City buys Granicus compliance software for Revenue, $32,018/year
Revenue Department gets a one-year subscription to compliance-tracking software. Sole-source purchase from general fund.
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Budget & Finance
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Budget & Finance items
City awards $28,500 tree-planting contract to Top Notch Tree Care
Airport Boulevard will get new trees as part of the city's urban forestry program. The vendor was selected as sole source.
City renews Thinkgard cybersecurity contract for $21,060
Annual renewal of network monitoring and protection software keeps city IT systems safe from cyber threats. Sole-source procurement continues existing security protections without competitive bidding.
Fire pumper truck engine replacement from Gulf Coast: $59,861
City spends $59,861 to replace a fire engine component, keeping emergency response equipment operational.
City approves $16,988 annual FMLive software renewal for Municipal Garage
Extends software that manages fleet maintenance operations at the Municipal Garage. Sole-source renewal ensures continuity of vehicle maintenance tracking and scheduling for city operations.
Council approves spending to Africatown Community Development Corporation
Public funds support community development in Africatown neighborhood. Dollar amount and specific uses not listed in available detail.
City purchases $26,719 in wireless mics for police department
Police department upgrades communication equipment used during calls and operations. Part of routine department procurement.
City buys Ford Bronco SUVs for enforcement; $59,991
City commits nearly $60,000 in general funds to purchase vehicles for municipal enforcement operations.
City approves payment to Penelope House for public purpose
Mobile is spending city funds to support Penelope House, an organization providing community services. The dollar amount was not disclosed in available records.
City buys networking switches from CDW for $20,468
General fund spending on IT infrastructure upgrades to support city network operations.
Fire Department orders $66,525 in fire hose from North American Fire Equipment
Mobile Fire-Rescue Department replenishes critical firefighting equipment. Fire hose replacement keeps response capabilities current and operational.
Council transfers $125K to match grant for state transportation project
City commits $125,000 to secure a state grant for transportation infrastructure. Grant matching funds unlock larger state dollars for projects that improve commute or road conditions.
Council approves payment to Kingdom Covenant Connections, Inc.
City funds directed to Kingdom Covenant Connections, Inc. for unspecified public services or programs. Dollar amount and program details not provided in agenda materials.
City buys $25,071 replacement fuel pumps from Mike Hoffman Equipment Services
Municipal Garage gets replacement fuel pumps to keep city vehicles operational. Routine maintenance spending from the general fund.
City buys 7 Ford Bronco Sport SUVs for police and code enforcement
Municipal Enforcement and Parks & Recreation will get new vehicles for patrols and service calls. Purchase totals $181,449 from competitive bid.
City approves payment to Ludgood Masonry, Inc.
General fund dollars go to masonry services. The specific dollar amount and project location are not disclosed in the agenda materials available.
City determines Building Kingz Foundation serves public purpose
This vote clears the way for the city to make a payment to Building Kingz Foundation from general funds. The specific dollar amount will be set in a separate vote.
City funds payment to Ben C. Rain High School
The city is spending general fund money on this public school. The specific purpose and amount are missing from the docket record, making it unclear how this affects student programs or city finances.
MPD gets new Chevrolet Tahoe from Donohoo for $64,550
Mobile Police Department is buying a new patrol vehicle using general fund dollars. The no-bid purchase is routine fleet replacement.
FY25 General Fund and Capital Budgets amended
Budget amendments shift how city tax dollars are spent across operations and capital projects. Details on specific spending changes and amounts are not provided in this summary.