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Council approves contracts, grants and budget amendments in omnibus session

Tuscaloosa City Council · May 20, 2026
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Summary

At a regular meeting the council approved multiple contracts (engineering and public works), grant applications, and budget amendments; a consent agenda and several routine resolutions were adopted by voice vote.

The Tuscaloosa City Council approved a series of routine contracts, grant applications and budget amendments in a single meeting session.

Items adopted included a professional engineering and related-services contract with Hazen and Sawyer; a reimbursable agreement with ALDOT; minor public-works contracts with JNE Tile & Flooring Inc., Snow Blakeney Construction, Gulf States Automation, and Tri State Abatement; professional engineering services with TTL for MLK Sewer Improvements and the WRRF Lagoon Improvements Project; a professional-services contract with Schnabel Engineering; authorization of several multi-firm professional services agreements; execution of a Project Safe Neighborhoods grant application; and a grant application for the 2027 Transportation Alternatives set-aside program. The council also authorized a contract with Point Security Inc. and declared a bid-law exemption for that procurement.

Other actions included disbursements from District 1 improvement funds for the Benjamin Barnes YMCA and for Elevate West Alabama, multiple budget warrant-series amendments and reserve-fund adjustments, and authorization to pay audited bills. Most items were moved, seconded and adopted by voice vote with no extended debate recorded.

The council also heard a reminder about the summer jobs program registration (deadline May 25, pay $13.25 per hour) and received citizen comment urging that a withdrawn economic-development assistance proposal for the Delaney Group (Springbrook Circle) be returned to the finance committee for fuller public consideration.