Approve $649.76 expense reimbursement for MOCA director
Reimburses Don Lupo, MOCA director, for conference travel to Atlanta in August 2014.
Reimburses Don Lupo, MOCA director, for conference travel to Atlanta in August 2014.
Employees can seek advance reimbursement for job-related expenses from the general fund, streamlining cash-flow for out-of-pocket costs.
City Council will decide which community organizations receive taxpayer funding from the discretionary pool. Citizens should know how and where this money is being allocated.
Approves itemized reimbursements for city employees' work-related expenses paid from public funds.
City employees receive reimbursement for approved work-related expenses from the general fund. Citizens have the right to see how public money is spent on employee operations.
City employees get reimbursed for approved job-related travel, meals, and other business costs from the general fund. This is routine consent-calendar spending that keeps municipal operations running.
Committee Assistant Kelvin Datcher attended a May 2014 neighborhood conference in Eugene, Oregon; the city is reimbursing his travel expenses from the general fund.
Employees can claim reimbursement for out-of-pocket work expenses before submitting receipts, using city funds. Typically affects travel, supplies, and other operational costs.
Mayor's office spent city funds on professional development travel to New Orleans for a management conference on poverty (August 3–5, 2014).
City spending on employee travel and conferences using public funds. This approves reimbursement for Erskine Faush's trip to Geneva, August 11–15, 2014.
General Fund receives reimbursement and commits funds for non-capital equipment needs in Equipment Management.
Birmingham commits general funds to Urban Impact for services through 2020. Terms allow annual renewal if budget allows.
City reimburses Kelvin Datcher for attendance at a neighborhood conference May 20–23, 2014 in Eugene, OR.
City employees receive reimbursement for approved work-related expenses from the general fund. Citizens have the right to see how public money is spent on employee operations.
Funds ongoing animal control services across Birmingham for one month starting August 1, 2014. Ensures continued animal response and care operations city-wide.
Birmingham pursues national convention to boost tourism, hotel revenue, and local business visibility. Event draws thousands of visitors and media attention to the region.
Budget amendment commits $250,000 in one-time property sale revenue to recruitment efforts for the Do Not Call registry program.
City redirects $150,000 from general reserves to support the Birmingham Construction Industry Authority. This spending decision affects available city funds for other core services.
Committee assistant reimbursed for travel to professional development conference in Nauvoo, Alabama in September 2014.
Workers' compensation administration directly affects how quickly injured city employees and their families receive benefits. This contract sets the terms for claims processing and support services.