City pays Paul Pierce Auto $1,650 for vehicle wreck repair
Vehicle 154320's repair is funded and completed through Equipment Management. Routine maintenance expense approved on consent.
Vehicle 154320's repair is funded and completed through Equipment Management. Routine maintenance expense approved on consent.
Equipment Management repairs city vehicle #184379 after damage. Routine maintenance cost from general fund.
City spends $2,031 from general funds on maintenance equipment for Equipment Management.
Grant match funding enables Crossplex to host Division II track and field championships, bringing events and potential economic activity to the city.
City pays back Wardine Alexander, Council President, for official travel and expenses from May 10–13, 2022.
Council President Wardine Alexander receives reimbursement for $1,320.38 in expenses from May 10–13, 2022.
Taxpayers fund routine reimbursements for city staff work expenses. Itemized accounting ensures public money is tracked.
Public Information Office staff travel to Washington, DC for official city business. This approves reimbursement of expenses from March 13–16, 2022.
City employees submit expense accounts for work-related costs (travel, meals, supplies). This approval releases public funds for legitimate employee expenses covered by the general fund.
Employees who advance personal funds for city business get reimbursed from the general fund. This routine vote ensures out-of-pocket workers are made whole.
City spending $20,000 for di-electric testing and hydraulic repairs on municipal equipment managed by Equipment Management Department.
The city reimburses a director for travel and business expenses. Standard administrative spending.
City spends $5,272.65 from the general fund to repair a municipal vehicle damaged in a wreck.
Routine vehicle maintenance expense from general fund. Equipment Management Department authorized to repair city vehicle through existing vendor contract.
Public money paid to a senior city official for travel expenses (Feb. 13-17, 2022). Citizens can track how public funds support city leadership operations.
Neighborhood Association funding shifts $5,000 away from Forest Park/South Avondale for the current fiscal year (ends June 30, 2022).
City is reallocating $40,000 from professional consulting fees to general city operations. This is a routine budget adjustment within the General Fund for fiscal year 2022.
Public Works facility gets new flooring through competitive contract. Project is routine maintenance using existing Sourcewell procurement agreement.