City Hall security cameras: $26,725 contract to Johnson Controls
City spending $26,725 on exterior camera system for City Hall at 710 20th Street North. Improves security monitoring of municipal building.
City spending $26,725 on exterior camera system for City Hall at 710 20th Street North. Improves security monitoring of municipal building.
Museum receives critical infrastructure repair to prevent boiler system failure. Project addresses aging mechanical equipment at the city's major cultural institution.
Event Concessions, Inc. gets a special retail license to sell food and merchandise at the Fiesta event at Linn Park on September 27, 2025.
The Ghoul Squad, LLC receives a Special Retail Liquor License (Type 160) for its location at 906 40th Street North, allowing beer and wine sales at the establishment.
RL Restaurant Group's application to serve alcohol at Slide Café will be decided. This is a standard local licensing decision affecting the business and neighborhood.
Event Concessions, Inc. gets approval to sell food and beverages at the Food+Heritage Festival on September 19, 2025, at 29th Street.
Repairs to brick pavers at Railroad Park and downtown locations restore public walkways and improve pedestrian safety in key civic spaces.
Landfill maintenance keeps groundwater safe from contamination. This pump replacement is a routine operational fix on consent.
New fire hydrants improve emergency response times and water access for firefighting on Hugh Denman Road. Funded through the capital improvement budget.
City spends $77,814 on emergency leachate pump repair at the landfill — critical maintenance to prevent environmental issues and operational disruptions.
Council approved a no-bid contract with AMAC Construction for 2025 general construction work. Public spending decisions deserve transparency, even on consent agendas.
City partnership with soil and water conservation group will support local environmental and water resource management initiatives.
Dunn Construction will resurface multiple streets across Birmingham under a $4.0M contract. Road work typically begins within weeks and affects commute times during construction phases.
Smoother streets ahead: City approves $4.26M to resurface roads across Birmingham. Work begins soon under contract ENG 2025-015.
Dunn Construction will resurface streets across Birmingham through contract ENG 2025-014. Project scope and timeline not yet detailed in available materials.
Drainage improvements at Court O and 57th Street address stormwater management in that intersection. Work is being completed by sole-source contract with a Jasper-based contractor.
State funding supports road safety projects in your neighborhood. Grant details and specific improvements coming after Mayor signs documents.
Changes when city can tow your car from public streets. The law clarifies which vehicles obstruct traffic and under what conditions removal is allowed.
City Hall South Parking Deck gets $858,166 in structural repairs to maintain safety and functionality. The no-bid contract award with J.J. Morley Enterprises, Inc. will address identified structural issues at 711 19th Street North.
Council will hear the liquor license application for a lounge at 524 19th Street in Ensley. Neighbors and other interested parties can voice objections or support.