Fire apparatus purchase: City awards $341K contract to Rosenbauer
City buys specialized firefighting equipment (air unit) from competitive bid. Standard fleet capital investment funded from general budget.
City buys specialized firefighting equipment (air unit) from competitive bid. Standard fleet capital investment funded from general budget.
City spending $25,000 on miscellaneous equipment parts through Sourcewell purchasing contract. Routine vendor payment on consent agenda.
Council President William Parker receives reimbursement for business expenses from July 27, paid from the city's general fund.
The city is spending $100,000 on automotive parts for municipal equipment through a competitive purchasing program.
City purchases 8 new dump trucks (2022 International MV607 models) for street maintenance and public works operations. Total cost: $1,415,714.
Routine equipment purchase from Sourcewell contract. Funds city fleet maintenance and operations.
Equipment Management uses Sourcewell contract to purchase automotive parts for city vehicle fleet maintenance and repairs.
City fleet receives needed vehicle maintenance parts through competitive Sourcewell contract. Purchase comes from general operating budget.
General fund spending on vehicle maintenance and repairs through a competitive contract. Equipment Management Department replenishes parts inventory via established Sourcewell purchasing program.
Employees can draw funds in advance for work-related expenses, then submit receipts for reimbursement later.
Employees receive early or additional wage payments from the general fund.
Earl Hilliard, the Mayor's Senior Director of Governmental Affairs, is reimbursed $271.14 for travel expenses on June 27–28, 2021. This routine expense is part of the city's regular operations budget.
Reimburses employees for out-of-pocket work expenses from the general fund. Routine payroll-related spending.
City purchases street-cleaning equipment to maintain public roads and thoroughfares.
City council approves spending $644,357.68 on two new automated garbage trucks to replace aging equipment in the sanitation fleet.
$10,500 redirected from District 2's flexible project fund to build or repair the Eastwood neighborhood entrance wall. Your discretionary dollars are being reallocated.
Routine equipment purchase charged to general fund. Unit cost and optional features available on file with Purchasing Agent.
McAlpine Recreational Center receives $9,000 redirected from District 9's discretionary projects budget for the 2022 fiscal year.
City commits $32,796 to replace flooring at the Field Office through a competitive bidding process via Sourcewell.
City spends $1.04 million to replace or upgrade landfill operations equipment. Komatsu heavy machinery maintains waste-handling capacity.