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Multidisciplinary child abuse response agreement
Birmingham
Summary
A first-reading ordinance would have Birmingham join Jefferson County, eight other cities, the Clay House Children's Advocacy Center and the state mental health department in a one-year coordinated team response to child abuse cases.
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Last discussed Jun 30, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
Financial terms were not stated in the published item.
✅Who benefits
Abused and at-risk children in Birmingham and Jefferson County who would get a coordinated response from police, mental health and advocacy professionals.
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