A public right-of-way near 35th and Pearl avenues will be removed from city control, potentially freeing up land for private development or redevelopment. Check if this affects property access or your neighborhood's street grid.
A small strip of publicly owned land between 22nd Street South and Arlington Crescent will be released from city control. This allows the adjacent property owner(s) to use or develop the area.
The city is giving up public land (about 0.83 acres) between 28th and 30th Streets North. This opens the possibility for private development or property consolidation in the area near Messer Airport.
Birmingham Central Library's fire safety systems get fixed under a sole-source contract with Johnson Controls Fire Protection. Work addresses critical safety infrastructure at the public library at 2100 Park Place.
Saint Rose Academy avoids a fee to vacate city right-of-way at 1401 22nd Street South as part of a school redevelopment project. This removes a financial barrier to the academy's expansion.
City purchases specialized equipment to improve stormwater management and maintenance operations.
Jason Craig gets a one-day noise exemption at 1644 Virginia Street (District 2) on September 5, 1 p.m.–9 p.m. Neighbors may experience louder activity than ordinance allows.
Maura Mandyck receives permission to exceed noise limits at this downtown location for a 1.5-hour event on September 12. Neighbors in District 2 may experience higher sound levels during the approved window.
Jason Craig gets permission to hold an event at 1644 Virginia Street on October 3 from 1–9 p.m. without standard noise restrictions in District 2.
Johna Brown gets permission to exceed noise limits at this District 3 address from 3–10 p.m. on September 5, 2026—likely for an event or gathering.
Alabama Power will move power lines within city right-of-way to allow traffic improvements at the Halls Mill and Demetropolis Roads intersection. The project clears the way for construction to improve the intersection.
The city will access competitive bids for construction and maintenance supplies—pavement, sidewalk materials, and park equipment—through a shared purchasing deal with the county, potentially lowering costs for taxpayers.
Mobile grants a retail liquor license for package sales at 510 S. Broad Street, allowing 510 Package Store, Inc. to sell packaged alcohol beverages at this location.
Storm drainage vegetation and debris removal along Government Boulevard improves water flow and reduces flooding risk in the area.
Storm drains along Via Immaculata to Bartran Curve will be cleared of vegetation and debris, improving water drainage during heavy rain. No-bid contract.
Scott Alan Construction will clear vegetation and debris from storm drains along Orangeburg Drive, reducing flood risk for nearby homes and businesses.
City approves replacement pump for the Museum's chiller system through sole-source procurement. Routine maintenance purchase.
Municipal Garage on Gayle Street gets new fencing and gates. Funds come from general budget.
Intersection improvements at Halls Mill and Demetropolis Roads require Alabama Power Company to move utility lines from the city right-of-way. This clears the way for construction work to proceed.
City joins Mobile County's competitive bid pool for construction and maintenance materials, potentially lowering costs for roadway, sidewalk, and park projects through shared procurement leverage.