City contracts Gillespie Construction to fix drainage issues on Church Street Bridge after competitive bidding. Improves drainage function and prevents water damage to the structure and surrounding area.
Local food truck Granny's Fish 'N Grits gains city approval to operate at the corner of 2nd Avenue North and 24th Street North.
Elder Street gets new sidewalks, lighting, or landscaping as part of Phase I improvements. Work improves walkability and neighborhood appearance on Elder Street.
Funds support improvements at Lowery Park, including water fountain installation and other recreational amenities for youth sports programs in the neighborhood.
Elder Street gets new sidewalks, lighting, or landscaping as part of Phase I improvements. Work improves walkability and neighborhood appearance on Elder Street.
Property owner at 900 7th Street West must pay for city-ordered blight remediation. Shows enforcement of standards for neglected properties.
The city council voted to oppose a proposed development on Cahaba Beach Road, saying it harms the interests of residents and Birmingham Water Works customers. The decision signals the city's stance against the project.
Birmingham commits $309,500 in general funds to buy passenger, light truck, medium truck, and off-road tires for the city fleet.
Street and roadway lighting improvements enhance visibility and safety across the city's transportation network. The contract covers poles, fixtures, and parts for multiple locations.
Mayor recognized the passing of Thompson's mother through official correspondence, a public acknowledgment of a resident's loss and the city's compassion in difficult moments.
City maintains streetlights and lighting poles on public roads through competitive bids. This contract covers supply of parts and materials as needed.
City Council will hear Euphoria Sports Bar and Hookah Lounge LLC's application for a Class I retail liquor license at 7–15th Street West. The outcome determines whether the business can operate with liquor service.
Amends prior approval of a retail lounge liquor license for Fly the Coup LLC at 112–24th Street North, Suite 1202 in Queen's Park. The business will be permitted to serve alcohol at this location.
Tax assessment against business operator for unpaid sales taxes owed to the city. Item appears on consent agenda.
Restaurant applies to serve alcohol at Delta Waterfowl fundraiser on November 8 at 3211 2nd Avenue South. Council will hold a public hearing on the request.
City grants operating authority to Trisect LLC to run a new shuttle service on public roads in Birmingham. This creates a transportation option for residents and businesses.
City Council voted against a proposed development on Cahaba Beach Road, citing concerns about impacts to Water Works Board customers. The decision signals the city's position on the project's public benefit.
City will consider giving up public right-of-way over Henrietta Road and an alley near Red Mountain. Decision affects 1.3 acres and may change traffic patterns or development potential in the area.
Finley Corporation gets permission to host a multi-day street festival October 25–27 on 23rd Street between 1st and 2nd Avenues North. Expect temporary street closures and event activity in that area during those dates.
Road repairs on Messer Airport Highway between 31st and 46th Street will smooth traffic and extend pavement life. Project includes planning, resurfacing, and traffic signal work.