The deal to allow the USFL to user LegionField is done.

@USFL UPDATE: @citycouncilbham just approved an agreement to allow the new spring league to play games at #LegionField and provide up to $500K in in-kind services. @USFLStallions

— @JonWVTM13 (@JonWVTM13) January 11, 2022

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — The goal to bring the United States Football League to Birmingham for 2022 is another step closer to reality after a vote from the city council Tuesday. City leaders approved a resolution to allow the city and Birmingham Park and Recreation Board to execute an agreement with the USFL league to provide services to the USFL that do not exceed $500,000.

Under the agreement, the city would allow the league to use Legion Field, personnel, police, fire, and rescue for the new league.

https://www.cbs42.com/news/local/city-council-passes-last-hurdle-to-bring-usfl-to-birmingham/

It can’t get much more official than this: although the @usfl has not formally confirmed its commitment to playing its inaugural season in Birmingham this spring, one sign downtown is pretty clear. #BirminghamStallions pic.twitter.com/kYfHjfbjSI

— Roy S. Johnson (@roysj) January 14, 2022

👀 🐴 @USFL pic.twitter.com/WZdrzRSnV1

— Edward Hartman (@EJHartmanCA) January 14, 2022