This updates an existing partnership with Habitat for Humanity, which builds affordable homes and removes blight in the community. The amendment details remain unclear from the agenda, but residents should know the City is modifying its commitment to this program.
This amendment updates the City's partnership with the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. The full dollar amount and terms were cut off in the agenda text.
City commits additional funding to STREAM Innovations under an existing 2023 agreement. The vendor and scope of work are not specified in the public record provided.
City modifies its partnership terms with the Young Women's Christian Association of Central Alabama. Details of the amended agreement are not specified in the public notice.
City commits $750,000 to Small Magic dba Birmingham Talks for a development project, details of which are incomplete in the public record available here.
Federal pandemic relief money will support the Land Bank's acquisition and rehabilitation of blighted or abandoned properties. This frees up public resources for neighborhood stabilization.
City funds new violence intervention services aimed at reducing community violence through the Community Safety Initiatives Immediate Response Action Plan.
City commits $700,000 to community violence prevention and practitioner training. Program aims to reduce violence through certified community practitioners and systemic change.
Amendment to existing contract between City and University of Alabama; specific terms and impacts not disclosed in available text.
City extends or modifies its agreement with Greater Birmingham Ministries, a nonprofit serving Jefferson County. Details of the amendment are not provided in this notice.
The city is modifying an existing contract with the University of Alabama, but the specific changes and their impact on residents are unclear from the agenda text provided.
Public funds committed to Leaders of Excellence under an amended agreement. Details of the organization's services and the reason for the amendment are not disclosed.
City partners with OAA to provide services addressing social issues affecting formerly incarcerated residents and community reentry.
This amendment adjusts the city's partnership with Habitat for Humanity on affordable housing or community development work in Birmingham. Details of the change—scope, duration, or funding—are not publicly clear from the item title.
Amendment modifies the city's partnership with the Literacy Council of Central Alabama to support adult literacy programs in the community.
City amends agreement with Friends Foundation of Birmingham Public Library; terms of the amendment are not detailed in the item summary.
City extends or modifies its agreement with Birmingham AIDS Outreach, Inc. for public health services. Dollar amount not specified in agenda.
Expands community health capacity by training pharmacy-based health workers to serve residents. Strengthens access to preventive care and health education in neighborhoods.
City residents will receive essential resources and transportation assistance through a new BOLD Program partnership. The program aims to help community members access services by eliminating transportation barriers.
City commits $50,000 to Growing Kings, Inc. for services. Full details of the services and scope are not provided in the item description.