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Hoover council approves $206 million in government spending for 2027 (opens the original)
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The Hoover City Council discusses the city's 2027 budget on Monday, Sept. 28, 2026. The Hoover City Council on Monday night approved a 2027 budget that includes $178 million in spending from the cityâs general fund and a total of $206 million in spending from all government funds. The $178 million general fund budget represents a 4% increase from the original 2026 general fund budget. The council also approved $10.4 million for capital projects and $17.7 million in spending from special revenu
Derzis proposes $178 million Hoover general fund budget for 2027 (opens the original)
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Hoover Mayor Nick Derzis is proposing for the city to spend $178 million from its general fund for fiscal 2027, which is up 4% from the original 2026 general fund budget of $171.6 million. Chief Financial Officer Melinda Lopez presented the 2027 budget proposal to the City Council on Monday night, and the plan is for the council to review it and potentially approve a budget in two weeks before the fiscal year starts Oct. 1. Derzis is proposing total government fund spending of $206 million for 2
Chelsea City Council to consider $28 million budget for 2027 (opens the original)
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The Chelsea City Council on Tuesday, Sept. 15, plans to consider a proposed $28 million budget for fiscal 2027 and a renewed law enforcement contract with the Shelby County Sheriff's Office. The budget proposed by Mayor Cody Sumners calls for the city to spend $28.2 million in fiscal 2027 but take in only $23.3 million in new revenue. The proposed budget would utilize $5.5 million from the city's reserve fund to cover the balance, with most of that money coming from bond proceeds for capital p
City clamps down on food truck operators (opens the original)
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Taqueria Juarez at the 2025 Bluff Park Art Show. The food truck was regularly in the 3400 block of Lorna Road until mid-August when the owner, Jorge Juarez, stopped operating there after the city revised its food truck regulations and began enforcing them. If youâve noticed a dramatic reduction in the number of food trucks lining the roads or set up in parking lots in Hoover, thereâs a reason for that. The Hoover City Council recently revamped the cityâs food truck regulations after the ci
Hoover zoning board approves plans for 8 new homes in Inverness (opens the original)
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Acton Development Corp. is seeking permission to develop eight residential lots off Inverness Point Drive in Hoover, Alabama. The Hoover Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday approved preliminary plans for eight new residential lots off Inverness Point Drive. The 35.6-acre property, to be called Jennings Reserve, is owned by Acton Development Corp. and is zoned as an E-2 single-family estate district. Four of the lots would abut the Cahaba River, according to plans submitted to the city of H
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