State grant funds road resurfacing project STPAA-HSIP-0003
Alabama Department of Transportation funding will improve pavement and safety features on city roads through resurfacing, planing, and traffic striping.
Alabama Department of Transportation funding will improve pavement and safety features on city roads through resurfacing, planing, and traffic striping.
Council shifts capital funds between street projects. Moves $468,533 from CrossPlex infrastructure improvements to accelerate citywide road repairs.
Admiral Enforcement II LLC receives authorization to immobilize vehicles on Birmingham streets. The company operates from 1913 3rd Avenue North and will handle parking enforcement and collection activities.
Willath Oil Company's Shell location can now sell beer and wine, expanding beverage options at the Bessemer Road convenience store.
Allows a new child and family services provider to operate in Birmingham at 420 20th Street North. This license authorizes the organization to deliver social services to vulnerable families and children.
Legion FC Concessions LLC can operate food and beverage sales at Birmingham Legion FC's match on February 8, 2020 at BBVA Compass Field.
Public works funds for the 16th Street Corridor via PEP grant, with $703K city match. Project details and timeline not specified in item.
Parks and Recreation receives $15,000 from Jefferson to fund improvements at Woodward Park, expanding public green space maintenance.
City reallocates capital funds between street projects on 12th Street and broader street/sidewalk work. Affects infrastructure maintenance priorities for fiscal year 2020.
City may permanently close a half-acre right-of-way in south Birmingham. Closing a public street changes traffic patterns and property access for affected residents and businesses.
City approves vendor for routine highway maintenance supplies (banding, buckles, traffic signal wire) on an as-needed basis.
Midsouth Paving wins the bid to resurface streets across Birmingham as part of the 2019 citywide program. Streets in your neighborhood may be scheduled for repair or resurfacing.
Nonprofit continues fundraising operations at 205 32nd Street South with monthly bingo events.
City continues garbage service for outlying residential areas under updated terms with Waste Pro of Alabama. Amendment details not fully specified in available text.
City property at 4015 Center Street transfers to private ownership. Removes asset from city portfolio.
Vapor Wave LLC seeks a license to serve alcohol at 620 27th Street South. Council will hear the application and any public objections or support.
City real estate at 4015 Center Street transfers to private buyer. Proceeds may support city coffers or fund other priorities.
City is shifting funds away from residential land banking and infrastructure support—priorities that help stabilize neighborhoods. The exact use of redirected money isn't specified in the item title.
Echo Highlands gets new street signage to improve neighborhood wayfinding and appearance. Spending approved through routine consent agenda process.