Birmingham brunch hours now begin at 10:00 a.m. instead of noon (Sundays). This two-hour difference has lead to an economic boost.

We secured a TAP Grant for this project in partnership with the city of Mountain Brook.

East Lake, Crestline and City Park have significantly improved throughout the last several years with our help.

The incoming Amazon Distribution Center will bring 1,600 full-time jobs and 300 part-time jobs to the community.

We worked on a $200 million multi-use development to take the place of the abandoned Trinity Medical Center.

Our Grand River Tech Park will add more than 1,200 jobs for our residents with an economic impact of $85 million.

Our city partnered with the Daniel Corporation to bring new 150,000 square feet of professional office space and $93mm in tax revenues.

We secured funding within the budget to repave critical streets throughout the district.

A 10-year project, completed in 2018, the Clairmont Walking Trail provides another space for walkability to Birmingham residents.

After more than a decade we have secured funding to demolish this blighted structure that previously depressed home values.

In partnership with ALDOT, we have begun the resurfacing and restructure of Oporto Madrid.

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