City approves Steel City Jazz Festival at Linn Park, June 17–18
Empowerment, Inc. will plan and host the two-day festival featuring jazz performances in Linn Park, offering free or low-cost live music and cultural programming to the community.
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Council appoints 6 members to Birmingham Public Library Board
Public library board members set policy on collection development, branch hours, programming, and community access. These appointments fill seats through 2025–2026.
City assesses $66,046 sales tax against Parkside
City is collecting unpaid sales tax from a local business entity. The assessment covers a specific period and holds the business owners responsible for remitting taxes owed.
City awards traffic control products contract to TAPCO
City purchases traffic signs, signals, and related equipment through a cooperative bid process. Contract supports street safety infrastructure across the city.
Central Park Neighborhood Association to install wayfinding sign
Neighborhood group gains permission to install and maintain a limestone wayfinding sign in Central Park, improving navigation for residents and visitors.
Lounge liquor license for Parkside On Fifth at 4036 5th Ave S
City Council will hear the application and decide whether to grant a Lounge Retail Liquor Class I license for Parkside On Fifth LLC. The decision determines what alcohol service is permitted at this 5th Avenue South location.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Council President William Parker
Council renews automotive parts contract with Truckworx
City extends supply agreement for suspension parts and repair services needed by municipal vehicles. Terms and pricing available in Purchasing office.
Special Events License approved for Tre Luna Catering at Bandaloop
Tre Luna Catering can now operate a food service event at Bandaloop on September 24, 2021 in the parking lot at 1200 10th Avenue South.
Red Mountain Theatre opens facilities free for public cultural events
The city secures free public access to Red Mountain Theatre's space for cultural programming and arts training — expanding cultural offerings for residents at no cost.
Council appoints 6 members to Art Museum Board through 2026
Five new board members and one replacement join the Art Museum Board with terms running through August 31, 2026. Board appointments shape museum governance and cultural priorities.
Special Events License hearing: Event Concessions, Inc. at Fiesta, Linn Park
Council will hear from Event Concessions, Inc. and the public about food/beverage concessions at the September 25 Fiesta event in Linn Park. Your chance to weigh in on vendors at this public gathering.
Council appoints member to Arlington Antebellum Home board
One position on the Arlington Antebellum Home and Garden Board of Directors will be filled, with the term expiring April 30, 2022.
Advance Auto Parts contract renewed for automotive filters
City will continue buying automotive filters from Advance Auto Parts at existing unit prices. Contract renewal ensures ongoing supply for city fleet and equipment maintenance.
City renews automotive-filter contract with The Parts House
Keeps the city supplied with automotive filters for fleet maintenance on a one-year renewal with TPH Holdings LLC. Pricing and terms remain as previously filed.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Council President William Parker
ITEM 69. ADDENDUM A resolution declaring the City of Birmingham’s Heroism and Valor Ceremony on Thursday, August 12, 2021 at the Birmingham Museum of Art at 2:00 P.M. serves a public purpose and promotes goodwill and that the expenditure of public funds
ADDENDUM ITEM 88. TRAVEL AJ GREEN, PARKER, MCDANIELS IN ATL
Ronald McDonald House charity gets liquor license for August 14 fundraiser
Ronald McDonald House Charities can serve alcohol at Sweet Home Brews in Pepper Place on August 14 to raise funds for families of hospitalized children.