Wardlaw Properties gets permit to build steps, ramp, and awning on 12th Street
Wardlaw Properties gains right-of-way access on 12th Street North to construct building improvements. Affects public sidewalk and street frontage.
Wardlaw Properties gains right-of-way access on 12th Street North to construct building improvements. Affects public sidewalk and street frontage.
Forestdale Community Park will get accessibility upgrades, making the facility usable for people with disabilities. Work includes features like ramps, accessible parking, and restroom modifications.
New street light improves visibility and safety at Cherry Avenue and UW Clemons Place in Smithfield Estates.
The city is transferring land on Morris Avenue to the Birmingham-Jefferson County Transit Authority, likely to support transit expansion or station development in the downtown core.
City formally recognizes neighborhood improvement projects across Smithfield Estates, Wylam, Sherman Heights, Belview Heights, and Killough Springs as serving the public good — clearing the way for funding and implementation.
The city approves a new shuttle operator to provide transportation service in Birmingham. The company can now legally operate on city streets under municipal regulation.
Slice LLC can now sell food and beverages at special events from its 29th Street South location. This license allows temporary retail activity at the business site.
Storm sewer repairs at Barber Court will reduce flooding and improve drainage. Work completes competitive bidding process with lowest-cost qualified contractor.
City commits $5.2M to expand Georgia M.S.W. Landfill's capacity. Project extends waste disposal infrastructure serving the region.
State bill HB647 could strip Birmingham of ownership and control of its water system. Council vote signals resistance to state takeover of a critical public utility that serves residents citywide.
City commits $145,510 to fix cracked pavement, repair street lights, and refresh traffic signs across multiple locations. Safer, better-lit streets improve commutes and neighborhood conditions.
City-owned parking lot will be used under a commercial license agreement with Slice, LLC. Terms and duration of the license agreement are not specified in the agenda item.
City gains additional right-of-way on Reverend Abraham Woods, Jr. Boulevard and 14th Street North for the U.S. Treasury project, clearing the way for development or improvement work in downtown Birmingham.
Property owner can now legally repair a condemned building. Permits like this are the first step toward restoring blighted properties and preventing neighborhood deterioration.
Church gets city permission to build a gate within the right-of-way on 44th Street North. This allows property access control while using city-owned space.
Goldwire FoodMart LLC gains permission to sell beer and wine at its 412 Goldwire Street S.W. location.
Birmingham awards a water utility contract to Alabama Plumbing Contractors for connecting the New Fountai (project) to city water. Routine infrastructure spending on consent agenda.
Walker Patton Company will design and build a multimodal corridor in Enon Ridge—adding safe pedestrian and bike routes alongside road improvements tied to civil rights and equity goals.