If approved, the city would fund a partnership between IMC Financial Consulting and the Board of Education to offer financial empowerment classes to low- and moderate-income residents, potentially improving household savings and economic stability across Birmingham.
If approved, the city would fund Alabama Environmental Council to transform a historic warehouse and alleyway in Avondale into an interactive science center and outdoor nature lab through June 2027. Would bring educational and community space to the neighborhood.
If approved, the city would fund Intoto Creative Arts as fiscal sponsor for the 2026 Yonder Walls Mural Festival, supporting public art and cultural programming in Districts 5 and 6.
Would upgrade and build new athletic courts at 34 elementary and middle schools across Birmingham at no cost to the school system. Improvements would become school property upon completion within two years.
If approved, would authorize repair of a city ambulance (Unit #192204) damaged in a wreck, restoring emergency medical response capacity using general fund resources budgeted for FY 2026–2027.
Would add OpenCounter service to existing Accela platform, letting residents apply for city permits and licenses online. Total contract cost would rise to $2.27M through 2027.
If approved, would authorize payment from the city's general fund for wreck repairs on four municipal vehicles (fleet #254315, #254351, #254349, #213417). The spending is budgeted for FY 2026-2027.
Would direct $1,000 in discretionary funds from Council District 4 to support the Killough Springs Neighborhood Association's 2026 Fun Day and Holiday Social Event if approved.
Would establish reimbursement procedures for employee work-related expenses. If approved, city staff would be able to seek advance funding or expedited reimbursement for approved business costs.
Would add new books to library collections, expanding reading materials available to residents across Birmingham.
Would fund the purchase of new books for the Birmingham Public Library from FY2026-2027 budget appropriation.
If approved, would reimburse itemized employee expenses from city funds. Affects city budget allocation and cash flow for staff reimbursement accounts.
If approved, would reimburse appointed city officials for advance expenses paid from personal funds. Affects budget allocation from the general fund for official business costs.
Department of Equipment Management would be able to procure Kenworth vehicles and parts for city operations under a one-year agreement through a competitive purchasing program.
Would provide $1,200 in neighborhood association funds to support regular meeting space at Holy Family Christo Rey Catholic High School for South Titusville residents.
If approved, would direct $500 from Council District 6 discretionary funds to support Woodland Park Neighborhood Association's general community programs.
If approved, would redirect $201,826 from miscellaneous revenue to fund concession improvements and operations at AG Gaston Park, enhancing amenities for park visitors.
Would fund a one-year program providing enrichment activities for children birth through age 5 and support for childcare and learning centers. If approved, would invest heavily in early childhood capacity building and quality enhancement.
If approved, the city would purchase 1,000 battery-powered smoke alarms for the Birmingham Fire and Rescue Department. The equipment would support fire prevention efforts across the city.
Would allocate $100,000 in direct grants to eligible legacy businesses in Birmingham for modernization and operational support, with $14,000 going to Urban Impact, Inc. to administer the program. If approved, local small business owners could access funding to strengthen sustaina