City shifts money between drainage projects to redirect $215,692.45 of capital funds. Changes to how public-works dollars are spent affect future street and infrastructure maintenance.
Property owner Edwin Escalona can now repair a condemned house in Ensley, potentially returning it to residential use or preparing it for resale.
Improves fire response capability and water access for emergency services in the Southwest area near 2nd Avenue South and 24th Street South.
Classie Co., LLC seeks approval to serve alcohol at Social restaurant (1034 20th Street South). Public hearing allows neighbors and interested parties to weigh in on the license.
Classie Co., LLC is seeking approval to serve alcohol at Social restaurant. City Council will hear from the applicant and the public before deciding whether to grant the license.
Villanova Spirits, LLC receives permission to move its Lounge Retail Liquor Class II license to 1157 Huffman Road in Birmingham.
Classie Co., LLC is applying for a restaurant retail liquor license for the Social venue. The decision will determine whether alcohol service is permitted at this South Birmingham location.
Classie Co., LLC can now serve alcohol at the Social restaurant in downtown Birmingham. Public hearing held to consider the application.
Council awards contract to renovate Fire Station #19 on Division Avenue. Project improves emergency services infrastructure in the area.
Hajer Ali Yehia gets city permission to operate one wrecker tow truck on Birmingham streets from the 3rd Avenue North location.
HBCU SpringComing, LLC gains permission to sell food and beverages at the School Daze event at Meadows Railroad Park. The event happens May 28, 2022.
HBCU SpringComing gets city approval to sell food and beverages at their welcome reception at the Rotunda on May 26, 2022.
Advanced Drainage Systems donates drainage infrastructure (40-ft pipe and basin) for city public works projects at no cost. Reduces municipal capital expenses for stormwater or sewer upgrades.
Expands STEAM learning opportunities for local students through improved watershed education programs. Partnership leverages Birmingham Southern College resources to strengthen environmental literacy in the community.
The city will fund outreach and promotional work by the Foundation to support soil and water conservation efforts in the region.
Private business gets permission to install fixtures on public right-of-way. City retains oversight through license agreement terms.
City commits nearly $1 million to improve the access road serving the Alabama Farmers Market, a key public facility. Project completion will enhance vehicle and pedestrian access to the market.
Additional funding extends street outreach services to support homeless and vulnerable residents on city streets.
City locks in unit pricing for replacement street lighting poles as needed. Competitive bid process ensures cost control for ongoing roadway maintenance.