Mayor authorized to apply for $400K federal transportation grant
Grant funds could support local transportation projects; award depends on ALDOT approval and would require city matching funds.
Grant funds could support local transportation projects; award depends on ALDOT approval and would require city matching funds.
Federal grant funds law-enforcement programs serving Birmingham and Jefferson County. Grant amount and specific programs not disclosed in this item.
Over the Mountain Sedan LLC loses its three certificates to operate a limousine service in Irondale. This revokes operating authority granted in 2012.
Clears overgrown right-of-way along two key corridors, improving safety and visibility for drivers and pedestrians. Funded entirely by Alabama Department of Transportation grant at no city cost.
City secures state funding for planning and design work on Oporto-Madrid Boulevard improvements. Project details and timeline to come as planning progresses.
Prevents bail bondsmen from recruiting customers at the jail and court, reducing aggressive sales tactics in places where people face financial pressure. Gives the municipal court judge power to set further restrictions.
Project scope expands to include 104 apartments and/or condos. Details on funding adjustment unavailable from agenda item.
City will spend public funds to subsidize the Indy Grand Prix of Alabama racing event hosted by Zoom Motor Sports. Residents deserve transparency on the amount and terms of this motorsports subsidy.
Two certificates to operate taxi service at 941 Hickory Drive are revoked, removing that company's authority to provide transport services in Birmingham.
City secures state funding to upgrade lighting on I-20/59, improving visibility and safety for drivers and commuters on a major regional corridor.
Birmingham commits public funds to support the Zoom Indy Grand Prix of Alabama racing event, bringing motorsports activity and potential economic benefits to the city.
$650,000 in federal HOME Investment Partnership funds will support housing development through a local nonprofit partner. This helps expand affordable housing options in Birmingham.
The city is channeling $420,042 in federal housing grants to create up to 42 affordable rental units through Aletheia House. This expands low-income housing supply in Birmingham and uses HUD funding that helps families access stable, affordable homes.
Amendment to a federal housing grant affects how $670,000 in HOME funds will be allocated for affordable housing or community development projects in Birmingham.
The city will serve as fiscal agent for a state humanities grant supporting the Birmingham Black Radio Museum, a community cultural institution. The funding helps preserve local history and media heritage.
City enters agreement with Alabama Department of Transportation for state-funded infrastructure work. Details on project scope and benefits to residents not disclosed in agenda item.
City moves forward on federally funded congestion and incident management work on CBD roadways. Project aims to improve traffic flow and emergency response times downtown.
State grant funds infrastructure work in Birmingham's central business district aimed at reducing congestion and incidents. Project details and timeline will determine impact on traffic and downtown access.