The city of Birmingham’s Community Development Department wrapped up its final public hearing Tuesday night to gather input and discuss the Program Year 2025 Action Plan, which outlines the city’s objectives and priorities for allocating approximately $9.2 million in federal funding.
The money, provided annually by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), will support affordable housing projects and public services. According to Interim Deputy Director Randi Foy, the funding aligns with the mayor’s strategic goals to improve the community.
The funds will go towards affordable housing projects, public service to expand those projects, and collaborating with affordable housing initiatives, according to Foy.
Attendance at the in-person meeting was low, but Foy said the department saw better engagement during two virtual sessions held earlier this week…