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Council to fund Cahaba River Coalition work with $50,000 agreement to support cleanups and recreation

Irondale City Council · July 22, 2026
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Summary

The council left on consent a $50,000 agreement with the Cahaba River Coalition to support river protection, cleanups and community programming; the coalition reported recent cleanups removed roughly 500 pounds of trash and invasive species from local riverbanks.

The council considered a resolution to authorize a $50,000 agreement with the Cahaba River Coalition to provide recreational opportunities and community benefits via protection and restoration of the Cahaba River. Paige Goldschmidt, senior development manager, told the council the coalition runs cleanups, supports canoe-launch maintenance and hosts educational programs tied to local schools.

Goldschmidt said volunteers recently removed about 500 pounds of trash from the river and additional pounds of invasive species from riverbanks. Council members thanked the coalition for its partnership and left the item on consent for approval.