casswiss.blogg.se

With about 160 days left until Birmingham hosts the world for the World Games, our neighborhood leaders are working hard to spread the word and get others involved.

During the event, officers heard from Community Resource Representative Flora Johnson M.ed, Benga Harrison and Tawanna Willoughby with United Way- Hands On, LaKeela Lowe of Empowered Citizens of Birmingham ECBHAM, Sa’de Hammond from Keep Birmingham Beautiful Commission, Deputy Director Alice Williams, and Birmingham City Councilman Darrell O’Quinn. On Saturday, February 19th the Community Resource Services Division hosted 65 Neighborhood Officers at the Dorothy Shields Conference Center for the first neighborhood officer training of the year. Our Neighborhood Leaders are committed to community collaboration especially when it comes down to addressing illegal dumping in their neighborhoods. The Bold program was launched in 2018 by Mayor Randall Woodfin as a way to distribute city funds to private economic development organizations in the city.Ĭommunity collaboration is the key to addressing illegal dumping Neighborhood Leaders met out at the Roebuck location for the open house event.īush Hills Connections is receiving $39,650 in Bold grant money from the City of Birmingham, for the first time, to fund programs that will help it’s neighborhood association launch new green microenterprises and support programs including a cooperative micro-gardening network. Welcoming ArchWell Health to the Roebuck NeighborhoodĪrchWell Health is an innovative healthcare provider delivering best-in-class care at comfortable, accessible neighborhood clinics. Flora Johnson, spoke on the Microsoft Stream platform and facilitated team discussion around an upcoming initiative – “Tiny Desk In the City Series.”

Your Community Resource Services Division team is dedicated to sharpening their skill set better serve you! During our May In-service, CRR, Ms.

Participants can expect to experience municipal government, unlike they ever have before, during the six week experience. The ACE (Academy of Civic Engagement) Spring 2022 Class is well under way. Special thank you to those neighborhood leaders: Shelia Chaffin, Five Points South William Harden Jr., Echo Highlands Thomasine Jackson, East Thomas Olivia Johnson, Sherman Heights Valencia King, Woodlawn Elizabeth Sanfelippo, Highland Park April Myers-Williams, Bush Hills. Six special neighborhood officers facilitated the breakout groups for digital newsletters, websites, zoom, Facebook pages, and telephone apps. During the month of April our Division had the opportunity to host 40 neighborhood leaders at the Salvation Army for a social media training.