Birmingham City Councilors On Their Plans To Spend $35M in Federal Money

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Birmingham City Councilors On Their Plans To Spend $35M in Federal Money

By Ryan Michaels The Birmingham Times Birmingham City Councilors are mostly eager to spend the remaining $35 million in federal COVID relief money which is geared toward economic development, transportation and public safety, among other areas that include $1 million for each district. The council’s Committee of the Whole voted last week to spend the […]

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