Council awards asphalt contract to Mid-South Paving
City purchases plant-mix asphalt for pothole repairs and street maintenance over the next year. Ensures paved roads stay roadworthy.
City purchases plant-mix asphalt for pothole repairs and street maintenance over the next year. Ensures paved roads stay roadworthy.
City commits to a preferred vendor for decorative street lighting equipment, locking in unit prices for the next year. This affects public lighting infrastructure upgrades and maintenance across the city.
Graymont Avenue improvements will resurface and repair the roadway. Work on this public street should begin soon under the lowest qualifying bid.
Allows off-premise beer and wine sales at this location. The public hearing process for all objections has been completed.
City commits $152,776 to engineering and surveying work for sidewalk and ramp improvements. Sidewalk repairs affect pedestrian safety and accessibility across neighborhoods.
Top Dogs gets approval to operate a food cart at 20th Street North and Rev. Abraham Woods Jr. Boulevard. Adds to street-vending options in the area.
New lounge license application at 600 19th Street. Public hearing allows residents to weigh in on the business.
City repairs heating and cooling at North Pratt Civic League after competitive bidding.
Sidewalk repairs at One Federal Place will improve pedestrian safety and accessibility. Work begins following competitive bidding process.
The city is giving up public right-of-way to a 10,346-square-foot alley in downtown Birmingham, which may enable private development or consolidation of adjacent properties. Neighbors and property owners should know how this alley land will be used next.
City commits $10,000 from general funds to build an entrance sign marking the neighborhood at this location, enhancing community identity and wayfinding.
Dreamcakes Bakery can now operate a mobile food truck on Park Place between 20th and Short 20th Streets. Adds a food vendor option in the area.
Shuttlesworth Drive Phase I street improvements begin with this lowest-bid contract award. Work includes resurfacing and infrastructure upgrades on this key neighborhood corridor.
Beech Avenue between Scott School and North Pratt will be resurfaced, improving road conditions in that corridor. Work follows competitive bidding process.
Contract awarded in 2014 for One Federal Place sidewalk repairs is being cancelled; the original decision is being reversed.
Advance America seeks license to buy gold and silver at 2245-B Bessemer Road. Council will hold a public hearing on the permit application.
New pushcart vendor approved to operate at 2nd Avenue North and 19th Street North intersection. Brings food service option to Northwest Birmingham location.
Rom Mendez can now operate a food truck on 19th Street South between 5th and 6th Avenues. Adds a new dining option to the area.
Event Concessions, Inc. approved to run food and beverage sales at the downtown festival on 3rd Avenue North, bringing street vending activity to the area during the two-day event.