City pays $4,775 to HiTouch for office furniture
Routine purchase of file cabinets and desks from La Vergne-based vendor. Part of ongoing office equipment spending.
Routine purchase of file cabinets and desks from La Vergne-based vendor. Part of ongoing office equipment spending.
Purchase of video equipment cables for city operations.
Routine purchase of office equipment. No direct impact on residents.
Routine purchase of office furniture charged to general fund. Citizens can track how public spending is allocated to city operations.
Equipment Management Department gets replacement compressors to maintain city operations. No-bid purchase from sole supplier.
City employees receive reimbursement for work-related expenses they've advanced from personal funds. Standard payroll processing for the general fund.
Taxpayers reimburse city staff for work-related expenses. Item appears routine but taxpayers deserve visibility into who gets paid and for what.
Reimbursement policy for city officials' out-of-pocket expenses; determines what spending counts as city-funded.
City council reviews and authorizes reimbursement of itemized expenses for an appointed official, ensuring public funds are spent appropriately.
Refill stations for waste bags help keep the walking trail clean and usable for residents and pets.
Shifts $5,000 in neighborhood discretionary spending within the Capital Projects budget for Belview Heights. Citizens in that neighborhood may see changes in which community projects get funded or delayed.
Routine office furniture purchase from general fund via competitive bid. Unit prices available on file.
Redirects a small amount of community capital funds. Affects the South East Lake Neighborhood Association's remaining budget for projects.
City spends $379.98 in general funds to buy two large double-sided whiteboards from Amazon for office use.
City receives $14.6 million in federal funding to improve transportation and neighborhood connectivity through the Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhood (RCN) Program, focused on infrastructure projects that strengthen underserved areas.
Council redirects $15,000 from District 9 discretionary funds to the city's donation fund, reallocating local budget resources.
Routine furniture purchase for city operations using general funds.
Taxpayer funds reimburse city staff for work-related costs like mileage, meals, and conference travel.
City reimburses employees for out-of-pocket work expenses. This routine decision clears submitted expense claims from the general fund.
Park & Recreation receives funding to fix and upgrade Legion Field. Money comes from reimbursement, not new tax dollars.