Homeowners seek subpoena for mayor’s wife’s realty company in Nebius data center suit
Homeowners suing the City of Birmingham over Nebius’ planned AI data center in Oxmoor Valley are seeking records from Iron City Premier Realty, owned by the mayor’s wife, Kendra Woodfin. A judge is scheduled to hear arguments over whether the subpoena can be issued, while city attorneys oppose the request.
Homeowners challenging Birmingham’s approval or involvement in the Nebius AI data center project in Oxmoor Valley are seeking a subpoena for records from Iron City Premier Realty, owned by Kendra Woodfin, the wife of Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin. The requested records concern property incorporated into the data center site.
Attorneys for the City of Birmingham oppose the subpoena, arguing that the homeowners have not explained the company’s alleged connection to the case and describing the request as a fishing expedition. A judge is scheduled to hear arguments on whether the subpoena should be issued.