Group Home Additions To 530 Hornady Drive for Carepath Behavioral Health RFP
Posted
Aug 13, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Provide Group Home Additions To 530 Hornady Drive for Carepath Behavioral Health.
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Posted
Aug 13, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Provide Group Home Additions To 530 Hornady Drive for Carepath Behavioral Health.
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193059
Population
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5,758
Procurement Difficulty Score
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58 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Monroeville
The meeting addressed several topics, including the potential sale of Market B, requiring a public hearing. Discussions covered issues related to a drainage ditch on the south side of the property. The council also considered whether the city would pay for an appraisal. There was a discussion about purchasing a small piece of property behind the old Bank building. The council discussed the franchise agreement with Southern Light, the franchise deed with Belco, and the need for repairs to the air conditioning in a building maintained by the M County Soil and Water Conservation District. The council also talked about setting a public hearing for a resolution, new hires in the public works department, and the replacement of air conditioning compressors.
The meeting included discussions on various topics such as a United Way campaign, the DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, drainage problems, building repairs, generator servicing for the police and fire departments, an application for Amazon funding, and the purchase of police vehicles. There was also a discussion on an agreement with the county for cleaning up dump sites and a request to waive permit fees for construction work at First Baptist Church.
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Monroeville.
The meeting included updates on a project delayed due to Mediacom, discussions about sidewalk surveys, drainage on Wesley Street, and potential industrial accidents. There were talks regarding infrastructure deals, responses to project submissions, and an SRF Workshop. The council also discussed pricing breakdowns, budget amendments, and issues with software. Additionally, the meeting covered an ATRC event, approval of a new hire, grant applications for road and bridge programs, and the purchase of vehicles for the police department. Other topics included Mockingbird company celebration, concrete floating, capital budget amendments, and upcoming events.
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