City buys $13,200 diesel engine for Equipment Management truck
Routine equipment purchase from general fund to replace a worn engine in city fleet vehicle #082203. No direct resident impact.
Routine equipment purchase from general fund to replace a worn engine in city fleet vehicle #082203. No direct resident impact.
City employees get reimbursed for work-related expenses they paid out of pocket. This is routine payroll administration.
City buys specialized truck with crane and lighting for municipal operations, likely for utility and infrastructure maintenance work.
Mayor's office administrator received reimbursement for a work trip to Houston in April 2019.
General fund spending on equipment maintenance and repairs for city vehicles.
Routine office equipment purchase for the Payroll Division from general fund reserves.
Mailroom equipment replacement using budgeted general funds. Routine maintenance spending.
Equipment Department purchases vehicle maintenance parts through existing Sourcewell contract. Routine fleet upkeep to keep city vehicles operational.
Funds go to the Kimbell Art Foundation to restore and preserve pieces in the Birmingham Museum of Art collection. This ensures the public's cultural assets remain accessible for future generations.
Fire department receives replacement tires under state contract to maintain truck safety and readiness.
Mayor's Office purchase of furniture through competitive bid process.
General fund spending on equipment maintenance. This routine purchase keeps city heavy equipment operational.
City fleet maintenance spending on routine vehicle upkeep. Sole-source contract under state master agreement.
City commits general fund dollars to replace equipment in the Department of Equipment Management fleet.
City spending $12,037 on equipment for road repair and maintenance operations.
City purchases server hardware through state contract with no competitive bidding. Spending decision affects IT infrastructure budget.
Council Committee Assistant Lozea Brown receives reimbursement for business travel to Palm Springs, California (May 14–18, 2019). Routine expense approval funded from the general fund.
Employees receive advance reimbursements for work-related expenses out of pocket. Routine payroll-adjacent payment approval on consent agenda.
Capital improvement funds are being shifted between departments — Animal Control loses $180,000 and Neighborhood Revitalization loses $393,862.58. Citizens should know where these funds are being redirected and why.
Kevin Moore, Chief of Operations in the Mayor's Office, receives reimbursement for a March 2019 site visit to Columbus, Ohio. Routine expense approval on consent agenda.