Mayor, Birmingham PD release number of vacancies as part of plan to recruit, retain officers
The plan, they say, will prioritize the hiring of 172 patrol officers to achieve staffing targets for Birmingham’s police ...
Mayor Woodfin proposing $15.8 million police recruitment and retention effort
According to Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin, the Birmingham Police Department has 440 officers out on patrol but more are ...
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Biden signs executive orders on gun violence
President Biden signs executive orders on gun violence in the East Room of the White House on Thursday. He is surrounded by ...
‘Boots on the ground always works’: Birmingham FOP responds to mayor’s $15.8 million plan to recruit, retain police
This is a great step forward, but we still have to have our primary focus set on those benefits, wages and working conditions ...
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Ala. Mayor Unveils $15.8M Plan to Improve Police Staffing
"We need to be more aggressive," said Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin about his police staffing plan, which includes ...
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Mayor Randall Woodfin proposes plan to recruit and retain officers
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin proposed a $16 million plan to attract more candidates to work within the Birmingham Police ...
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Council Sets Nov. 12 Public Hearing on Safe Streets Pilot; Mayor Says It Has Reduced Crime in East Lake
The Birmingham City Council will hear public comments on the Safe Streets pilot program, which closed off streets in the East ...
Woodfin unveils $15.8 million plan to solve Birmingham police staffing shortage: ‘We need to be more aggressive’
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin revealed details of the police department staffing on Tuesday to correct what he said is ...
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'Hefty price for safety': Birmingham police propose $16 million recruitment plan
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin has a plan to fill vacant positions in the police department, for the hefty price of $16 ...
Mayor Woodfin announces $16 million plan to help with recruiting and retention
In a major effort to boost recruitment and fill critical vacancies in the Birmingham Police Department, Mayor Randall Woodfin has announced a plan to attract more men and women to the force.