Hooper City improves streets in Phase V development. Property owners receive compensation for temporary easement rights during construction at 511 - 37th Court.
Property owner Andrew Chatman receives $150 compensation for granting the city temporary easement rights to construct storm sewer improvements on parcels 11 and 14 as part of the Hooper City Phase V street project.
Truist Bank plans to close its branch at 629 Red Lane Road. The closure may reduce banking access for nearby residents and businesses in that part of Birmingham.
Council will decide whether to give up public right-of-way land between 40th and 42nd Streets North. If approved, the affected area (~0.16 acres) would be removed from city control, potentially affecting street access or future infrastructure projects in that corridor.
The city is considering releasing about half an acre of public land between 16th Avenue South and 22nd Street South. Public hearing set for March 19, 2024.
Carver Theatre gets a new roof after competitive bidding. Project protects a historic downtown venue from water damage and keeps it operational for performances and community events.
City is releasing public land (about 0.065 acres) between 10th Avenue South and 10th Court South near 23rd–24th Street South, allowing private development or use of that formerly public right-of-way.
City approves $6,168 sole-source contract with Tecta America Southeast for roof repairs at the MLK Recreation Center, a public facility serving the neighborhood.
Storm sewer replacement at 509 Maple Street will improve drainage and reduce flooding risk in that area. Work begins after contract award.
Unopen right of way between 2nd and 3rd Avenue South becomes available for private development or other use. Affects approximately 0.09 acres of formerly public land.
Fixes critical roof damage at City Hall. Contractor was selected through competitive bidding as lowest qualified bid.
Property owner Weylin Bush / H53 Property and Investments can now proceed with repairs required by the city's condemnation order for this blighted property on 31st Street SW.
City is pledging $500,000 to unlock federal Department of Transportation funds for infrastructure projects. The grant could bring significantly more money into local public works if awarded.
Hooper City Phase V street improvement project gains right to temporarily access a Land Bank parcel at 517-37th Court during construction.
The city is giving up a small, unused street corridor between 2nd and 3rd Avenues South. This lets adjacent property owners use the land for their own purposes and may unlock development or consolidation in the area.
City repair contract for fire station roof. Lowest competitive bid selected.
The city is giving up public right-of-way land in this area, which may enable adjacent property development or private use. Check if this affects your property or local access.
Armstrong Relocation Company donates office furniture (desks, partitions, and other items) to the city at no cost, reducing city spending on equipment.
The city is giving up public right-of-way land between 15th and 17th Avenues North. This decision opens the door for adjacent property owners to potentially use or develop the vacated corridor.
Graymont Avenue from Arkadelphia Road to 15th Street West will be resurfaced, improving road conditions for residents and traffic flow in that corridor.