Council awards $49,282 for playground equipment at Norwood Park
Giffen Recreation will install new playground equipment at Norwood Park in District 4. The no-bid procurement method means this vendor was selected without competitive bidding.
Giffen Recreation will install new playground equipment at Norwood Park in District 4. The no-bid procurement method means this vendor was selected without competitive bidding.
New Class II lounge retail liquor license for RK Spirits at 4567 Pinson Valley Parkway. Public hearing allows neighbors and residents to comment on the application.
The city will replace the deteriorating side canopy at Boutwell Auditorium, a historic cultural venue. The work protects the building and maintains usable public space.
City spending on public parks and cultural facilities affects community access to recreation and arts programming. Exact amount and terms not yet visible in agenda text.
A business owner is appealing the city's refusal to inspect an automated car wash planned for Resource Center Parkway. The outcome will determine whether the facility can move forward or if the denial stands.
The city is investing in the Crossplex sports and entertainment facility managed by the PACE Board, which serves the public. Details on the scope and funding source are unclear from the agenda text.
City approves upgrades to the Crossplex, a public athletic and cultural venue. Details on funding source and specific improvements not provided in this summary.
Kent Store Development's transfer of an off-premise beer and wine license to the Kent Kwik location at 1500 Lakeshore Parkway allows expanded beverage sales at this retail site.
Fills vacancy left by Jermaine Johnson's resignation and appoints a new trustee through 2028, ensuring the Library Board maintains full governance capacity.
Birmingham deepens its relationship with sister cities through cultural and artistic exchange programs that strengthen community ties and expand residents' access to international arts and culture.
Fills leadership roles on the city's Art Museum Board with staggered terms through 2030, shaping cultural institution governance.
The city is providing supplies and equipment to improve the East Ensley Library's collection and services for residents in that neighborhood.
Tre Luna Catering gets permission to sell food and drinks at the 2024 Arts Block Party in the parking lot at 1200 10th Avenue South on September 13.
Red Mountain Theatre will open its facilities to the public for cultural events. Expands access to performance and arts programming in the community.
New off-premises liquor sales location opens at 1301 Center Point Parkway. License allows wine, beer, and spirits sales to retail customers.
Hawkins Recreation Center gets roof and wall repairs completed. Project addresses maintenance at public facility serving residents.
City allocates funds to print and distribute two-sided signs in English and Spanish to promote neighborhood meetings in Woodland Park.
The Green Bean LLC is seeking a retail liquor license for a business location on Park Avenue. The council will hold a public hearing to consider the application and hear from interested neighbors or community members.
Spice of Life Jamaica Restaurant and Bar at 1909 Park Place is licensed to serve beer, wine, and spirits. Liquor licenses enable on-premises alcohol sales and are subject to local compliance rules.