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The mayor's proposed budget includes more than $14 million toward neighborhood revitalization efforts.
Birmingham joins Hunstville, Mobile and Madison in adopting similar civilian review or advisory boards.
The Collective PAC is a D.C political action committee that funds Black candidates for public office.
"The spirit of Birmingham has been on display over the last 10 months," Woodfin said in his annual address.
“It is important to understand that reform does not happen in one day," Woodfin said.
“Unfortunately, we have very difficult times ahead,” said Alabama State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris.
The company has purchased more than 1 million square feet of new warehouse and office space in the city.
Woodfin repeated that facial recognition capabilities will not be used in accordance with the contract.
Ensley District Developers aims to deconstruct and redevelop the 10-story building built in 1929.
Mayor Randall Woodfin’s $412 million budget is almost 9 percent lower than the previous budget.
