City sets aside $275K for 2017 NCAA D2 track championships
Birmingham reimburses Crossplex/NCAA D2 for hosting the 2017 Men's and Women's Indoor Track and Field Championships. The event brings visitors and economic activity to the city.
Birmingham reimburses Crossplex/NCAA D2 for hosting the 2017 Men's and Women's Indoor Track and Field Championships. The event brings visitors and economic activity to the city.
The city permits a cultural institution to use publicly owned land. Terms and location details are incomplete in the agenda text.
Identifies flood-prone neighborhoods where residents face repeated property damage and rising insurance costs. Enables targeted prevention and recovery investments.
The city hires a design and marketing consultant for council communications. Dollar amount not disclosed in this item.
Zoning Board members review appeals of planning decisions and variance requests that affect local development and land use. This appointment fills a seat expiring November 2023.
Routine reimbursement for Council Administrator's out-of-pocket travel expense to attend a public business event in Prattville, January 19–20, 2017.
Routine reimbursement for city employee travel to Dallas; minimal impact on general fund.
Routine reimbursement for city employee travel to Dallas; minimal impact on general fund.
New program aims to improve access to healthy food options in Birmingham neighborhoods. Details on eligibility, funding, and rollout timeline will determine community impact.
Veronica Armstrong Jenkins is seeking approval to serve liquor at Bravo Bar and Grill on 3rd Avenue West. Public hearing will determine if the lounge meets city standards for neighborhood impact, safety, and compliance.
City Council will hear Iron City Development's application for a combined on- and off-premise alcohol retail license in downtown Birmingham. The decision affects neighborhood character and entertainment options in the 3rd Avenue corridor.
Michael Robert Miller seeks a Division I dance permit for 100 3rd Avenue North. The public hearing lets residents comment on operating hours, security, and neighborhood impacts before the city decides.
Michael Robert Miller's application to operate a Division II dance permit at 100 3rd Avenue North allows the Iron City Development venue to host dancing events. This is a licensing decision that affects what activities are legally permitted at that location.
Sets rules for how city agencies respond to records requests and share information with residents. Affects your ability to access government documents and transparency in city decisions.
City Council endorses Jefferson County's ballot measure to maintain current school funding levels. Vote happens March 7; passage keeps property tax rates stable for schools.