Pettaway honored as Parks and Recreation Employee of the Month
Recognition of outstanding public service. Employee receives special bonus from the general fund.
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City awards $250K to Friends of Municipal Park for park improvements
The city is committing $250,000 to Friends of Municipal Park for operations and improvements. This partnership helps fund maintenance and programming at a public park that residents use for recreation.
Noise waiver approved for Mardi Gras Park event May 3
Courtny Robinson gets permission to exceed normal noise limits at Mardi Gras Park on May 3 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., likely for an event or gathering.
Noise waiver approved for Medal of Honor Park event on June 28
SFC Scott Kigerl gets permission to hold an event at Medal of Honor Park in District 6 on June 28, 2026 (3:00–4:30 p.m.) without noise ordinance restrictions. Neighbors should expect louder activity during that window.
City amends Museum of Mobile governance rules
Changes to how the Museum of Mobile operates and is governed. The specific amendments are not detailed in the available information.
Lounge retail liquor license approved for Cynthias Package Store
City Council recommends the ABC Board issue a Class II lounge retail liquor license to Cynthias Package Store at 2912 Dauphin Island Parkway. The license permits on-premises consumption and package sales of alcoholic beverages at that location.
Council appoints Peter Susman to History Museum of Mobile board
Susman joins the board overseeing the city's history museum, which develops exhibits and programming for residents and tourists.
City commits $250K to Friends of Municipal Park partnership
Municipal Park receives $250,000 in city funding through a cooperative agreement with Friends of Municipal Park, a nonprofit partner. This supports park improvements and programming that benefit residents.
Little Donkey Taqueria gets license for Kulture City Race Nov. 22
Food vendor approved for special events retail license at the Kulture City Race in Powell Avenue parking lot. This allows the vendor to serve food at the November 22 event.
Easy Stop liquor license application: off-premise beer and wine
LKS Enterprises is seeking a beer and wine license for the convenience store at 9917 Parkway East. This decision determines whether alcohol sales will be permitted at that location.
Liquor license: The Green Bean applies for lounge retail permit
The Green Bean, LLC seeks approval to operate a Class I lounge retail liquor license at 3108 Park Avenue SW. The decision affects what beverages can be served at that location.
City partners with Jones Valley Teaching Farm on urban agriculture
The city is backing sustainable farming, food markets, and economic development programs through a partnership with Jones Valley Teaching Farm. This expands local food access and green job opportunities in the community.
Oxmoor Park: $168,719 equipment and supplies contract awarded to Giffen Recreati
City commits $168,719 to install and purchase equipment and supplies at Oxmoor Park, improving recreation facilities for nearby residents.
Amendment: Giffen Recreation lump-sum proposal accepted via Sourcewell
Parks or recreation services may be affected by this contract amendment. Dollar amount not disclosed in the agenda.
Special Events Retail License: Tre Luna Catering at 2025 Arts Block Party
Tre Luna Catering gets approval to sell food and beverages at the October 3, 2025 Arts Block Party in the parking lot at 1200 10th Avenue South. One-time license for the community arts event.
Liquor license: Tailored Smoke seeks retail lounge approval
Tailored Smoke Alabama, LLC is applying to operate a lounge retail liquor license at 3431 Colonnade Parkway. Public hearings allow residents to voice support or concerns about new alcohol sales in their neighborhood.
Germania Park: $132,687 equipment and installation contract to Giffen Recreation
Recreation equipment and supplies upgrades at Germania Park. Spending decision on sole-source vendor award.
Right-of-way license: Tay Thai Food blade sign on public land
Business receives permission to install a blade sign on city right-of-way, using public land for commercial advertising.
Recreation, sports, and tourism activities (July 2025–June 2026) approved as pub
This establishes legal grounds for the city to fund recreation, sports, entertainment, and tourism events over the next year under Alabama law. It clears the way for public dollars to support community activities and visitor attractions.
Council appoints board member to Civil Rights Institute
One new member joins the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute board, with term ending September 1, 2025. Board appointments shape museum leadership and community voice.