If approved, the Fire and Rescue Department would use this one-year contract to purchase training manikins needed for firefighter education and emergency response readiness.
Would fund Fire and Rescue marketing and community engagement materials through FY 2027, supporting public outreach efforts by the department.
Would authorize continued purchase of pathogen reduction equipment and supplies for Birmingham Fire and Rescue, ensuring ongoing air and surface disinfection capability for emergency response operations.
Would authorize the city to purchase tire repair services for Department Equipment Management vehicles through a statewide bid agreement. This ensures city fleet maintenance capacity for the 2026-2027 fiscal year.
Would authorize spending from the general fund to cover advance expense accounts for appointed and elected officials, such as travel, meals, and operational costs incurred in official duties.
If approved, the city would commit $2,000 from District 9 discretionary funds to support Wylam Youth Football Association's youth athletic programs, mentorship, and character development through June 2027.
If approved, would authorize an additional $115,000 in ARPA funding to Gillespie Construction for ongoing work on the Shades Creek Walking Trail in Birmingham.
If approved, would reimburse itemized employee expenses from city funds. Affects city budget allocation and cash flow for staff reimbursement accounts.
If approved, would maintain the City's grant application intake and reporting system through mid-2027, ensuring continued access for Community Development staff and grantees managing city funding applications.
If approved, the city would contract with Quality Counts to monitor driving records of employees who operate city vehicles. The $22,500 two-year agreement would help HR assess safety risks and compliance among drivers of municipal fleets.
Expands Bulls Construction Group's contract for the ARPA-funded trail project by $299,174. If approved, would increase total project spending and extend completion scope for the Clairmont Connector Trails.
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, 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.
Would fund school and community-based mentoring programs for Birmingham children using District 2 discretionary funds. If approved, Big Brothers Big Sisters would provide one-on-one mentoring within city limits.
If approved, would extend the permit-guide software that helps contractors and business owners navigate Birmingham's licensing and permit process through the end of 2026.
If approved, would fund new and renovated basketball and multipurpose courts at 34 elementary and middle schools across Birmingham. Includes tile surfacing, goals, and safety edging to improve athletic facilities and play areas for students.
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 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 invest $40,000 in tax incentives to support Sarcor's $600,000 office upgrade at 4800 1st Avenue North. If approved, would help create 5 full-time jobs and generate up to $3M in annual revenue for the city.