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Birmingham, Senate Bill and Water Works

Now that the Birmingham Water Works board is changing - what’s next for customers?

The new law changing the structure of the Birmingham Water Works Board expands the current five-member board to a seven dominated by appointees from outside the city of Birmingham, reducing city’s seats to just two.

WBRC on MSN · 2h

Bill to overhaul Birmingham Water Works Board heads to Gov. Ivey

A bill that would make major changes to the composition of the Birmingham Water Works Board passed the House and Senate. The bill now goes to Governor Kay Ivey for approval.Senate Bill 330 would convert the Birmingham Water Works Board into a regional board and terminate the terms of all current BWWB members upon passage.

WIAT Birmingham on MSN · 6h

Alabama Legislature passes bill that would change the way the Birmingham Water Works Board operates

A bill that would change the way the water works board for the second largest city in Alabama has passed both houses, awaiting Gov. Kay Ivey signing it into law.

1don MSN

Too little too late? Birmingham mayor and council unite against water works takeover

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin and members of the Birmingham City Council gathered Tuesday evening in front of City Hall in ...

BirminghamWatch25m

BWWB Board Revamp Passes Legislature

Local officials cry foul as bill to reduce Birmingham’s appointments to the board passes; legislators say it’s needed because ...

WATCH: BWWB holds news conference opposing bill that would restructure board

The Birmingham Water Works Board is holding a news conference Wednesday morning to oppose an Alabama bill restructuring the ...

1don MSN

BWWB holds news conference opposing bill that would restructure board

The Birmingham Water Works Board is holding a news conference Wednesday morning to oppose an Alabama bill restructuring the board. Under Senate Bill 330, sponsored ...

BirminghamWatch1d

City Leaders Call on Public To Stop Bill That Would Change BWWB

Members of the Birmingham City Council and Mayor Randall Woodfin say the bill would dilute the city’s influence over the ...

"It's a political power grab" Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin responds to SB 330

The City of Birmingham is calling state legislation – that change the way Birmingham Water Works Board is operated – a ...

Alabama Political Reporter3dOpinion

Opinion | We’re fixing the Birmingham Water Works. SB330 would set us back

SB330 is an example of government overreach. It consolidates power over one of Birmingham's most important utilities.

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