Reimburse April Odom $2,626 in communications office expenses
Mayor's Communications Director receives reimbursement for approved business expenses from January 19. Routine expense claim processed through general fund.
Mayor's Communications Director receives reimbursement for approved business expenses from January 19. Routine expense claim processed through general fund.
City moves $22,100 from operating funds to capital improvement projects in fiscal year 2016.
Legion Field Sports Medicine Building gets a new roof. This $119,544 project keeps the facility operational for athletes and medical staff.
City employees' travel, meal, and other reimbursable expenses are submitted for public review and council approval, ensuring transparent spending of tax dollars on staff operations.
Police body camera equipment keeps footage secure and accessible. Taser supplies are sole-source compatible with existing camera systems used by Birmingham police.
Council approves travel expense reimbursement for Economic Development Director's October 2015 attendance at an international organization meeting in Mexico City.
Federal disaster recovery funds will support new or improved apartment housing in Pratt City. This expands affordable rental options in the neighborhood.
Andrew Mayo's travel expenses to Mobile, Alabama (Dec. 3–4, 2015) are reimbursed from city funds. Routine approval of employee expense claims ensures accountability for public spending.
City invests in information security practices to protect resident data and city systems. Sole-source contract with AT&T, no competitive bidding.
Council redirects $123,500 from general operations to capital projects, funding infrastructure upgrades or repairs citywide.
Public funds reimburse Councilor Parker's November 2015 trip to a National League conference in Nashville, Tennessee.
City employees receive reimbursement for job-related expenses from the general fund. The specific expenses and amounts are reviewed and approved by vote.
Employees can draw travel or event expenses upfront before reimbursement. Sets terms for how city workers manage out-of-pocket costs.
City invests in Vulcan Park and Museum with major renovation work by lowest bidder. Upgrades boost the attraction's visitor experience and value.
Spending enables Airport Highland Neighborhood Association to notify residents of community meetings via phone calls, supporting local civic engagement.
City commits $9,109 in sales tax revenue to Florentine Building, LLC for the 2016 fiscal year budget.
City redirects $291,536.50 from the general fund to Festival Center, LLC and $62,500 to Ludington Lane projects. Use of discretionary funds from city operations budget.
City commits $9,109 in sales tax revenue to Florentine Building, LLC for the 2016 fiscal year budget.
Five new metal trash bins improve neighborhood cleanliness and public spaces across Birmingham.