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Mayor Randall L. Woodfin’s philosophy of “putting people first” has guided his leadership. Revitalization of the city’s 99 neighborhoods is his top priority.
Meet Mayor Randall L. Woodfin
Mayor Randall L. Woodfin’s philosophy of “putting people first” has guided his leadership. He is in his second term as Birmingham's 30th mayor.
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A New Door Opens at 16th Street
On September 15, 1963, five girls were in the basement of 16th Street Baptist Church, preparing for youth day services. In an instant, a bomb planted by Klan members changed everything - claiming the lives of four and leaving one, Sarah Collins-Rudolph, to carry the memory forward. Sixty-three years to the day, Birmingham opened a new chapter.
The City of Birmingham to host 2026 State of Homelessness Summit
The City of Birmingham will commemorate National Homelessness Awareness Month by hosting its 2026 State of Homelessness Summit on Friday, Nov. 6.
Mayor Woodfin’s Children and Youth Commission launches Cradle-to-Career Roadmap to success, a coordinated system of opportunity
The City of Birmingham plans to change the way it invests in its children. Mayor Randall L. Woodfin, Birmingham City Schools leadership, and community partners today released the Birmingham Children and Youth Commission’s Cradle-to-Career Report and Roadmap, a citywide strategy designed to connect the systems, resources, and people that shape a child’s life, from birth through education, career, and adulthood.
The City of Birmingham offices closed on Labor Day
The City of Birmingham offices—with the exception of police, fire, and 911—will be closed on Monday, Sept. 7, in observance of Labor Day.
