City buys $24,998 rooftop climate unit for Cruise Terminal from Carrier
Cruise Terminal gets replacement HVAC equipment; purchase uses no-bid procurement method.
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Budget & Finance items
City buys 5 Ford pickup trucks from Truck Equipment Sales for $301,265
City commits $301,265 to purchase five extended-cab Ford pickup trucks for municipal operations or fleet renewal.
District 2 funds Learning Tree Basketball Tournament via Parks & Recreation
Council redirects discretionary funds to support a youth sports event in District 2. This provides tournament resources for participants and families in the neighborhood.
MPD buys under-door cameras and video scope from Tactical Electronics for $74,95
Mobile Police will deploy new surveillance equipment—under-door cameras and video scope devices—to support tactical operations and investigations. The general fund covers this $74,950 purchase.
City determines appropriation to Village of Springhill, Inc. serves public purpo
City approves spending from general fund to Village of Springhill, Inc. for a public-purpose project.
City approves funding for Gulf Coast Caribbean Carnival
Council determines that carnival event spending serves a public purpose and approves payment from the general fund to support the Gulf Coast Caribbean Carnival Association.
City funds Mobile County Public Schools appropriation
Council determines whether a payment to the school system serves the public interest and approves spending from the general fund.
Appropriation to Village of Springhill deemed public purpose
City spending determination for Village of Springhill. Dollar amount listed as $0, but approval of public-purpose finding may enable future payments or transfers.
City approves payment to Gulf Coast Caribbean Carnival Association
City funds will support the Gulf Coast Caribbean Carnival Association's operations and public programming.
Council transfers $1,465 to Treasury for Mobile Terrace Parade
District 7 discretionary funds redirect to support the Mobile Terrace Parade event, a community gathering funded through local tax revenue.
City sets aside $1.35M for capital improvement projects
Council allocates $1.35 million to fund infrastructure repairs and facility upgrades across multiple city projects in 2025.
City approves $76,472 digital storage purchase from SHI International
City commits funds for technology upgrade to mobile IT infrastructure. Purchase supports digital storage capacity for municipal operations.
City renews Magnet Forensics software license for $57,110
Gulf Coast Technology Center will continue using forensic software to support crime investigations and criminal case work. The sole-source contract means there's no competitive alternative for this critical tool.
Police buy $148,911 mechanical shelving system from Krueger International
Mobile Police Department upgrades storage infrastructure with motorized shelving to improve evidence/inventory management and workspace efficiency.
Council approves payment to JagGirls from general fund
City directs general fund dollars to JagGirls, a community organization, to support public programming.
City shifts $226K from Baumhauer-Randall Park to Parkway Community Center design
Parkway Community Center gets funding for facility improvements and design work. Baumhauer-Randall Park project is delayed or descoped as a result.
City approves $116K Canon contract for digital archive scanning
Municipal Archives receives digital scanning equipment to preserve and digitize city records, making historical documents more accessible to residents and officials.
MIT renews Netmotion remote access software; $16,225 from general fund
City extends secure remote-access licensing for MIT operations. Sole-source purchase from CDW Government.
City buys trailer from Truck Equipment Sales for $16,074
Public Buildings Department gets equipment to support municipal operations and facilities maintenance.
City buys network equipment from CDW Government for $79,919
Mobile IT upgrades network infrastructure with wireless access points, switches, and transceivers for the Municipal Information Technology department. No competitive bidding was used.