Wahouma neighborhood gets $30K for welcome signs
Two new "Welcome to Wahouma" signs will be installed in the neighborhood using special tax funds set aside by residents.
Tuesday, February 2, 2021 · 27 agenda items · 3 votes recorded
Two new "Welcome to Wahouma" signs will be installed in the neighborhood using special tax funds set aside by residents.
City spending $1,000 in public funds to support Youth Towers' organizational activities. The specific program or service is not fully detailed in the available text.
Items passed as a group without individual discussion unless pulled by a council member.
Budget amendment redirects capital funds from Crossplex repairs to natatorium upgrades. Affects how facility maintenance dollars are spent in fiscal year 2021.
Reduces Highland Park Neighborhood Association's annual budget by $13,090; funds redirect to general operations (Fund 102).
General fund grants support community organizations in Brownsville Heights, Hillman, and one other neighborhood. Funding from FY 2021 budget.
Fulfills contractual obligation to Alabama High School Athletic Association from the Sporting and Entertainment Recruitment Fund.
The city is entering a partnership to host an AHSAA event through the convention bureau, which may attract visitors and economic activity to the area.
The city consents to transfer Adamson Ford's contractual rights to Stivers Ford of Alabama. Details on the impact to city services or costs are not available.
Spire Alabama (formerly Alagasco) continues operating a gas utility lease on Ruffner Mountain Nature Coalition property. The renewal keeps utility infrastructure in place across the nature preserve.
City vehicle repair expense from the general fund. This routine maintenance keeps city fleet operational.
Equipment Management Department purchases repair and maintenance parts for city motorcycles from vendor in Bessemer, Alabama.
Equipment Management Department's vehicle fleet maintenance. Repairs to city vehicle 174347 funded from general fund.
Equipment management department spending on routine fleet maintenance from general fund.
Equipment Management Department repairs vehicle 974300 using general fund allocation. Routine maintenance and fleet upkeep.
Routine maintenance expense for municipal fleet vehicle. City uses general fund to cover wreck repair on equipment.
Equipment Management Department vehicle 184354 was repaired after a wreck. This is routine city fleet maintenance charged to the general fund.
The city is returning money to residents and vendors. The refunds cover 14 different claims or overpayments totaling $114,309.