City pays Jackson Entertainment $450 for DJ services
Routine vendor payment for DJ services at a City event. Appears on consent agenda for expedited approval.
Routine vendor payment for DJ services at a City event. Appears on consent agenda for expedited approval.
Druid Hills neighborhood gets catering support for community event. Routine vendor spending on general fund.
City commits $500 from the general fund to provide unspecified goods or services for Birmingham City Schools students.
City commits to food services for Birmingham Jail through competitive bid process. Quality and cost of inmate meals affect detention facility operations and incarcerated individuals' basic needs.
City commits to buying office furniture from Strickland Paper Company at fixed unit prices for six months. Routine procurement on consent agenda.
City facilities will get propane gas and cylinder exchanges from Ferrellgas at negotiated prices. Contract runs one year.
Extends dispatch and emergency response software used by city police and fire departments. Contract term changes but dollar impact not disclosed.
Birmingham and Fultondale firefighters will respond to emergencies in each other's jurisdictions, cutting response time on border calls. Residents near the city line benefit from whichever department can arrive fastest.
Birmingham and Fultondale firefighters will respond to emergencies in each other's jurisdictions, cutting response time on border calls. Residents near the city line benefit from whichever department can arrive fastest.
City commits to one-year supply agreement for fire suppression products. Vendor selected through competitive bid process.
City commits $50,000 in general funds to sole-source legal services through June 2016. Citizens should know who is receiving public legal contracts and why.
City commits $50,000 in general funds to sole-source legal services through June 2016. Citizens should know who is receiving public legal contracts and why.
Fire department gets new breathing air compressor and fill station system. Ensures firefighters have safe, reliable air supplies during emergency operations.
City commits to purchasing pine bark at set unit rates for landscaping and grounds maintenance. Contract runs one year with month-to-month renewal terms.
Allows Birmingham and Rocky Ridge fire departments to help each other on first-response calls, potentially reducing response times during emergencies.
Provides a stable meeting space for neighborhood residents to organize and engage with city issues affecting their community.
Birmingham buys back the historic downtown property after prior sale. Property recovery is a key step toward reuse or redevelopment in the 3rd Avenue corridor.
City commits funds for landscape maintenance materials over the next 13 months through a competitive bid process.
Establishes unit pricing for interior paint and supplies used across city facilities. Sets terms for one-year period.
City commits to a one-year furniture supply agreement with monthly renewal option. Spending amount not yet finalized; price will depend on actual purchases at agreed unit rates.