Mayor· 2025-11-25 - 2029-11-01
Randall L. Woodfin
Birmingham
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Urban Villages Initiative planning contracts
Roughly $699,000 combined across the three contracts.
YMCA Child Care Center of Excellence
Total agreement amount rises to $1,020,871.00.
Industrial revenue bonds for Culton Holdings
The bonds aren't city debt, but the financing arrangement affects local tax revenue treatment.
Druid Hills affordable housing project extension
Agreement amount not to exceed $167,245.
Graymont affordable senior housing
Ties the city into the federally funded Choice Neighborhoods redevelopment, with obligations under a forgivable loan and promissory note.
Belview Heights Gateway funding boost
Adds up to $259,500 in federal ARPA funds for District 8.
Affordable housing in South Woodlawn
Adds $170,500 to an agreement now capped at $1,812,303, from CDBG, HOME, and ARPA sources.
Down payment assistance program
Up to $1,000,000 in HOME funds over two years.
Affordable homes on former Hill School site
Up to $1,128,393 in City assistance, including $495,000 in HOME funds.
Smithfield affordable housing deadline extended
Land sells for a nominal $1,000; no new city spending.
District 6 Housing Rehabilitation Program
Up to $50,350.75 in ARPA District 6 funds.
KultureCity accessibility and training epicenter
At least $39.5 million in private investment in the project.
Baldwin Properties mixed-use redevelopment at 1909 14th Avenue North
About $1.85 million in private capital investment with an estimated $492,400 in annual revenue.
Sale of Grand River Technology Park land for karting facility
The city would receive $1.85 million from the land sale.
Redding Ridge subdivision streets dedicated to the city
Puts subdivision streets into the city's public maintenance obligations.
District 5 and District 9 home exterior repair programs (HouseProud)
Up to $920,000 combined in city funds for exterior repairs on up to 110 homes.
Right-of-way vacations for property consolidation
Saint Rose Academy redevelopment fee waiver
The city forgoes $10,625.50 in fees to support the redevelopment.
Harvest Solutions medical waste facility
Former Ensley High School redevelopment terminated
The city recovers the property for $50,000 after the redevelopment plan fell through.
Decisions during term (14)
Recorded while Woodfin was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.