Would award a contract to upgrade accessibility at the CrossPlex and Bill Harris facilities on CrossPlex Boulevard. If approved, work would begin under the lowest-bid competitive process after two contractors submitted bids.
Would authorize reimbursement of pre-approved expenses for city employees from the general fund. Supports payroll processing and employee financial operations.
Would equip Department of Public Works with new 32-gallon waste containers for city cleanup and sanitation operations.
Would allow the Department of Equipment Management to lease trailers and other heavy equipment as needed over the next year, supporting city operations and maintenance projects funded through the FY2025-2026 capital budget.
If approved, would allocate a state grant award to the library to support America250AL semiquincentennial community programming in fiscal year 2026.
Would fund the Birmingham Public Library's book and supplies budget for fiscal 2025-2026, supporting collection updates and operational needs for resident access.
The City would exercise its buyback option on a property previously sold to Black & White Photography, Inc., recovering the parcel under a redevelopment agreement. This would return the land to city control.
If approved, the Birmingham Public Library would gain advance access to digital resources from Midwest Tape, LLC, expanding digital collections for residents.
Would provide Honeycutt Jr. Enterprises a $50,000 forgivable Community Development Block Grant loan to improve the building façade at 5812 1st Avenue North. If approved and the business maintains the property and complies with loan terms, the loan could be forgiven after five yea
Public Works would pay Jefferson County for Major Source Operating Permit Fees, a regulatory requirement to maintain the city's air quality compliance and operations.
If approved, would authorize reimbursement of documented expenses incurred by city employees from the general fund. This ensures employee costs for city business are processed and paid.
Council would authorize a three-year agreement for BFRS to manage and staff the airport's fire station and provide aircraft rescue services. The Airport Authority would reimburse the city for firefighter salaries and overtime—ensuring airport operations are covered without net co
If approved, would authorize reimbursement of advanced expenses for city employees from the general fund. Affects payroll and employee cash-flow processing.
If approved, would authorize reimbursement of itemized expenses claimed by appointed city officials from the general fund. Determines what travel, meals, and other official business costs taxpayers cover.
Council would authorize spending $17,050 in general funds for specialized equipment (three 24" commando fans) for Birmingham Fire and Rescue. This is a sole-source purchase, meaning only this vendor supplies the product.
If approved, the City would authorize $13,713 in materials and labor to repair the VFD drive system at the Negro Southern League Museum, keeping the facility operational.
If approved, would allocate $2,000 to Grace Club CDC to provide book bags and school supplies at a Back-to-School Event on August 1, 2026. Funds come from neighborhood association budgets in Brownville and Roosevelt neighborhoods.
Would authorize a $5,000 contract with Jefferson County Greenways Foundation to maintain the appearance, safety, and integrity of Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve for District 2 and Birmingham residents through June 2026.
Would reimburse out-of-pocket expenses already incurred by appointed and elected officials. Affects city budget allocation if approved.