If approved, the City would gain authority to condemn a portion of the property at 9848 Airport Road to construct a storm sewer as part of the Pine Knoll Vista Drainage Project, which would improve stormwater management in the area.
Council would authorize a one-year security maintenance contract for City Hall. If approved, Johnson Controls would provide ongoing maintenance for the building's security systems, ensuring continued facility safety and system uptime.
Council would authorize a repair contract for the City Hall security gate at 710 North 20th Street. The low-bid vendor would complete the work within the approved capital budget allocation.
Council would authorize a $2,906 contract to repair the access door at City Hall's Finance Department (710 North 20th Street). This is routine building maintenance to ensure secure access to city financial operations.
Council would authorize a capital purchase of specialized sewer-maintenance equipment to replace or expand the city's debris-removal capacity. The equipment supports ongoing wastewater-system upkeep.
If the council approves closure, approximately 900 feet of Woodcrest Road South and Warick Court South would be shut to traffic due to hazardous road conditions. Residents in the area would need alternative routes.
If approved, the city would contract with Gillespie Construction to close the 20th Avenue South Gate for $47,025. The project is funded through capital improvement dollars.
If approved, would allow DK's Event Transportation to operate low-speed vehicles for hire on Birmingham streets. Residents could access this transportation option for events and local travel within the city.
If approved, the City would contribute $95,240 to a partnership with the U.S. Geological Survey for continuous monitoring of streamflow, water temperature, quality, and precipitation at six monitoring stations across Birmingham. This data helps track water resources and inform wa
If approved, would fund citywide repairs and upgrades to sidewalks and Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant infrastructure throughout Birmingham using bond funding, awarded to the lowest responsive bidder after competitive review.
Would establish shared law enforcement at the 22-acre Alabama Veterans Memorial Park. If approved, Birmingham and Mountain Brook officers would jointly patrol and enforce laws at the park, which Mountain Brook owns but sits within Birmingham's city limits.
If approved, the city would transfer ownership of a tax-foreclosed parcel acquired for unpaid municipal liens. The $7,565.48 sale price would return funds to the general fund.
Would authorize Left Lane Valet to operate a low-speed vehicle valet service on Birmingham streets. If approved, the company could pick up and drop off vehicles throughout the city under state transportation regulations.
Mountain Brook would install and maintain a public art sculpture in a roundabout on Cahaba Road within Birmingham's limits. The city would grant access to the right-of-way for installation and upkeep at no cost to Birmingham.
Would correct an administrative error by revoking an incorrectly issued permit and paving the way for reissuance of the proper certificate under the correct business name and service type.
Would authorize carpet replacement at two fire stations using capital funds. Lowest responsive bidder selected through competitive procurement.
If approved, the city would enter a $94,166.58 contract with Interface Americas, Inc. to renovate the Southern Museum of Flight at 4343 73rd Street North. The work would be funded through capital improvement dollars.
If approved, would authorize a $10.1M street resurfacing project across Birmingham. The bid was selected as lowest responsive after competitive bidding among three contractors.
If approved, would allow Birmingham to repair and maintain the pedestrian bridge connecting a neighborhood to Roosevelt City Park and Recreation Center, improving safe pedestrian access to the park. The bridge is outside city limits but critical for residents.
If approved, the city would hire REV Birmingham to lead community input and request-for-proposal planning for the Richard Arrington Jr. Bridge and 22nd Street Bridge projects through June 2028.