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Birmingham City Council for the Week of 1/26/26


Most interesting items:

Monday:

Transportation & Infrastructure Committee - BJCTA Report

Budget & Finance:

  • ACIPCO Tax Abatement - $2,500/FTE, $200k Max

  • DPW Maintenance Work Order System - Brightly Software Inc. - Up to $350,618.10 (Also on City Council Agenda)

Tuesday:

Council:

Planning & Zoning:

  • Data Center Moratorium

  • 2x Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) vacancies

  • Planning Commission vacancy


Other Items:

Council:

  • Appropriate $50,000 grant from ADECA to BPD

  • Appropriate $36,636.13 from Opioid Litigation Settlements to the Office of the City Attorney

  • Transfer $6,500 from Inglenook NA to Inglenook Rec. Center to purchase certain items.

  • Appropriate $5,000 donation from State Rep. Juandlayn Givan to Bush Hills NA for sidewalk construction.

  • Appropriate $100,000 donation from Anne M. Cabaniss Charitable Trust to Arlington House

  • Appropriating $436,000 in matching funds to Parks and Recreation, National Fitness Campaign

  • $1,000 for One Place Metro Alabama Family Justice Center (Also on Budget & Finance)

  • Up to $1,000 for Woodlawn United (Also on Budget & Finance)

  • Accepting $25,000 from the Alabama Historical Commission for Arlington Historic House (Also on Budget & Finance)

  • Appointing six members of the Board of Directors of the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute

  • Correcting a previous resolution incorrectly declaring a property a public nusiance

  • Declaring 29 buildings at various locations (see Items 17-45) unsafe and directing their demolition

  • Fixing special assessments on 106 properties at various locations (see Items 46-151) for demolition of unsafe buildings. Total Assessment: $1,005,580.41

  • Approval of expense accounts of city employees

  • Declaring 23 properties (Item 155) to have noxious weeds and are thus a nuisance; setting a public hearing on the matter for March 3rd 2026


Transportation & Infrastructure:

  • Application for License - Apex Transportation - Darrick Pierce

  • Right of Way Encroachment - Lakeshore Station LLC

  • Right of Way Agreement - North Pratt Transmission Line - Alabama Power

  • Appointments to Storm Water Appeals Board


Budget & Finance:

  • $3,500 for Vulcan Park and Museum Inc - From Southside NA ($2,500) and Glen Iris NA ($1,000)

  • Authorization for up to $500 per Neighborhood to be spent on Holiday Parties

  • $9,044 for a monument sign at 16th Ct & 5th St N - From Enon Ridge NA

  • Authorization for $5,000 to be spent on Neighborhood Officer Training

  • $600 for meeting space at Southern Museum of Flight for North Eastlake NA - From North Eastlake NA

  • Up to $150,000 to The Sister City Commission of the City of Birmingham, Inc.

  • Authorization for up to $2,500 per Neighborhood to be spent on Community Events, plus up to $500 per Neighborhood for food for such events

  • Authorization for up to $2,500 per Neighborhood to be spent on Office Supplies

  • Up to $30,000 to Benevate Inc. aka Neighborly Software for Grant Management Software


Public Safety:

Liquor Licenses (PS Committee):

Junk Dealer’s Licenses:

Ordinances:

  • Modify 700 user software agreement with City and Station Automation, Inc., for Fire and Rescue Operations management software, increasing payment $4,200 for the next two years of the three year agreement ($182,076 to $186,276 total cost)

  • Purchase of 1-year DocuSign Enterprise Pro software license and support from Carahsoft Technology Corp. for $14,884

 
 
 

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