The city will receive opioid lawsuit settlement payments over 10 years and now decides how to use the money—on treatment, prevention, recovery programs, and other opioid-related public health efforts approved in settlement agreements.
City commits Coronavirus relief funds to Habitat for Humanity for housing or community development work. Dollar amount not specified in agenda.
Ensures the city has disaster cleanup services available after storms, keeping neighborhoods clear of debris and hazards.
City vehicle maintenance costs are covered through competitive bidding. This contract sets prices for windshield and glass repair across the city fleet.
SIMPLEVIEW will design and maintain the Birmingham CrossPlex website, a key public-facing tool for residents to access facility information and services.
Birmingham and Mountain Brook are amending an existing cost-sharing agreement, but the specific services or costs affected are not detailed in this item.
Birmingham is spending $150,000 in federal American Rescue Plan funds through Build UP, a nonprofit focused on community development. The agreement details will shape what services or infrastructure improvements the city receives.
Sole-source contract renewal for payroll software that city staff depend on for wage processing. Citizens should know when the city extends long-term vendor agreements without competitive bidding.
City spending $2,500 on coordination with Booker T. Washington school. Details of partnership scope are incomplete in agenda description.
City partners with local nonprofit to manage Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve, focusing on habitat protection and public access to green space.
City commits funds to support a community school in North Titusville, providing educational or community services to local residents.
City enters partnership with Heartland Forward and Master Builders network; details on funding amount and program scope are not disclosed in this summary.
City departments will use Debtbook for tracking debt and lease obligations. Exact contract value and term not disclosed in agenda item.
Federal pandemic-recovery funds will support affordable housing development by Habitat for Humanity in Birmingham. Exact project scope and dollar amount not disclosed in agenda summary.
City commits $130,000 to a six-week boot camp offering interactive multimedia training. Details on eligibility, target participants, and expected outcomes not fully specified in agenda summary.
City fleet maintenance gets spare parts supply through competitive bidding. Supports ongoing vehicle upkeep and repair operations.
Romaine Electric will supply vehicle parts as needed for one year at pre-set unit prices. This supports the city's fleet maintenance operations.
Birmingham commits $100,000 to The Literacy Council of Central Alabama for literacy programming, awarded without competitive bidding. Supports adult and youth reading programs in the region.