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🚨 COMMUNITY HOT TOPIC: Let’s Talk Birmingham 311 🚨

Today’s ACE 2.0 meeting notes:

We’ve been getting real insight into how the system works behind the scenes—and if you care about getting things fixed in your neighborhood, this matters.

Here’s what you need to know:

📌 The 311 team is located in City Hall with the 911 team.

There’s a dedicated team of 8 (plus a manager) working to route and manage cases across the city.

We’re growing the community on purpose… not just in numbers, but in impact.

Here’s the move:

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Deadline: May 31, 2026

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Community Emergency Response Team Meeting – January 13

Hello everyone,

I wanted to share a brief update from a recent Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) meeting that I attended, along with some important information that may be helpful for our community.

We discussed upcoming training opportunities that will authorize CERT members to help train community members on what to do—and what not to do—in the event of an emergency. These trainings are focused on keeping both volunteers and residents safe while ensuring accurate information reaches official emergency responders.

Some key points from the meeting include:

• Volunteer Safety First: CERT volunteers are not to enter unsafe or damaged buildings and should never put themselves in danger while assisting.