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Mayor Randall L. Woodfin’s philosophy of “putting people first” has guided his leadership. Revitalization of the city’s 99 neighborhoods is his top priority.

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Department of Capital Projects

The Department of Capital Projects plays a critical role in the development and enhancement of the City’s infrastructure and public facilities. We are charged with the comprehensive planning, coordination, and management of capital construction projects that are funded and executed by the City of Birmingham. Operating in strict compliance with Alabama Code Title 39 – Public Works, our responsibilities span the entire project lifecycle, starting from initial concepts and design development, through permitting and detailed cost estimation, to competitive bidding, construction execution, and any necessary facility alterations or renovations.

Department of Innovation and Economic Opportunity

The Department of Innovation and Economic Opportunity is shaping Birmingham’s future by connecting our people, businesses, assets, and opportunities to the markets and investments that drive sustainable growth. We work to strengthen homegrown businesses, attract and retain high-growth industries, cultivate a skilled and competitive workforce, and position Birmingham for new investment and development. By aligning local strengths with regional and global opportunities, we are building a resilient, opportunity-rich economy where businesses can grow, talent can thrive, and Birmingham can compete as a premier destination for innovation and economic opportunity.

Office of Public Affairs

The Office of Public Affairs (OPA) serves as the primary liaison and strategic engagement arm for the Mayor and the City of Birmingham's administration, focusing on external relations across all levels of government and community stakeholders.

Meet Mayor Randall L. Woodfin

Mayor Randall L. Woodfin’s philosophy of “putting people first” has guided his leadership. He is in his second term as Birmingham's 30th mayor.

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