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Office of Birmingham City Council Birmingham City Hall - 3rd Floor. 710 20th Street North, Birmingham, AL 35203 Google Maps

Arlington Historic House aims to serve the City of Birmingham by redefining our structure to engage the minds of the future, provide community cultivation, and educate through the unifying power of history, art, and community.

The City Clerk’s Office serves as the technical administrative liaison for all official actions between the City Council and Mayor, as provided by State law and City code. Contact Address

Birmingham City Hall. 710 20th Street North Birmingham, Alabama 35203-2216 Google Maps. Phone: 205-254-2000 Fax: 205-254-2926

Develops and maintains relations with external arts and cultural organizations such as but not limited to Alabama Symphony Orchestra, Alabama Ballet, Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, Vulcan Park & Museum, Carver Theater, etc.

Neighborhood revitalization funding plays a key role in Mayor Randall L. Woodfin’s budget amendment approved by the Birmingham City Council earlier today. More than $20 million dollars will be spent for street resurfacing, sidewalks, traffic calming, and …

The nine-member Birmingham City Council is the legislative branch of Birmingham city government as defined by the Mayor-Council Act of the State of Alabama. Nine council members are elected from nine districts and serve four year terms with the next election in 2025.

The committee advises on matters Regarding: rublic safety, generally, Violence prevention initiatives, Offender reentry, Dance, alcoholic beverage, and special events permitting, Civil defense, Domestic violence, Substance abuse control, Emergency medical services, Environmental health & safety, Fire protection, Human Rights Commission, Licenses and permits (as it relates to public safety ...

The Community advises on Matters Regarding: Condemnation or demolition of dilapidated structures, Right of way encroachments, Inspection services, Street and sanitation matters, Sanitary landfills, Brownfield remediation, City cemeteries, Parks and recreation facilities and programming, Land banking, Housing policy and development policy, City ...