Birmingham worker who died at City Hall remembered

Birmingham worker who died at City Hall remembered as devoted husband, father, co-worker
Troy Joseph Perry Jr. worked in the Watershed Division in the Department of Planning, Engineering and Permits for eight years. He previously worked for the Jefferson County Health Department for 30 years.
Employee found dead at Birmingham City Hall identified
The name has been released of the man found dead at Birmingham City Hall Thursday morning. At 11 a.m. Troy Joseph Perry Jr., 67, who was a city employee, was found in a stairwell of the building, according to the coroner. He was pronounced dead a few minutes later.
Troy Perry, storm water specialist for city of Birmingham, found dead in city hall stairwell
A geologist by trade who was involved in dealing with storm water and water pollution issues for the city of Birmingham, has died. Troy Perry, a water pollution professional who had worked for the city since 2016,
Employee dies in stairwell of Birmingham City Hall
A city employee was found dead Thursday in a Birmingham City Hall stairwell. The discovery was made about 11 a.m. in the stairwell between the 10th and 11th floors. Birmingham police and the Jefferson County Coroner’s Office responded to the scene.
Employee found dead at Birmingham City Hall, no foul play suspected
No evidence of foul play was found after a City of Birmingham employee was found dead Thursday morning inside city hall.The 67-year-old man was found in a stairwell inside City Hall around 11 a.m. and pronounced dead on the scene shortly after.
Birmingham police investigate 'unclassified death' of city employee at city hall
The Birmingham Police Department is investigating an unclassified death of a city employee.The police department said the incident happened Thursday at city hal
FOP reacts to new Birmingham Police crime reduction strategies
The city of Birmingham is focused on tackling violent crime, especially homicides, with city leaders and police rolling out a ...
City hall bosses plan £148m spending cut in budget
The authority is planning to cut about £148m of spending while increasing council tax by 7.49% in the coming financial year.