City awards roadway lighting contract to Buffalo Electric
City approves vendor for street lighting poles, fixtures, and parts. Improves visibility and safety on roadways citywide.
City approves vendor for street lighting poles, fixtures, and parts. Improves visibility and safety on roadways citywide.
Camp Smile-A-Mile can now install an awning, doors, and planters extending into 16th Street South—a modest use of public right-of-way for a community organization.
City commits $1.83 million to concrete and site work for Phase 2 of the Birmingham Intermodal Facility, advancing transportation infrastructure downtown.
Park renovation project adds $4,909 to cover cost overruns. Keeps construction on track without requiring a new approval process.
City secures state funding for road resurfacing and Loop Detector upgrades. Project improves traffic flow and street conditions.
Smithfield Estates Park residents gain a dedicated safe room for severe weather and emergencies. A.G. Gaston Construction won the competitive bid at $1.81 million.
Property at 821 6th Street West is being repaired after condemnation. Lollypop, LLC may now proceed with required repairs to bring the building back into compliance.
Road improvements on 1st Avenue North from Center Street to 4th Place North will reduce potholes and improve safety for drivers and pedestrians in the area.
Smoother, safer commute on MLK Jr. Drive (6th Street SW/Lomb Avenue) with funding from the Alabama Department of Transportation.
Condemned building at 801 6th Street West Building C gets greenlight for repairs, moving property toward recovery and reducing blight in the area.
Property owner John O. Caldwell can now repair the condemned building at 916 18th Street, potentially returning it to use and removing blight from the neighborhood.
City may close a small section of street near Railroad Park, freeing up space for private or public development. Public comment period starts May 31.
Silver Cab, Inc. expands operations with approval to run three additional taxicabs on Birmingham streets. More cabs in service may improve taxi availability and ride wait times for residents.
Saw's Street Kitchen gains permission to operate a food pushcart at the Northeast corner of 18th Street South and 6th Avenue South, expanding dining options in that neighborhood.
Secures land access needed for street improvements on Ensley Avenue between 20th Street and Warrior Road in Five Points West.
Private citizen gains temporary access to city streets to monitor groundwater conditions. Allows specialized environmental work on public property without blocking traffic or infrastructure.
City awards engineering contract to design improvements on Lawson Road. Competitive bidding was waived for this vendor.
Two commemorative signs will be erected in the Fairmont Neighborhood to honor Wilkerson Giles Finch. The city recognizes individuals through public memorial signage.
Council approves payment to fix drainage problems on 24th Street. Contract corrects the project address in an earlier 2016 agreement.