Shuttle service license application: public hearing for Cynthia Crenshaw
Council will decide whether to grant a shuttle service operator license. The outcome determines whether Crenshaw can legally operate the service in Mobile.
Council will decide whether to grant a shuttle service operator license. The outcome determines whether Crenshaw can legally operate the service in Mobile.
A new sedan service operator is seeking city approval to operate. Council will hear the application and decide whether to grant the license.
City will decide whether to grant Carlos Dixon permission to operate a new shuttle service. Public comment welcome.
Leah Frances Johnson gets permission to hold a music or event at 1906 Spring Hill Avenue from 7–11 p.m. on May 17 without noise ordinance penalties. Neighbors in District 1 should expect elevated sound levels that night.
Preservery Bham LLC receives approval to serve beer, wine, and spirits as part of its restaurant operations in the 11th Avenue South corridor.
Restaurant liquor license transfer allows Rodney Scott's BBQ to serve beer, wine, and spirits at the 3rd Avenue South location.
Hass LLC is approved to sell beer and wine at 6th Avenue Exxon. Public hearing held to allow community input on the license transfer.
Council will decide whether to grant a new limousine operator a public convenience license to serve Mobile.
City Council will decide whether to grant Midrar Alkhatab a license to operate a taxicab service. Hearing scheduled April 29, 2025.
Andre Bend receives permission to hold a daytime event at Cathedral Square in District 2 without noise ordinance restrictions, April 19 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
BB Q Chicken has been cleared to operate as a restaurant with beer, wine, and spirits service at 3962 Airport Blvd. The ABC Board's approval means the restaurant can now legally sell alcohol on premise.
Approval would allow a new sedan service to operate in Mobile, expanding transportation options for residents.
Chicken Fried Birmingham LLC gains on and off-premise beer and wine service at the new Gus's location in downtown Birmingham, expanding the restaurant's beverage options for customers.
Homestate Seafood LLC seeks approval to serve alcohol at Automatic Seafood & Oyster on 5th Avenue South. Public hearing allows residents to comment on the restaurant's suitability for a liquor license.
A new retail liquor establishment at 1901 Avenue E could affect neighborhood character and public safety in Ensley. The council will hear from interested residents during this licensing decision.
Decision on whether to allow alcohol service at a new restaurant location in Birmingham. Public hearing will allow community input on the establishment.
Modifies an existing retail liquor license for a lounge in downtown Birmingham. Updates to liquor licensing can affect neighborhood traffic, hours of operation, and community character.
Sodexho Operations gains approval to operate Flavours Catering at the UAB Hill Student Center on University Boulevard. Students and campus visitors will have access to expanded food service options.
Sprout & Pour is approved to sell beer and wine at 2015 1st Avenue North. This allows the establishment to open or expand its beverage service to serve customers on-site and for off-premises takeout.
MRGLAG LLC receives approval to serve beer, wine, and spirits at their restaurant on Frankfurt Circle. Local residents and businesses at this location now have clear license authority to operate.