Council awards $505K drainage contract to Southeastern Sealcoating
Calico Winewood drainage improvements project moves forward with lowest competitive bid. Work addresses neighborhood stormwater management.
Calico Winewood drainage improvements project moves forward with lowest competitive bid. Work addresses neighborhood stormwater management.
CSO Companies LLC seeks a retail liquor license for Brava Rotisserie Grill at 321 20th Street North. Council will hear from the applicant and interested parties before voting.
SRI & SRI LLC receives a Class II Lounge Retail Liquor License to operate at 4500 Montevallo Road. This license allows alcohol sales at the location and is subject to public hearing and community input.
Maha 1 Corporation can now sell beer and wine at the Five Points Marathon location on Bessemer Road. The store's retail offering expands with city approval of the license.
City invests nearly $1 million in Alabama Avenue drainage improvements through competitive bid. Project addresses stormwater infrastructure on a key city corridor.
Birmingham Metro Cab expands its fleet with three additional operating certificates, potentially increasing taxi availability for riders across the city.
Owner of condemned property at 2833 Boydga Road can now legally repair and restore the building to code compliance.
Sweet Glide Vintage is approved to operate a limousine service in Birmingham. The Certificate of Public Necessity and Convenience allows the company to provide for-hire transportation on city streets.
Improvements to Cooper Green Park entrance sub-grade and resurfacing make the park more accessible and safer for residents. Work follows competitive bidding.
The city acquires a temporary construction easement across private property to complete the Lawson Road Drainage Improvement project.
Drainage work on Calico Winewood Ditch gets funded by reallocating money from 4th Street West. This keeps stormwater projects moving despite budget constraints.
Ambassador Cab expands service capacity with three additional permits to operate taxicabs across Birmingham streets.
Public works funds shift from other projects to address drainage in the Alabama Avenue area, part of routine capital budget management.
New rules crack down on illegal discharges into Birmingham's storm drains, protecting water quality and local waterways. Requires detection and cleanup of pollutants entering the city's municipal storm system.
City spending nearly $176K to map and plan sidewalk improvements across Birmingham. Sets the roadmap for future repairs and accessibility upgrades citywide.
City commits funding for a construction project at 20th Street and 3rd Avenue South in partnership with Firestone Flowers, LLC, though details on the project scope and public benefit remain unclear from the agenda.
Park improvements add new pavilion foundation and ADA-accessible facilities for residents in the area.
Park gets new plantings to improve green space and shade. Work enhances outdoor recreation area for nearby residents.