Property at 3160 30th CT N withdrawn from prior resolution
The parcel at 3160 30th CT N is being removed from a city action previously approved in April 2024. This changes what properties are affected by that earlier decision.
Council actions on neglected property — demolitions, nuisance findings, and liens against owners for cleanup costs.
The parcel at 3160 30th CT N is being removed from a city action previously approved in April 2024. This changes what properties are affected by that earlier decision.
Changes requirements for installing utilities before streets are paved and clarifies payment exemptions. May affect timing and costs for development projects in the city.
City will remove an abandoned or non-functional vehicle from a residential or commercial property and charge the vehicle owner for removal costs.
Market at Pepper Place will receive federal grant funding to support its operations. This pass-through agreement lets a community food vendor access USDA natural resources funding.
Five refunds totaling over $102K will be returned to residents or vendors. These payouts reduce city liabilities and return overpaid or incorrectly collected funds.
City funding helps Regional Planning Commission secure additional grant money for regional planning work, but the project details and local impact remain unclear from this item.
New civilian patrol program will expand community policing presence in neighborhoods. Requires council approval of ordinance to formalize the unit's structure and oversight.
UAB will manage a city project; agreement details will determine scope, timeline, and public impact.
Omega Bridge Builders Foundation will renovate a long-vacant Ensley property, potentially spurring neighborhood investment and job creation. Details on funding and timeline are not provided.
City will apply for Alabama Department of Transportation funding to repair local roads and improve traffic safety. Grant success could improve street conditions and reduce accidents in your neighborhood.
Birmingham is updating its auxiliary police force regulations to meet Alabama state requirements. This affects how the city structures and manages non-sworn police support roles.
Council is amending an existing agreement with Space One Eleven to continue art education programs in the city. Details about program scope and any funding changes are incomplete.
Grant funds support national service volunteers working on community projects in Birmingham; specific funding amount and program details were not available in the agenda.
City will partner with Alabama Department of Transportation on preliminary engineering and utility studies for a transportation project, using state grant funding.
Developer plans to redevelop the former Stockham Valve property. This agreement sets terms for the project but lacks public details on timeline, investment amount, or neighborhood impact.
VertiGIS will provide ongoing technical support for the city's GCX mapping and data platform. The sole-source agreement ensures continuity of geographic data services that city departments rely on for planning and operations.
McWane will provide education services to city residents, funded by a $75,000 one-time commitment.
City cancels prior deal with Synergy Community Development Center. Details of the original agreement and reason for rescission are not provided in this item.
Changes to parking and loading regulations may affect how new development is planned and where vehicles can be parked or loaded throughout the city.
Emergency or temporary crowd-control barrier rental for city operations. Dollar amount and sole-source vendor selection warrant public disclosure.
Denise Koch Events will organize health, wellness, cultural, and small-business events and presentations for Birmingham residents. The contract was awarded on a sole-source basis, meaning only one vendor was solicited.
Yarbrough Companies granted permission to sell alcohol and merchandise at Pride Fest on June 9, 2024 at Linn Park.
Free film camp brings hands-on media education to grades 8–12 students across Birmingham City Schools, expanding summer learning opportunities at no cost to the city.
The city is divesting a property through a land sale to a private developer. Details on location, acreage, and sale price are incomplete in the source material.
The city is spending $100,000 with Baptist Health Foundation, though the agreement text is incomplete. Check the full contract to see what services or programs this funds.