Event Concessions, Inc. receives permission to operate food and beverage concessions at the Fiesta celebration in Linn Park on October 1, 2016. The special license allows the vendor to serve attendees during the public event.
Fairview neighborhood gets new park equipment from private funding; no city budget impact.
The city is giving up control of a 574-foot stretch of Liberty Parkway near 9099 Liberty Parkway. This reverses a prior annexation and transfers the parcel outside city jurisdiction.
City commits $55,870 to the Erskine Hawkins Tuxedo Junction Park Association for park goods and services. This sole-source agreement supports local parks and cultural programming in the Tuxedo Junction area.
Birmingham pays to host the Alabama Park and Recreation Association's event, connecting local recreation leadership to statewide peers. Supports city parks programming visibility.
Five Points West Library receives funding to expand youth and senior services this summer. The neighborhood investment supports programming for two key populations during peak summer months.
Neighborhood association gets supplies to upgrade Germania Park with new seating and waste receptacles, improving public space amenities for nearby residents.
City funds $11,150 camera system to improve safety monitoring at recreation center serving east Birmingham residents.
Neighborhood group South Roebuck-Roebuck Springs NA receives funding to install two trash receptacles at East Lake Park, improving park maintenance and neighborhood cleanliness.
The school receives official city recognition for their work serving students and families. These recognitions signal city support for neighborhood schools.
Birmingham will provide financial incentives to host a free or low-cost music festival in Linn Park, bringing live entertainment to the community.
Birmingham will provide financial incentives to host a free or low-cost music festival in Linn Park, bringing live entertainment to the community.
The school receives official city recognition for their work serving students and families. These recognitions signal city support for neighborhood schools.
City approves $33,387 repair to Elevator #1's power system at Central Library. Maintains reliable elevator access for patrons with mobility needs.
Central Library's hydraulic elevator system receives a power unit upgrade to ensure continued reliable access for all patrons. The work maintains a critical public facility that serves thousands of residents.
Museum board appointments shape cultural programming and institutional priorities. These five members serve through August 2020.
Museum board appointments shape cultural programming and institutional priorities. These five members serve through August 2020.
Asbestos testing and remediation at Wylam Park buildings protects public health before the facility can reopen or undergo repairs. This sole-source contract ensures specialized expertise for hazardous material handling.