Parks & Culture

Special Events License approved for Tre Luna Catering at 1200 10th Ave

Tre Luna Catering is authorized to serve food and beverages at a special event in the parking lot at 1200 10th Ave on June 15, 2019.

Tre Luna Catering approved for IndiaFest vendor license

Tre Luna Catering can now operate food/beverage service at IndiaFest on April 18, 2019 in the parking lot at 1200 10th Street, pending local health and safety compliance.

ITEM 23. A Resolution expressing support for the Alabama Counts 2020 Census Initiative. (Submitted and Recommended by Council President Pro Tempore Parker)

Tre Luna Catering granted special events license for TedX Birmingham

Allows catering at TedX Birmingham on May 4, 2019 in the parking lot at 1200. Permits food service for the public event.

ITEM 24. A Resolution encouraging support of public parks and green spaces for all residents of the City of Birmingham and to encourage neighborhood associations and citizens in general to care for their respective public parks, protect them, and visit the

City funds Zion City Fun Day at East Lake Park with $3,000

General fund supports community event on June 8, 2019. Parks and recreation spending benefits East Lake neighborhoods.

Off-premise beer and wine license approved for Savanah's #3

Savanah's Centerpoint Store LLC can now sell beer and wine at its Center Point Parkway location. The transfer allows retail alcohol sales at this address.

City renews tractor parts contract with Loader Services for 1 year

Keeps equipment maintenance supplies flowing for Parks & Recreation operations. One-year renewal at current unit prices.

City awards tractor-parts contract to Cahaba Tractor Company

Council approved a one-year supply contract with Cahaba Tractor Company for tractor parts at pre-set unit prices. The city will purchase parts as needed for its fleet.

Council appoints 2 members to Arlington Antebellum Home board

Two new directors join the Arlington Antebellum Home and Garden Board, helping guide decisions about the historic property and its public programs. Terms run through April 2021.

City funds $10K school arts programming

Birmingham Board of Education receives $10,000 from city general funds to deliver performance arts programs to students.

Do Dah Day: Special Events License approved for May 18, 2019

Council approves permit for Do Dah Day festival at Rhodes Park. Event brings food, music, and community gathering to Birmingham.

Special Events License approved for TedX Birmingham catering

Tre Luna Catering can operate food service at TedX Birmingham on May 4, 2019 in the parking lot at 1200 10th Avenue South.

Tre Luna Catering granted special events license for June 15 event at 10th Avenu

Local vendor gets permission to operate catering at a public parking lot event on June 15, 2019. Council approval allows the event to proceed as planned.

Tre Luna Catering approved for IndiaFest event license

Tre Luna Catering is authorized to provide food service at IndiaFest on April 18, 2019 in the parking lot at 1200 10th Avenue South.

Off-premises beer and wine license transfer approved for Pinson Valley Marathon

RK Quick Stop #2 LLC can now sell beer and wine at the gas station/convenience store at 4567 Pinson Valley Parkway. This is a routine license transfer that allows the business to operate with alcohol sales.

City partners with MLB Youth Foundation on youth programs

Birmingham is teaming up with Major League Baseball and the Park and Recreation Board to bring youth sports and development programs to local young people.

City partners with MLB Youth Foundation on youth programs

Birmingham is teaming up with Major League Baseball and the Park and Recreation Board to bring youth sports and development programs to local young people.

Sealcoating contract increase: $96.8K for street maintenance

City roads maintenance costs rose by $16,126 due to contract change order with Southeastern Sealcoating. The expanded contract now commits nearly $97K in public funds to pavement preservation work.

Sealcoating contract increase: $96.8K for street maintenance

City roads maintenance costs rose by $16,126 due to contract change order with Southeastern Sealcoating. The expanded contract now commits nearly $97K in public funds to pavement preservation work.