$535K redirected to 39th Street improvements project
City shifts capital funds from completed projects to accelerate street repairs on 39th Street. Funding comes from savings within the existing budget.
City shifts capital funds from completed projects to accelerate street repairs on 39th Street. Funding comes from savings within the existing budget.
City disposes of public land at 820 18th Street North through a redevelopment agreement. The sale's terms, price, and public benefit outcomes should guide whether this advances neighborhood revitalization or represents underutilized public asset.
City disposes of public land at 820 18th Street North through a redevelopment agreement. The sale's terms, price, and public benefit outcomes should guide whether this advances neighborhood revitalization or represents underutilized public asset.
State grant funds bridge replacement project on Pratt Highway at Morgan Street. Infrastructure work will improve safety and access for residents using this route.
State grant funds will go toward right-of-way construction on Meadow Craft Road as part of a Partnership for Progress project. Project completion date and neighborhood impact details were not specified.
Circle K Stores will be able to sell beer and wine at 301 Robert Jemison Road following the license transfer approval.
Jamescia Jackson's Division I Dance Permit for the venue at 3537 37th Street S.W. allows the business to operate entertainment activities subject to city licensing and regulations.
Jamescia Minyette Jackson's Class I liquor license transfer for the lounge at 3537 37th Street S.W. is now authorized.
Edwards Street Bridge repairs get underway: city resurfaced deck and replaced railings. Competitive bid process kept costs down.
Circle K seeks to transfer an off-premise beer and wine license to its store at 1685 Montclair Road. The public hearing allows residents and interested parties to comment on the license transfer.
Council approves funding for Tiger IV Connector Trail improvements in Woodlawn, connecting bike and pedestrian paths through the neighborhood.
Circle K Stores is applying to transfer an off-premise beer and wine license to the store at 1700 Tallapoosa Street. The City Council will hold a public hearing where neighbors and interested parties can comment on the application.
Funds from Norwood Neighborhood Association will purchase garbage cans to improve neighborhood cleanliness and public spaces.
PEP receives $650,000 to improve streets and public spaces in Norwood neighborhood, enhancing walkability and neighborhood appearance.
Craig Grossmann's Neighborhood Brew food truck gets permission to operate on Northbound 18th Street North between 5th and 6th Avenues.
Improves pedestrian access to the Birmingham Zoo using a federal grant already awarded. No local tax dollars required.
Changes to how the city charges fees for sewer work in streets may affect construction costs for developers and utility projects. Details on the specific fee changes were not provided in the agenda.
Application for alcohol sales license at 3359 26th Street North. Council hearing allows public comment on local commercial licensing.
New fire hydrant improves emergency response and fire protection for this intersection area.