If approved, would continue federal pandemic recovery funding for Penny Foundation's small-business grants and outreach in Birmingham through mid-2026, with an additional $137,500 in ARPA funds to complete the program's work.
Homeowners can access federally-funded help fixing critical safety problems like roofing, plumbing, and electrical systems. Program extends affordable repair assistance through a Community Development Block Grant partnership.
Federal Community Development Block Grant funds flow to Disability Rights & Resources for critical home repair assistance to low-income residents with disabilities.
Federal grants will fund emergency home repairs for low-income residents through a local nonprofit partner.
Federal grant money supports emergency repairs for low-income homes in the community.
City updates how federal disaster-recovery funds (CDBG-DR Grant B-12-MT-01-0) will be spent. Changes to recovery priorities or project spending may affect which neighborhoods or programs receive support.
City grants Alabama Capital Group (dba Reserve Black) an Operating Authority Permit to conduct business at 2950 US Highway 11 in Trussville.
Federal block grant funding helps residents in Woodlawn access critical home repairs through a community nonprofit partner.
A private grant will bring outside funding to the city. The specific amount and purpose are incomplete in the agenda.
Authorizes Mayor to pursue state grant funding for "Worlds With Writ" project, a humanities initiative (specific community benefit pending grant approval).
City receives state grant funding to support advanced regional planning and engineering work through partnership with the Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham.
Enables Birmingham to pursue competitive federal funding (Edward Byrne Memorial JAG) for law enforcement and justice programs. Grant amount and eligible uses not yet determined.
City extends forgivable federal development funds to a private business for storefront upgrades, improving neighborhood appearance and supporting local commerce through a five-year loan.
This agreement enables coordination between Birmingham and Alabama Department of Transportation on transportation projects and funding. Details of specific projects or impacts are not provided in the agenda.
Birmingham Public Library's Southern History Department is pursuing federal funding to expand collections and services. No local funds required.
City authorizes new limousine service operator to serve Tuscaloosa. Residents can now use KEYS Party and Luxury Transportation for chauffeured transportation services.
City commits to partnering with schools to help students in need at Hudson School and other sites, though full list of schools and funding details are incomplete in this agenda item.
City receives $15,000 in grant funding for community programs with no matching funds required. No direct tax impact.
City lands FY26 Rebuild Alabama funding from the state to resurface Lakeshore Parkway, improving road conditions and traffic safety without local tax dollars.
City will lend federal Community Development Block Grant funds to FIF Holdings for building façade improvements, with the loan forgiven if conditions are met over five years.