funding professional development and participation in regional governance networks. Enables civic leaders to bring back best practices to Springlake.