Towing license approved for 12th Street Towing and Auto Recovery
Ellis Weatherspoon's business gains permission to operate one wrecker on city streets from its Linthicum Street location. Affects where vehicles can be towed in Birmingham.
Ellis Weatherspoon's business gains permission to operate one wrecker on city streets from its Linthicum Street location. Affects where vehicles can be towed in Birmingham.
USGS will help the city track and maintain water quality and availability for Birmingham's water systems at no cost to the city through federal funding.
Routine maintenance keeps Fire Station 1's cooling system operational. This small vendor payment reflects ongoing upkeep of city fire infrastructure.
Road maintenance across Birmingham — paving and striping work at multiple city locations. Lowest competitive bid selected.
Birmingham streets get repairs under competitive bid. Work covers multiple locations citywide; completion timeline not specified in agenda.
Council reallocates capital funds from road improvements to structural safety inspections. Ensures bridge and tunnel maintenance stays funded for fiscal 2018.
Redirects capital funds from one project to accelerate streetscape work at Vulcan Park and repairs to Avenue F Bridge, affecting public spaces and transportation infrastructure in those neighborhoods.
Yarbrough Festival Foodservice can serve food and beverages at the Pro Hops Vino event on September 21, 2017 at 120 16th Street South.
Council will hear and decide on a liquor license application for a new or expanded bar/restaurant at 131-A 41st Street South. The decision determines whether alcohol service is permitted at this location.
Council is moving money between public works grant accounts to match project priorities. The $169,510 shift among Railroad Park, Railroad Reservation, and other grant funds reflects adjustments to spending plans for capital improvements.
Council is moving money between public works grant accounts to match project priorities. The $169,510 shift among Railroad Park, Railroad Reservation, and other grant funds reflects adjustments to spending plans for capital improvements.
City secures state funding for road repairs through the Alabama Transportation Repaving Program. Details on which streets are affected were not available in this agenda item.
A new shuttle operator gets city approval to pick up and drop off passengers on Birmingham streets. This expands transportation options for residents and visitors.
E & R Restaurant Group LLC seeks approval to serve alcohol at The Rougaroux. City Council will hear public testimony before voting on the license.
Nichi Bei Holdings can now serve beer and wine at its new restaurant, Kyoto Yakitori, at 111–19th Street North.
City redirects capital improvement funding from Coalburg Road to fix water issues at the Civil Rights Institute, a key cultural facility serving residents and visitors.
Council reallocates capital funds from road improvements to structural safety inspections. Ensures bridge and tunnel maintenance stays funded for fiscal 2018.
Gregory Lee Carlisle gains permission to operate four tow trucks from this location. This is a routine licensing decision for towing service operations in Birmingham.
City roads will have traffic cones available for safety and construction work over the next year through this competitive contract with RoadSafe Traffic Systems.
City awards contract for sewer main replacement at Legion Field to lowest bidder McGee Construction. Improves drainage infrastructure serving the facility.