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- Check4 days agoChange DetectedThe City of Birmingham has announced a partnership with HdL Companies to enhance online services for businesses, while also launching a community-based public safety program with Urban Alchemy, amidst ongoing efforts for citywide rezoning.SummaryDifference49%
- Check11 days agoChange DetectedThe Office of the City Attorney has issued a statement regarding the Valley Brook Apartments incident, while Mayor Woodfin has appointed two new members to the Birmingham Airport Authority; notable deletions include the announcement of free recycling carts and a funding program information session.SummaryDifference48%
- Check18 days agoChange DetectedThe City of Birmingham has received $50,000 in technical assistance for code enforcement improvements, while the Greater Birmingham Humane Society has suspended animal control intake and canine adoptions due to a canine virus outbreak.SummaryDifference46%
- Check25 days agoChange DetectedThe City of Birmingham has introduced a new business tax and license system, launched a free recycling cart program for residents, and announced a funding program with an information session, while notable events such as the centennial celebration of local Black Greek-letter organizations and a Pride cleanup day have been removed from the updates.SummaryDifference49%
- Check32 days agoChange DetectedThe City of Birmingham has recently been awarded a significant $20 million grant aimed at distressed areas, while also launching a multi-agency partnership to enhance public safety amidst rising summer crime rates.SummaryDifference51%
- Check44 days agoChange DetectedThe City of Birmingham has announced a Pride Where I Reside cleanup day scheduled for August 3, while previously, the city offices were noted to be closed for the Fourth of July holiday.SummaryDifference39%
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