Kahtan Ahmed is seeking approval to operate a shuttle service in the city. A public hearing on July 29, 2025 will let residents and businesses weigh in on whether the service should be licensed.
A new for-hire sedan service could expand transportation options in the city. The license grants the right to operate commercially.
Edwin Stuardi's event at 3671 Hayfield Place (District 7) is permitted to operate from 7–11 p.m. on November 22, 2025, with noise restrictions waived. Neighbors should expect elevated noise during that window.
New restaurant at 3649 Airport Boulevard gets approval to serve beer, wine, and spirits. The ABC Board will make the final decision.
AG. JW., LLC seeks approval to operate The G Spot, a lounge-class liquor establishment in Birmingham. The hearing will determine whether the applicant meets licensing requirements for this location.
Liquor license applications require public notice and hearing. This determines whether a lounge retail license will be granted at the 1st Avenue North location; residents and interested parties can testify about impacts on the neighborhood.
Café IZ LLC can serve alcohol at the ArtBlink Gala on February 1, 2025 at the downtown venue. Special events licenses allow temporary alcohol service for one-time cultural or community events.
Council will hear public comment on whether to grant a lounge liquor license for a new establishment in your neighborhood. Neighbors have a chance to raise concerns about noise, hours, or local impacts.
HJJ Enterprises is applying to transfer a liquor license to operate Sidebar, a lounge at 2929 7th Avenue South. The license transfer requires council approval after a public hearing.
Lag's Eatery seeks approval to serve alcohol at 4350 3rd Court South. Public hearing will allow community input on the license.
A private business will install structures on public right-of-way—stairs, ramp, awnings, and doors—affecting sidewalk access and appearance at their location.
Restaurant retail liquor license approval for Carrigan's on 3rd Avenue North allows the business to serve alcohol at that location.
Lounge at 4110 Airport Highway seeks approval to serve alcoholic beverages. Council vote determines whether the business can operate under Class I Lounge Retail Liquor license.
OLB Enterprises can now sell beer, wine, and spirits at 2340 Crossplex Boulevard. The license allows a new retail outlet in this commercial area.
Narasimha, LLC gains permission to sell beer and wine at the Avondale Mini Mart location on Messer Airport Highway. The transfer allows the business to legally operate under the new license classification.
Hotshot Package Store is applying to operate a lounge-style retail liquor license at 306 Palisades Boulevard. The decision follows public hearing and interested parties' input.
Liquor sales permit approved for events at the city's downtown auditorium, enabling alcohol service at venue functions.
Bad Az Taco Co.'s restaurant liquor license at 1931 2nd Avenue is revoked, reversing the approval from April 2024.
Special Retail Liquor License 160 moves to the Civic Center at 2221 9th Avenue North, enabling alcohol service at the venue for events and gatherings.
Council will hear from the public about whether to grant an off-premise beer and wine license at this Wylam location. Neighbors can voice concerns or support before a vote.