City renews heavy-duty truck parts contract with Kenworth of Birmingham
Keeps city vehicles and equipment maintained through competitive renewal of parts supply agreement. Supports ongoing operations of city services relying on heavy-duty trucks.
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Highland Park: $4,568 for trees, shrubs, and mulch
City spending to upgrade landscaping and greenery at Highland Park. Improves park aesthetics and public space quality for neighborhood residents.
Truck parts renewal: Kurt's Truck & Parts Co. for Heavy Duty parts
City continues purchasing Heavy Duty truck parts through competitive bid renewal. Affects city vehicle maintenance costs and fleet availability.
Council appoints Municipal Court Judge through January 2023
New judge will oversee municipal cases in Birmingham. Appointment fills vacancy on the bench.
City partners with A&M University for graduate social work program
New one-year agreement brings graduate-level social work training and services to Birmingham through partnership with Alabama A&M University.
Pine Knoll Vista entrance signs get $2,930 repaint
Park entrance signs in Pine Knoll Vista neighborhood will be refreshed. Spending comes from the neighborhood's special tax revenue.
City spends $2,000 on historical marker at Norwood Elementary
Historical marker will commemorate Norwood Linear Park and be displayed at Norwood Elementary School, adding local historical recognition to the school grounds.
City spends $25,000 on Woodward Park playground and baseball field upgrades
Woodward Park gets playground equipment and new fencing around the baseball field, improving recreation space for neighborhood families.
City renews radiator supply contract with The Parts House
Keeps vehicle maintenance supplies flowing for city equipment. Contract covers new and repair radiators at agreed prices for one year.
Parks renews pool-chemical contract with Harcros Chemical, 1 year
Harcros Chemical supplies chlorine and other chemicals to keep city pools safe and operational. This one-year renewal ensures continuous pool service through Parks and Recreation facilities.
Pool chemicals contract renewed with Chemrite Inc. for 1 year
Keeps city pools stocked with chemicals needed for safe operation. Renewal covers Parks and Recreation Department facilities.
Pool chemicals contract renewed with Anders Pool Company, 1 year
Parks and Recreation renews pool chemical supply contract for another year, keeping public pools operational through the season.
Council awards $9,926 sealcoating contract to Southeastern Sealcoating for Vulca
Vulcan Park pavement gets sealed to extend its life and improve walking/access conditions. Southeastern Sealcoating won the competitive bid at lowest cost.
REV Birmingham granted Special Events License for December 14 holiday event
Public parking lot at 1900 2nd Avenue North will host a holiday event on December 14, 2019. The city is licensing the event and accepting public comment on the application.
Special Events License approved for Pup-swing at 1900 2nd Avenue North
REV Birmingham can hold the Pup-swing event on October 27, 2019 in the parking lot at 1900 2nd Avenue North.
City funds $9,640 Dorothy Spears Park improvement project
City and Parks & Recreation are investing in Dorothy Spears Park with $9,640 in upgrades, including $5,000 from the Parks department.
Saher Investments gets off-premise beer & wine license for Winewood Shell
Beer and wine sales will be permitted at the gas station/convenience store at 3901 Pinson Valley Parkway. Approval allows the license transfer to proceed.
Beer and wine license transfer approved for Kangaroo, Pinson Valley
Masjid LLC gains off-premise beer and wine license for the Kangaroo location on Pinson Valley Parkway. Public hearing held; interested parties heard.
Council seeks public input on future of Legion Field
Legion Field's next chapter depends on what residents want. This public comment period lets you weigh in on the historic stadium's redevelopment or repurposing.
City commits additional funding to PACE Board
The city is increasing financial support to the Public Athletic, Cultural and Entertainment Facilities Board, which operates parks and cultural venues. The agreement amendment details how this additional money will be spent on facilities and programming.