Legal & Settlements

A resolution authorizing the City Attorney to settle the lawsuit Cal-Ark International v. City of Birmingham upon her recommendation, in accordance with city code provisions.

The Office of the City Attorney provides formal notice to City Council of a final judgment rendered against the city in favor of plaintiff Justin Stallworth.

A resolution authorizing the City Attorney to settle a workers' compensation claim brought by a city department, pursuant to municipal code authority.

The city is seeking to settle litigation brought by Kenisha Germany against the city and other defendants, with authority delegated to the City Attorney to execute the settlement based on her recommendation.

A resolution authorizing the City Attorney to settle the litigation matter of Affinity Hospital, LLC d/b/a Grandview Hospital v. City of Birmingham (Case information not detailed in the agenda item).

The city council is asked to approve Harvest Solutions LLC's application to operate a new indoor medical waste treatment and document shredding facility at a specified North Birmingham address.

The city council will vote on whether to approve Harvest Solutions LLC's application to operate a new indoor medical waste treatment and document shredding facility at a Birmingham address. The decision requires formal resolution approval.

This ordinance adds paid mental health leave as a new benefit for full-time city employees by amending the Birmingham municipal code. The specific provisions, eligibility, duration, and budget impact are not specified in the title alone.

The City Attorney is authorized to use eminent domain to acquire a temporary construction easement across property at 637 Pratt Highway to facilitate a construction project.

The City seeks to settle an automobile insurance claim against Progressive Insurance Company for damages resulting from a May 15, 2025 collision involving a Progressive-insured driver.

A resolution authorizing the City Attorney to settle a legal claim (Affidavit of Claim of Anna Claire) at her discretion pursuant to city code provisions.

A resolution authorizing the City Attorney to settle a civil case brought by Jerry Booker against the City of Birmingham, with specific terms to be determined upon the City Attorney's recommendation.

A resolution authorizing the City Attorney to settle the lawsuit Courtney Yellock v. City of Birmingham under the terms the Attorney recommends. No settlement amount or details are disclosed in the agenda item.

A resolution authorizing the City Attorney to settle a workers' compensation claim brought by a city department employee, pursuant to municipal code authority.

The city is proposing an ordinance requiring all businesses to file tax returns and renew licenses electronically rather than on paper. This is the first reading of the measure.

The city seeks council authorization to settle an automobile insurance claim against State Farm Insurance Company for damages resulting from a collision on May 29, 2025 involving a State Farm-insured driver.

The city proposes a temporary moratorium on the establishment or expansion of data centers within its jurisdiction, being presented for first reading.