Council appoints two members to Industrial Development Board
Two new appointees will help guide the city's economic development strategy and industrial recruitment. Terms run through April 2016 and April 2018.
Two new appointees will help guide the city's economic development strategy and industrial recruitment. Terms run through April 2016 and April 2018.
Summer Youth Games Invitational will organize Olympic-style competitions for Birmingham youth, providing recreational and competitive opportunities in the community.
City spends $140,000 for Summer Youth Games Invitational, Inc. to organize and run the 2013 Annual Youth Games program.
Sain Associates receives additional city funding for unspecified work, bringing total contract value to $222,492. Budget context and scope of services unavailable in public materials.
Two new board members will oversee school building projects and maintenance decisions affecting Birmingham public schools and their facilities.
City speeds up title work on condemned properties by selecting Morgan Title Services for searches and related services. Faster titles clear the way for property recovery and blight removal.
City is committing an additional $25,000 to Strada Professional Services for an undisclosed purpose. Public deserves clarity on what services are being extended and why the cost grew.
The Arbitrage Group will determine how much Birmingham owes the federal government in rebates on past bond and warrant issuances—a technical but necessary compliance task to avoid IRS penalties.
City pays a local law firm to calculate how much money it's owed on an outstanding municipal bond—part of routine debt management that affects the city's finances.
Contract amendment adds $25,000 to Strada's engagement with the city. Details of the work scope are not publicly described in this item.
City commits $2,520 to assess structural conditions in the Dolomite-Westfield neighborhood, likely to inform rehabilitation or demolition decisions on blighted properties.
City expands the scope of work with Strada, raising the total contract value to $55,000. The nature of services and specific impact on city operations are not detailed in this item.
City commits funds to plan improvements at Lawson Field; surveying and engineering design will shape the project scope and timeline.
Birmingham is paying for expert advice on managing costs of health benefits for retired city employees. This is routine financial housekeeping that helps the city plan for long-term obligations.
City is spending $67,319 on professional surveying and engineering design for Lawson Field. Volkert, Inc. was selected without competitive bidding (sole-source procurement).
Adds two permanent staff roles to the Council office to improve communication with residents and legislative support capacity.
City spending nearly $34K on geotechnical work — likely for a public infrastructure or development project. Details on the specific project are incomplete.
City commits $35,350 for engineering and surveying design work on Tuggle-Hill K-5 School project. This sole-source contract kicks off design phase for a school facility that will serve the community.
District 6 residents will have their vacant council seat filled, restoring full representation at the city council table.
City will spend $18,635 from general funds to arrange ground transportation and hotel accommodations for up to 25 area neighborhood delegates. This sole-source contract covers logistical support for neighborhood representatives.