City funds Opportunity 4 Entertainers & Performing Arts
Council approves public funding for an arts and entertainment nonprofit. Dollar amount not disclosed in agenda.
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Budget & Finance
Agenda items
Budget & Finance items
Council approves payment to Forest Hill Elementary School
City funds support public school operations. Actual dollar amount and purpose not specified in available documentation.
John Will Elementary School appropriation approved
City funds directed to John Will Elementary School for public benefit. Dollar amount not specified in available documents.
Council approves payment to Mary B. Austin Elementary School
City funds support public education operations. Dollar amount and purpose are not disclosed in available records.
Payment to Orchard Elementary School approved
City funds directed to Orchard Elementary School for a public purpose. Dollar amount not specified in agenda item.
District 6 funds transferred to Mobile Regional Community Center
District 6 discretionary money goes to the Mobile Regional Community Center for maintenance, events, and operations. Citizens in the district can see how public funds support community programs in their neighborhood.
City determines Connie Hudson Senior Center Foundation serves public purpose
This determination allows the city to fund the senior center foundation through general revenues. Senior programming depends on this approval to continue operations.
Transfer discretionary funds to Heroes Park
District 1 reallocates unspent budget to improve Heroes Park amenities and maintenance.
City awards $18,355 tennis court repair contract to APT Advanced Polymer
Tennis courts at Lyons Park get repairs using capital funds. Project finishes once materials arrive and installation is complete.
Westside Park gets $580K lighting upgrade from Musco Sports
Better lighting improves safety and extends usable hours at Westside Park for evening sports and recreation.
City orders $34,490 in flooring for Azalea City Golf Course from Tarkett USA
Azalea City Golf Course gets flooring replacements or repairs. The purchase uses public funds and may improve facility conditions for golfers and events.
Council awards $40,701 to Gulf South Metals for fire station canopies
City purchases weather-protective canopies for multiple fire stations through competitive bidding, improving working conditions and equipment protection for firefighters.
City buys $17,325 pulse oximetry sensors for fire rescue
Fire-rescue paramedics get new reusable equipment to monitor patient oxygen levels during emergency response.
City approves $28,270 annual software subscription for fire dispatch
Mobile Fire-Rescue Department renews its 911 dispatching and fire station alerting system through sole-source contract with Locution Systems.
City buys 1 Ford Bronco Sport and 2 cargo vans for $169,829
Mobile purchases fleet vehicles from Long Lewis Ford of the Shoals through competitive bidding. These vehicles support city operations and public services.
City buys Ford F150 van for Animal Services from Long Lewis Ford for $56,413.50
City purchases a cargo van to expand Animal Services fleet capacity. Funded from general budget.
MFRD incident investigation workshop contract: $24,705 to Northstar
Mobile Fire-Rescue Department buys training to improve how staff investigate incidents. Spending from general fund.
City buys 4 vehicles for Build Mobile program from Stivers Ford
Mobile commits $131,065 from general funds to purchase 3 pickup trucks and 1 Explorer for the Build Mobile initiative, adding capacity for city operations and community projects.
City approves $16,500 purchase of fire helmets and parts from Sunbelt Fire, Inc.
Mobile Fire-Rescue Department gets replacement equipment for firefighter safety. Purchase funded from the general budget.
City buys wreck repair for Chevrolet Tahoe from UJ Chevrolet Co. for $20,541
City vehicle damage repair paid from general fund. Standard fleet maintenance spending.