Budget & Finance

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 approves payment to Prince of Peace Parish

General fund money goes to Prince of Peace Parish for a public purpose. The council must declare the payment serves the public and approve the expenditure.

Council approves appropriation to Trinity Gardens Community Civic Club

City funds will support Trinity Gardens Community Civic Club's community programs and services. The appropriation amount is not specified in available records.

District 1 funds Cinco de Mayo celebration at Therapeutic Recreation Center

Council member Bryars directs discretionary funds to support the Therapeutic Recreation Center's Cinco de Mayo event, which serves residents in recreation programs.

City buys animal transport trailer from Jackson Creek Mfg. for $63,853

Mobile's Animal Services gets a new transport trailer to safely move animals during rescues and shelter operations. Purchase was competitively bid.

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.

2025-885 Reggie Hill - housing (public, affordable, revitalization), economic development (major projects, budgeting, ARP, performance contracts), Parks & Rec. Dept. (park amenities, facility usage), and legal procedures (executive sessions, 3rd party law firms, OPR, Legal Dept., mayoral privileges, & various land grabs).

City buys $68,225 utility tractor from Deere for Parks Dept.

Parks Department gains equipment for grounds maintenance and operations. Spending from general fund.

Council redirects $600K from greenway to US 45 median work

$600,000 shifts from the Mobile Greenway Initiative to roadwork on US 45. Affects which capital projects get funded this year.

Council approves payment to People United to Advance the Dream

City funds go to the nonprofit organization People United to Advance the Dream, Mobile, Inc. to support its public programs. Dollar amount not yet specified in agenda materials.

City funds Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Gulf Coast

Council approves spending from the general fund to support youth mentoring programs serving the region. Amount not disclosed in this agenda item.

Council awards $61.1K fuel tank rental to Mike Hoffman Equipment

City Motor Pool secures fuel storage capacity through sole-source rental agreement from Mike Hoffman Equipment Services.

MPD renews investigation software from Callyo 2009 Corp for $17,556

Police department continues using specialized case-management software essential to criminal investigations. Annual sole-source renewal limits competitive bidding options.

Appropriation approved for Courtyards at Magnolia Grove

City commits public funds to the Courtyards at Magnolia Grove Property Owners Association in Magnolia Grove neighborhood. Exact dollar amount not disclosed in item description.

City funds Marching Cougars Band Booster Club

City Council set aside general fund money to support the Marching Cougars Band Booster Club after determining the spending serves a public purpose.

MPD purchases portable bollard arrest systems from Delta Scientific for $167,371

Mobile Police Department acquires mobile traffic control barriers designed to safely stop vehicles during pursuits or at checkpoint operations.

City approves funding to Mobile County Public Schools

City set aside funds for the school system to support public education. Dollar amount not disclosed in agenda item.

City pays Chris Lovvorn Pile Drivers $27K to remove derelict vessel from Dog Riv

Removes an abandoned boat from Dog River, clearing a navigation hazard and restoring waterway access. Project funded from general operating budget.

Traffic Engineering buys Ford van from Long Lewis Ford for $110,909

City purchases a new passenger van for Traffic Engineering operations. Adds to municipal fleet capacity.

MPD renews investigative software from LeadsOnline for $33,029

Police department continues access to LeadsOnline investigative tools used in crime investigations. Funds come from general budget.