Josh Vasa

Demolition of unsafe buildings citywide

Demolition and abatement costs are typically assessed as liens against the properties.

Youth and young adult homelessness services

Combined contracts of up to $127,250 in city funds.

Weeds nuisance abatement — 190 properties

Owners who don't clean up face abatement costs assessed as special liens on their properties.

Neighborhood nuisance and inoperable vehicle abatements

Costs are assessed to the property or vehicle owners, not the general taxpayer.

Micro shelters for unhoused residents extended

Up to $70,000 in city funds through June 30, 2027.

Alcohol license applications citywide

No direct cost to the City; the licenses support local business operations and events.

Neighborhood blight abatement across the city

Liens on owners range from about $5,400 to $24,700 per property.

Weed abatement of 304 properties

Property owners will owe the City for cleanup costs; residents benefit from cleared lots at no cost unless they own a listed parcel.

Drone fine near entertainment events

OffenderWatch offender notification system

Up to $29,999.97 over three years from professional fees funds.

Opioid abatement youth prevention program

Up to $600,000 for a 12-month term through the Opioid Abatement Program.

Central Library elevator emergency

Roughly $379,000 total across the two library repair contracts.

Weed nuisance declarations on 154 properties

Joint park patrol agreement with Mountain Brook

Veterans Memorial Park joint patrol agreement

Jail repair and city facility emergencies

Roughly $1.99 million combined across the three emergency items.

Birmingham City Jail public safety concerns

Hospital-linked Violence Intervention Program renewal

No city money — Jefferson County covers up to $1,154,574 through June 2027.

Emergency electrical upgrade at Fire Station #20

$25,766.43 in emergency spending.

AED purchase and monitoring for city facilities

Up to $1,094,184 from the city budget.