Expands ambulance and medical transport capacity in Birmingham. ALA-Three, LLC (d/b/a Express Medical Transporters) receives authorization to operate 25 vehicles for emergency and non-emergency medical transport.
Lessan K. Koskey seeks approval to sell beer and wine at Neighborhood Store (3201 26th Street North). Council will hear from neighbors and interested parties before deciding whether to grant the license.
Additional cost for asphalt work on Fair Park redevelopment. Change order replenishes project contingency funds.
City enters planning agreement with Alabama Department of Transportation for Phase I streetscape improvements in Woodlawn. Sets stage for street, sidewalk, and public space upgrades once design is complete.
Road repairs on 12th Street from US-11 to Baptist Princeton will improve safety and traffic flow. State of Alabama funding covers the project cost.
Company gains regulatory approval to run limousine service in Birmingham. Residents may use the service for rides around the city.
Melvin White receives approval to operate a junk dealer business from 1547 Claret Street. Itinerant dealer permits allow residents to engage in salvage and resale activities in Birmingham.
Birmingham partners with Alabama Department of Transportation to improve a major east-west corridor. Project will enhance traffic flow and infrastructure on 19th Street.
B & I Foods at 1403 3rd Street North now licensed to sell beer and wine. Affects retail operations and local alcohol availability in the area.
City commits $500,000 from general funds to support local arts venues and festivals including Railroad Foundation, Magic City Smooth Jazz, and Summer Concert Series. Funding bolsters cultural programming that draws residents and visitors to Birmingham.
Hooters of Trussville gains approval to transfer its restaurant liquor license for service at 1917 Edwards Lake Road.
Ensley Avenue improvements between 20th Street and Warrior Road will enhance traffic flow and safety for residents and commuters in that corridor. Project details and timeline to follow.
Birmingham Multicultural Association gets permit to close 20th Street North (2nd to 4th Avenue) for the International Street Fair on May 12. Street will be blocked to vehicle traffic during the event.
Gas piping repairs ensure safe, uninterrupted service at a public recreation facility serving the East Pinson Valley community.