Moving costs for property acquisition tied to Pratt Highway Bridge replacement over Black Creek. Part of capital improvement funding.
Sets spending limits and revenue targets for city operations through June 2026. Determines how much tax dollars go to police, fire, public works, and other services.
City is shifting money between District 6 accounts—from discretionary projects, consulting fees, and other line items. Check if your neighborhood priorities are affected.
Reallocates general fund money within District 9's consulting and printing budget for fiscal year 2025. Amounts are small but the decision affects how public resources are spent in that district.
General Fund reallocates discretionary project money within District 7 to cover immediate needs. Affects how district spending priorities are balanced this fiscal year.
Minor reallocation of office and administrative supplies funding within the fiscal 2025 budget. No direct impact on resident services or public programs.
Continued subscription funds professional-development platform for city employees, with 1,000–1,499 licenses available across the workforce.
Federal funding for congestion relief and air-quality improvements in transportation. No local tax dollars required.
City is shifting $6,434 between spending categories in District 2 — moving money out of discretionary projects and general supplies to cover other needs. This affects how public funds allocated to your district get spent.
General Fund reallocates nearly $120K to pay outstanding 2021 obligations from the Attorney General's office. Routine budget adjustment on consent agenda.
Reallocates money between District 5 spending categories (discretionary projects, consulting fees, and other accounts) without adding new costs.
City reimburses employees for out-of-pocket work expenses. This routine decision clears submitted expense claims from the general fund.
City officials' work-related expenses are reimbursed from the general fund. Citizens can monitor how public money supports city leadership operations.
Splawn Construction will install bay heaters at Fire Stations 1, 12, and 25, improving working conditions for firefighters and equipment maintenance.
City moves $4,019 between District 4 accounts, shifting funds from discretionary projects and supplies to other priorities. No direct resident impact, but shows how council adjusts spending mid-year.
Taxpayer funds reimburse city staff for work-related costs like mileage, meals, and conference travel.
Vendor payment for fencing materials and repair parts used by Public Works. Routine spending on routine consent agenda.
Reimburses appointed city officials for approved travel, meals, and other work-related expenses from the general fund.
Reimburses city staff for out-of-pocket work expenses, maintaining cash flow for operations.