Budget amendment: $11.6M for employee raises and worker's comp
City spending $11.6M of general fund reserves on 5% cost-of-living raises for employees and worker's compensation coverage. Uses one-time money rather than recurring revenue.
City spending $11.6M of general fund reserves on 5% cost-of-living raises for employees and worker's compensation coverage. Uses one-time money rather than recurring revenue.
City spends $2,031 from general funds on maintenance equipment for Equipment Management.
Equipment Management repairs city vehicle #184379 after damage. Routine maintenance cost from general fund.
City Council registration fee for annual networking dinner hosted by Alabama League of Municipalities.
Vehicle 154320's repair is funded and completed through Equipment Management. Routine maintenance expense approved on consent.
Deputy Director of Public Information receives advanced expense account reimbursement from city general fund.
City employees receive reimbursement for authorized work-related expenses. The itemized account is public record of how taxpayer funds cover employee business costs.
Routine purchase of small tools for city equipment maintenance, funded from the general fund.
Reimburses or authorizes an employee to draw funds upfront for city business expenses. Ensures the worker isn't out-of-pocket for travel, supplies, or other official costs.
General fund pays collision repair supplement for city equipment fleet vehicle. Routine maintenance expense.
Routine vendor payment for emergency medical technician (AEMT) exam platform licensing used by City Council Administration.
City replenishes inventory supplies for Central Stores Warehouse to keep sign materials in stock for ongoing operations.
Reallocates travel funds from District 1 administrative budget to support capital improvement projects.
Public Information Office staff travel to Washington, DC for official city business. This approves reimbursement of expenses from March 13–16, 2022.
Taxpayers fund routine reimbursements for city staff work expenses. Itemized accounting ensures public money is tracked.
City pays back Wardine Alexander, Council President, for official travel and expenses from May 10–13, 2022.
Grant match funding enables Crossplex to host Division II track and field championships, bringing events and potential economic activity to the city.
Council President Wardine Alexander receives reimbursement for $1,320.38 in expenses from May 10–13, 2022.