ARP: Birmingham AL, Develops New Affordable Homes
Idea Category: Housing | Funding Source: American Rescue Plan
Mayor Randall Woodfin used ARP funds to spur the development of 27 new affordable homes. The City of Birmingham entered into a partnership with the National Community Reinvestment Coalition to revitalize neighborhoods and address the impacts of redlining, particularly in communities of color. This allocation will provide assistance to low-and-moderate income communities, with a focus on communities of color.
More Idea’s From Randall Woodfin
Mayor Randall Woodfin Advanced Proposal to Provide Communal Space for Residents Experiencing Homelessness
Idea Category: Improving Quality of Life, Infrastructure | Funding Source: ARP
Mayor Randall Woodfin Announced New Transportation Initiative
Idea Category: Transportation | Funding Source: ARP
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin on Economic Growth in the City
Idea Category: Economic Safeguards | Funding Source: ARP
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin Uses Federal CHOICE Neighborhood Funds to Revitalize Aged Housing Units
Idea Category: Housing | Funding Source: ARP
ARP: Birmingham spending plan for over $40 million approved by the City Council
Idea Category: Equity & Opportunity, Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP
Ascend Birmingham
Idea Category: Equity & Opportunity, Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols Launched Project to Increase Housing Development
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols launched a project to convert a former juvenile detention center to...
Virginia Senators Elizabeth Bennett-Parker, Schuyler VanValkenburg, and Aaron Rouse Helped Champion A 16-Bill Package Focused on Affordability
Senators Elizabeth Bennett-Parker, Schuyler VanValkenburg, and Aaron Rouse helped pass a 16-bill package addressing affordability,...
