Would authorize roadway improvements on 3rd Avenue West including new curbs, gutters, and stormwater drainage. If approved, the city could move forward with this streetscape project via cooperation with the state highway authority.
If approved, would fund traffic calming improvements across Birmingham in 2026. The project uses federal transportation funding to enhance street safety citywide.
If approved, would authorize a $250,000 contract for 2026 roof repairs on city-owned properties. The bid was selected as the lowest responsible offer after competitive bidding.
If approved, would allow Loft Lane Valet to operate a limousine and prearranged car service on Birmingham streets. The company would be subject to City regulations governing public transportation services.
Would convert a vacant public lot into 31 homes, including 11 affordable units for households earning up to 80% of area median income. City would invest $1.13M to support the project; if approved, affordable homes would be available to lower-income residents in central Birmingham
Would fund streetscape improvements at 12th Avenue North near the RR Bridge in Norwood, using bond funds. If approved, Bulls Construction would complete work within the $50,295 budget.
If approved, would authorize a $62,007 contract with Southeastern Sealcoating to repair drainage and roads on Slayden Avenue. The project aims to improve street conditions and stormwater management in the area.
Would authorize reimbursement of pre-approved expenses for city staff. If approved, employees could draw advance funds for eligible work-related costs.
If approved, the city would spend up to $10,000 from the general fund to host a free community picnic at Railroad Park on September 27, 2026, celebrating Neighborhood and Community Officers.
If approved, the city would sell 11 acres at 620 Republic Street to Scannell Properties for $495,000. The developer would build a 50,000 sq. ft. office and warehouse facility, bringing commercial investment and potential jobs to the Daniel Payne Industrial Park.
Would allow Vintage Development, LLC to install a projecting blade sign on city right-of-way for a new tattoo shop. If approved, the storefront signage would need to comply with city encroachment terms.
Would fund street improvements in the Hanover Circle neighborhood through a $430,732 contract with Global Construction and Engineering, Inc., the lowest of two competitive bids received.
If approved, would increase funding for Caldwell Park–26th Street South drainage improvements by $100,000, supporting infrastructure repairs in this neighborhood through ARPA funding.
Would add $265,000 in ARPA funding to expand sidewalk improvements under the existing Southeastern Sealcoating contract in District 3, if approved by Council.
If approved, would allow Pizitz Commercial Tenant to install a blade sign projecting from the building at 1821 2nd Avenue North for a new sidewalk cinema location. Requires a right-of-way encroachment license agreement between the city and the tenant.
Would fund reconstruction and safety improvements at four road-rail crossings near Sloss Furnaces. If approved, would reduce traffic and safety risks at these intersections by upgrading aging grade crossing infrastructure.
If approved, would fund paving, sidewalk repairs, curb and gutter work, and storm drainage improvements along 19th Street from Ensley Avenue to Bush Boulevard using a state grant from ALDOT.
Would fund speed cushion installation in Echo Highlands neighborhood to slow vehicle traffic. Residents would benefit from improved pedestrian and cyclist safety on neighborhood streets.
If approved, the City and Alabama & Tennessee River Railway would jointly reconstruct and improve the grade crossing where a City street meets railroad tracks near the 35th Street bridge, enhancing safety and traffic flow.
Would fund professional development and creative storytelling access through Sidewalk Film Center for Birmingham residents across Districts 2, 5, and 6 if approved.