Birmingham will host a major international soccer event, bringing visibility and potential economic activity to the city through partnership with the U.S. Women's National Team.
City moves forward with a major facilities project through PACE board partnership with construction joint venture B&G-CRD and Robins & Morton/A.G. Gaston Construction.
City Council is spending general fund dollars to host a community celebration at Downey Park. The specific dollar amount is not disclosed in this item.
City reserves public park space for an entertainment festival and informational event during the Magic City celebration. The event will draw residents and visitors to McLendon Park/Legion Field.
Eastlake Library's AC system gets repaired after competitive bidding. This is routine facility maintenance funded from general operating budget.
Restaurant liquor license decision for new establishment on Colonnade Parkway. Public hearing held on interested parties' objections or support.
Improves neighborhood appearance and public health by installing trash bins throughout Belview Heights parks and public areas.
Public seating upgrades improve park accessibility and comfort for residents and visitors. The project adds to ongoing city investment in neighborhood parks.
Crowell-Y park gets new seating, landscaping, and waste infrastructure to improve usability and appearance for neighborhood residents.
Sarah Merkle receives permission to operate a Division I dance venue at the Skyline office complex on Grandview Parkway.
Magic City Smooth Jazz will manage the Jazz in the Park Series Phase II, bringing live music events to Birmingham parks. This sole-source contract funds promotion, marketing, and event coordination for the summer music program.
The Southern Museum of Flight Board will have fewer members, streamlining decision-making. Details on the new board size were not fully provided.
Birmingham CrossPlex will host the statewide professional conference, bringing park and recreation leaders to the city and supporting the local venue's operations.
Birmingham CrossPlex will host the statewide professional conference, bringing park and recreation leaders to the city and supporting the local venue's operations.
McCoy Center gets new air-handling unit repairs and installation. Routine maintenance spending on city facilities.
LSREF4 Skyline Tenant AL LLC is permitted to sell beer, wine, and spirits at a new restaurant location inside the Marriott hotel at 3590 Grandview Parkway.
Johnny Ray's BBQ at Colonnade Parkway is approved to sell beer on-site. Beer sales require city licensing and may increase foot traffic and alcohol service in the area.
Kenneth D. Branch and Kenneth D. Branch II receive city approval to operate a towing service at 2530 Pinson Valley Parkway, adding roadside recovery capacity in Birmingham.