City approves $1,724.52 expense reimbursement to Deputy Chief of Operations
This approves a travel expense reimbursement from the general fund to a city official. While routine, citizens have a right to see who is paid and for what.
This approves a travel expense reimbursement from the general fund to a city official. While routine, citizens have a right to see who is paid and for what.
Senior Director of the Mayor's Office traveled to Atlanta April 16–18, 2020; city covers travel expenses from general funds.
$300 from District 5's discretionary budget redirected to Parks and Recreation equipment purchases.
City shifts money between recreation accounts—$6,373 from Natatorium upgrades and $15,043 from arena renovation—to fund an unnamed project. Unclear how this affects planned repairs or services.
City spends general-fund money on office furniture for the Transportation Department from a vendor in Wisconsin.
Human Resources Department receives chairs or desks through a state competitive contract. Routine operational spending.
City approves $3,494 no-bid purchase of motorcycle tires for police equipment fleet.
City pays JW Auto Body and Collision for wreck repair on a fleet vehicle. Routine maintenance spending from general fund.
Equipment maintenance and repair expenses keep city vehicles operational. This routine payment from the general fund covers wreck damage repair for patrol vehicle 085201.
Equipment Management Department vehicle 032204 needed wreck repairs. This payment comes from the general fund.
City pays Tucker Paint and Body Shop to repair a wrecked fleet vehicle. Routine maintenance of public equipment funded from general revenues.
Information Management Department purchases audio and video equipment to support city operations.
Mayor's office reimburses Ed Fields for March 2020 trip to Washington, DC. Travel expenses are public spending on staff professional development.
Allows city staff to request advance funds for authorized business expenses, streamlining reimbursement processes for employee travel, training, and other work-related costs.
Reimburses city employees for work-related expenses paid out-of-pocket. Routine payroll-adjacent spending from the general fund.
City buys insecticide for mosquito control operations citywide. Routine annual maintenance spending on public health supplies.
City spending $3,470 from the general fund to buy office furniture for the Transportation Department.
Human Resources Department receives chairs or desks through a state competitive contract. Routine operational spending.
General fund spending on no-bid equipment purchase from Detroit vendor. Part of routine maintenance for city fleet management.
Reimburses employees for work-related expenses. This allows the city to pay back staff for business costs they've covered upfront.