City passes USDA grant to Market at Pepper Place
Market at Pepper Place will receive federal grant funding to support its operations. This pass-through agreement lets a community food vendor access USDA natural resources funding.
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Operating permit granted to Favoride taxi service
Favoride receives a license to operate as a taxi service in Birmingham. The permit allows the company to provide public transportation services in the area.
EZ Ride Shuttle Service gets permit to operate low-speed vehicles
Company authorized to operate low-speed shuttle service in Birmingham. Expands transportation options for residents.
Mayor authorized to apply for DOJ grant funds
Empowers the Mayor to pursue federal Justice Department grants that could fund public safety, crime prevention, or victim services programs in the city.
City pursues AmeriCorps VISTA continuation grant from federal program
Grant funds support national service volunteers working on community projects in Birmingham; specific funding amount and program details were not available in the agenda.
City authorizes ALDOT preliminary engineering agreement
City will partner with Alabama Department of Transportation on preliminary engineering and utility studies for a transportation project, using state grant funding.
City commits $100K grant match to Regional Planning Commission
City funding helps Regional Planning Commission secure additional grant money for regional planning work, but the project details and local impact remain unclear from this item.
City commits to FEMA firefighter grant application
Mayor authorized to pursue federal Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) funding. Grant dollars support fire department equipment, training, or staffing needs.
Mayor authorized to sign ALDOT transportation agreement
City will commit funds to an Alabama Department of Transportation project, but the exact scope and impact are unclear from the truncated description.
City secures $50M federal grant from Economic Development Administration
The city receives a major $50 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce to support economic development projects and initiatives.
Boys and Girls Club added as CDBG 2025-26 service provider
Mobile adds Boys and Girls Club as a partner to deliver community development services funded by federal CDBG grants. This expands youth and community programming available to residents.
City adopts 2025-26 CDBG, HOME, ESG action plan
Sets how Mobile spends federal grants for affordable housing, community development, and emergency services over the next fiscal year. Determines which neighborhoods get new housing, infrastructure, and support services.
Mayor authorized to accept ALDOT Rebuild Alabama Act grant
City will receive state transportation funding for infrastructure improvements. Amount not yet disclosed in agenda materials.
Mayor authorized to finalize federal Advanced Transportation Technologies grant
City secures federal funding to deploy advanced transportation technologies, improving traffic efficiency and safety. Grant details and local benefits will be determined through implementation.
Mayor authorized to apply for EPA air-quality grant funding
City opens door to federal funding for air and climate pollution projects. Grant could support local air-quality improvements and climate resilience work.
City awards $50K CDBG forgivable loan to 1520 Partners for façade work
Federal grant money funds façade improvements at 1520 7th, a property improvement supported by Community Development Block Grant dollars. Forgivable loan over 5 years means no repayment if conditions are met.
Land area:
1 parcel
City grants $52K forgivable loan to Woodlawn Theater for façade work
Woodlawn Theater receives Community Block Grant funding to improve its storefront appearance, supporting neighborhood revitalization efforts.
City funds Central Six Development Council through federal Good Jobs grant
The city directs federal job-training funding to Central Six Development Council (Region 4) to expand workforce development in the area. Details on total award amount and targeted programs were not provided in the agenda summary.
City awards $49,263 CDBG grant to Eleven 02 for facade work
Federal community development funds support storefront improvements at local business Eleven 02. Forgivable loan means no repayment required if terms are met.
City awards Community Development Block Grant loan to Own It Property Solutions
Own It Property Solutions receives federal grant funds to support community development projects. The loan terms and intended use may affect local housing or economic opportunity in the recipient's service area.