A new sedan-for-hire service operator gains regulatory approval to serve Mobile. Certificates of Public Convenience and Necessity ensure the city can oversee taxi and ride-hailing operations for public safety and fair competition.
Council votes on whether to grant Carlos Dixon a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate a shuttle service in Mobile. Outcome determines if the new service can legally operate.
Restaurant retail liquor license transfer allows Hot and Hot Fish Club to continue serving alcohol at 2901 address under new ownership or operating structure.
R & R Events LLC is approved to serve alcohol at their venue on 2nd Avenue North. This allows the business to operate a licensed bar or event space with alcohol service in downtown Birmingham.
Special retail liquor licenses for new venues shape neighborhood character and commercial activity. This application for R & R Events at 1623 2nd Avenue North requires council approval and public input on whether the license aligns with local commercial standards.
Vicki Crawford gets permission to hold an event from 6–10 p.m. without noise ordinance restrictions in District 6. Neighbors may experience elevated noise levels that evening.
Allows 5th Avenue Food and Fuel to transfer an existing off-premise beer and wine license, affecting what beverages can be sold at that location.
Company CRD Number 3, LLC gets permission to install a lighted flag sign on city right-of-way. The sign will be 10 feet tall and double-sided.
Restaurant at 323 Summit Boulevard gains approval to serve alcohol. Public hearing held for community input on the license application.
Lakeview Fuel LLC's off-premise beer and wine license for Nail's allows alcohol sales at this 6th Avenue South location. Local residents and businesses have right to weigh in on the license.
The Candle Bar Stores LLC receives permission to sell beer and wine at its retail location. This allows the business to add alcoholic beverage sales to its operations in Birmingham.
Off-premise beer and wine sales expand at Vankel Food Market on 2nd Avenue North. Brings new retail liquor access to the area.
Southside Market at 11th Place South gets approval to sell beer and wine off-premises. Local businesses seeking liquor licenses undergo council review to ensure neighborhood compatibility.
Fixes a clerical error on the license record for ABZ Beverages lounge. The corrected address ensures the license is tied to the right location.
New restaurant at 707 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard South gets approval to serve alcohol, enabling full dining operations in the downtown area.
Local coffee roaster gains permission to serve beer and wine at The Red Cat Co venue, expanding the business's alcohol offering.
Allows private developer to build an accessible wheelchair ramp on city right-of-way, improving access at the property location.
New lounge retail liquor license in your neighborhood. Council will hear from interested parties before deciding whether to approve.
Council votes on whether 4-Way Entertainment2 LLC can serve beer, wine, and spirits at 3200 12th Avenue North. Public comment is heard on the application.