Regular City Council Meeting

Wahhab, LLC gets beer and wine license at Airport Amoco

Off-premise beer and wine sales now allowed at 5017 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North. License transfer requires City Council approval.

Off-premise beer license transfer approved for Airport BP location

Zohra's Retail Food, LLC gains permission to sell beer at the Airport BP convenience store on Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North. The transfer allows the new operator to continue alcohol sales at this location.

Off-premise wine license approved for Airport BP location

Zohra's Retail Food, LLC gets permission to sell wine at 5117 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North. This enables alcohol retail at the Airport BP convenience store.

Restaurant liquor license: Alpha Hospitality Group at Traxx, 20th St

Alpha Hospitality Group seeks approval to serve alcohol at Traxx restaurant (1006 20th Street South). Liquor licenses affect neighborhood conditions, hours of operation, and compliance with local regulations.

Liquor license: Blues & Whiskey lounge at 217 20th St North

New lounge retail liquor license for Blues & Whiskey in downtown Birmingham. Public hearing will allow neighbors and residents to comment on the establishment's impact on the area.

Liquor license: DWIY Package Store seeks Lounge Retail Class II

DWIY Package Store at 7300 1st Avenue North is applying for a Lounge Retail liquor license, which will allow on-premises consumption. Public interest in this license type may include concerns about neighborhood activity, safety, or operational hours.

AC Hotel granted Special Retail Liquor License 160

Tupelo Hotels' AC Hotel at 105 20th Street North gets approval to serve alcohol. This affects operating hours, neighborhood foot traffic, and local business competition in downtown Birmingham.

Piggly Wiggly #260 approved to sell hemp products

Buy Lo Quality Food Stores received a consumable hemp products retailer license for the Clairmont Avenue location, making legal hemp products available at this store.

Towing license approved for Absolute Towing and Hauling (15 wreckers)

James C. Owens' towing service gets city permission to operate up to 15 wreckers on Birmingham streets. Affects roadside towing availability and service capacity for accident recovery and vehicle removal.

Mayor authorized to sign health initiative agreement with African American Male

City commits to partnership with community health nonprofit for county-wide preventive wellness programs serving African American men.

Police Department approves agreement with Watch Systems, LLC

Birmingham Police will use Watch Systems services for law enforcement operations. Details on cost, term length, and specific services are incomplete in the agenda item.

Council approves free entertainment partnership with Friends of Avondale Park

Residents gain access to free, family-friendly entertainment at Avondale Park in a safe, welcoming setting.

City buys property at 2001 Park Place North from LBAL LLC

City purchases commercial or mixed-use property in downtown Birmingham; specific use and financial terms not disclosed in agenda excerpt.

City authorizes $15M bond for public building projects

Birmingham is borrowing $15 million to finance new public buildings and improvements. This debt will be repaid through future tax revenue and general city funds.

LeadsOnline takes over Evidence IQ contract with city

A vendor swap on the city's evidence-management system. LeadsOnline, LLC replaces Evidence IQ, Inc. as the named contractor — residents should know which company operates police records now.

City approves art education partnership with Space One Eleven

Brings professional art history and technique workshops to Birmingham residents through a local nonprofit partner.

City extends lease amendment for office space at 3001 27th Street North

City renews office lease for three suites at 3001 27th Street North with WAHG Birmingham I, LLC. Lease changes may affect operational costs and city operations.

Council awards $864K workers' comp contract to CorVel

City will pay CorVel Corporation $864,000 over three years to manage workers' compensation claims for municipal employees. This spending affects the budget available for other city services.

Weed abatement removed for 2629 21st Avenue North

Property at 2629 21st Avenue North is released from the city's weed-abatement program, meaning the owner is no longer subject to city enforcement or cost-recovery for vegetation removal at this address.

Weed abatement removal: 2629 21st Avenue North

Property at 2629 21st Avenue North is removed from the city's weed-abatement assessment list, likely because the noxious or dangerous weeds have been cleared.

Legion Field locker room expansion: $16,925 change order to Cahaba Restoration

City increases spending on Legion Field locker room work by $16,925 through contract amendment with Cahaba Restoration. Project improves facility conditions for athletic and community use.

Emergency sinkhole repair contract: $32,950 to Gillespie Construction

Sinkhole repair on Studdard Road will restore safe road conditions and prevent further damage. Work is being expedited under emergency procurement rules.

City approves Ace Tree Service for as-needed removals, 1 year

City establishes standing contract for emergency and routine tree removal across municipal properties. Competitive bid process ensures cost-effective service delivery.

Tree removal contract awarded to Asplundh Tree Expert

City approves 1-year contract for tree removal services at unit prices. Handles maintenance of public trees across the city.

Weed abatement contract awarded to Bham Co Properties for 1 year

City clears overgrown lots and debris from vacant properties across Birmingham for one year. Helps reduce neighborhood blight and improves public spaces.

City approves weed abatement contract with Birmingham Turf Pros

Cleaner neighborhood lots reduce blight and fire risk on vacant properties. One-year contract with unit pricing for as-needed debris removal.

C & J Lawn awarded weed abatement contract, 1 year

City contracts with C & J Lawn for ongoing weed removal and debris cleanup on public properties. Keeps neighborhoods cleaner and safer by addressing blight citywide.

Weed abatement contract awarded to Davlin, LLC

City authorizes routine removal of weeds and debris on city property for one year. Helps maintain neighborhood safety and blight prevention across Birmingham.

Weed abatement contract awarded to Greatscapes

City authorizes Greatscapes to clear weeds and debris from vacant or blighted properties as needed over the next year. Keeps neighborhoods cleaner and reduces fire/pest risks.

City hires Heritage Realty for weed abatement services

Heritage Realty Holdings wins the contract to clear weeds and debris from city-owned vacant properties citywide for one year. Cleaner lots reduce blight, improve neighborhood appearance, and support public safety.

City approves weed abatement contract with Greener Turf Services

Birmingham awards a one-year contract to keep public properties clear of weeds and debris. Residents benefit from cleaner neighborhoods and reduced blight across city-maintained parcels.

Weed abatement contract awarded to Honorable Security Firm

City clears blighted lots and debris from neighborhoods for one year under competitive contract. Helps maintain public spaces and neighborhood appearance.

City approves James & Company for weed abatement and debris removal

Clears overgrown lots and debris from city properties, improving neighborhood appearance and reducing blight. Work happens as needed during the contract period.

Jetman Supply awarded weed abatement contract, 1 year

City commits to clearing weeds and debris from vacant or blighted properties across Birmingham for the next year, improving neighborhood appearance and reducing public health hazards.

Weed abatement contract awarded to Naro's Lawn Care

Clears blighted properties across Birmingham through competitive bidding. One-year contract at unit prices removes overgrown vegetation that attracts crime and blight.

City approves weed abatement contract with National Land Preservation

Cleans up blighted vacant lots across Birmingham on an as-needed basis. Contract establishes unit pricing for debris removal and weed control at properties the city prioritizes.

City awards weed-abatement contract to Nuckles Services Holdings

Nuckles Services Holdings gets a one-year contract to clear weeds and debris from city property—routine maintenance that keeps neighborhoods cleaner and safer.

One-year weed abatement contract awarded to Scott's Lawn Care

City spends tax dollars to clear weeds and debris from blighted properties, improving neighborhood appearance and supporting blight reduction efforts citywide.

SnapT 360 awarded weed abatement contract, 1 year

City commits to systematic removal of overgrown weeds and debris on public property. Cleaner neighborhoods reduce blight and improve safety.

City awards weed-abatement contract to Turf Pros, LLC

Turf Pros, LLC will handle weed and debris removal on city properties for one year. This keeps neighborhoods cleaner and supports blight accountability.

Weed abatement contract awarded to Versatile Crafts for one year

City addresses overgrown lots and debris across Birmingham through contracted weed removal and cleanup. Helps clear blight and improves neighborhood appearance.

City awards software contract to Vertosoft, LLC for 1 year

Council approved a competitive bid for software services from Vertosoft. The specific pricing and scope are on file with the Purchasing Agent; implementation begins immediately.

Wrecker services contract awarded to Weil Wrecker Services

City renews its tow and impound storage contract. This controls vehicle towing fees and impound charges that residents pay when vehicles are towed by police.

Fire Department office furniture: $36,076 to Affordable Interior Systems

City spends $36,076 in general funds on office furniture for Fire Department operations.

City renews National League of Cities membership for $15,111/year

Birmingham commits to annual membership dues with the National League of Cities, a national advocacy and peer-learning organization for municipal governments. The $15,111 annual cost comes from the general fund.

CONSENT ITEM 53. A Resolution approving the itemized expense accounts for city employees.

Advanced expense accounts approved for city employees

City employees can now submit and be reimbursed for work-related expenses sooner, improving cash flow for staff.

City charges property owner $8,570 for unsafe building demolition

The property at 3122 Avenue Q will be demolished; the owner is billed for the full cost via special assessment. Check if you own property in Birmingham—demolition liens can affect sale or refinance.

Property owner billed $10,310 for blighted building demolition

Demolition costs for the unsafe structure at 713 8th Terrace West are now assessed against the property owner. This is a finalized special assessment that shifts the public safety expense onto the property record.

Special assessment: $6,170 demolition cost for unsafe building at 1513 34th St

Property owner at 1513 34th Street will be billed $6,170 for the city's cost to demolish an unsafe building. This covers the actual demolition expense that the city already incurred.

City assesses $10,790.60 cost to demolish unsafe building at 1504 Warrior Road

Property owner will receive a special assessment bill covering the city's demolition cost for an unsafe structure. The assessed amount is then placed as a lien on the property.

Property owner charged $13,642 for demolition of unsafe building at 330 16th Cou

City bills the property owner for costs to tear down an unsafe structure. Special assessments like this attach to the property and can affect future sale or refinance.

Special assessment: $10,578 demolition cost at 2520 29th Avenue North

Property owner at 2520 29th Avenue North must pay $10,577.60 to cover the city's cost to demolish an unsafe building. The assessment becomes a lien on the property.

Special assessment: $12,453 for demolition at 3604 15th Ave N

Property owner will be billed $12,453.20 to recover the city's cost for demolishing an unsafe building at 3604 15th Avenue North.

City recovers $12,496 demolition cost from property owner at 1323 29th Street No

Property owner will be assessed $12,496 to cover the city's cost of demolishing an unsafe building on their lot. This is a legal mechanism to recover public spending on blight removal.

Demolition cost recovered: $9,759 assessment on 971 52nd Place North

Property owner charged for demolition of unsafe building; cost recovery and site accountability.

Special assessment: $6,576.60 for demolished building at 6841 6th Ave S

Property owner at 6841 6th Avenue South is charged for the city's cost to tear down an unsafe building. The assessment becomes a lien against the property.

City assesses $8,589 demolition cost to 504 21st St SW property owner

Property owner at 504 21st Street SW is now responsible for the $8,589 cost the city spent to tear down an unsafe building on their land. The assessment becomes a lien against the property.

Special assessment: $8,587 demolition cost at 444 21st Street SW

Property owner will be charged $8,587.40 to cover the city's cost of demolishing an unsafe building at this address. The assessment becomes a lien on the property until paid.

Property owner charged $12,968 for demolition of unsafe building at 1909 St. Cha

City passes demolition costs to property owner to clear blighted structures from neighborhoods and recover public spending.

Special assessment: $10,864 demolition cost at 2812 32nd Place SW

Property owner charged for city demolition of unsafe building. Assessment becomes part of the property tax bill.

Special assessment: $9,332 to recover demolition costs at 3241 Cedar Ave SW

Property owner at 3241 Cedar Avenue SW will be billed $9,332 to cover the city's cost of demolishing an unsafe building. This recovers public spending on blight removal from the responsible party.

City charges $7,222 demolition cost to Cedar Avenue property owner

Property owner at 3224 Cedar Avenue SW must pay $7,221.60 to cover the city's cost to tear down an unsafe building. The charge becomes a lien against the property until paid.

Special demolition charge: $9,178 assessed on 812 Washington Avenue

Property owner at 812 Washington Avenue will be billed $9,177.80 for the city's cost to demolish an unsafe building. The charge becomes a lien on the property.

City assesses $6,732 demolition cost to 10th Place property owner

Property owner at 2200 10th Place will be billed $6,732 to recover the city's cost for demolishing an unsafe building. The assessment becomes a lien on the property if unpaid.

Special assessment: $5,827 demolition cost at 614 17th Street

Property owner at 614 17th Street will be billed $5,827.44 for the cost of demolishing an unsafe building. This cost is now attached to the property.

City assesses $13,629 demolition cost to property at 132 54th St N

Property owner at 132 54th Street North will be billed $13,629.04 for the city's cost to demolish an unsafe building—a charge that becomes a lien on the property if unpaid.

Special assessment: $15,948 demolition cost for unsafe building at 7335 4th Ave

Property owner at 7335 4th Avenue South will be billed $15,948 to cover the city's cost of demolishing an unsafe structure on the lot. The assessment becomes a lien against the property until paid.

Special assessment: $5,644 demolition cost charged to 412 74th Ave S

Property owner at 412 74th Avenue South will be charged $5,644.32 to cover the city's cost of demolishing an unsafe building on the site.

City renews public transit services agreement with BJCTA

This agreement covers bus service for Birmingham residents. The specifics of routes, fares, and service hours depend on the full contract terms.