Parks Dept. buys 2026 Ford F150 pickup truck for $41,227
City spends $41,227 in general funds on a new Parks Department vehicle. No-bid purchase from Stivers Ford Lincoln.
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Budget & Finance items
City affirms Boy Scouts payment serves public purpose
Council votes to confirm that funding the Boy Scouts organization is a valid public expense. The decision unblocks payment to the youth organization from the city's general fund.
City approves spending from general fund for Big Brothers Big Sisters
City funds youth mentoring services through Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Gulf Coast. This organization connects adults with young people in need of mentoring and support.
City funds Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity from general budget
Council must determine whether this fraternity payment serves a legitimate public purpose before approving spending from city funds.
Transfer $500K to transit fleet and equipment fund
Mobile Transit System gets $500,000 to buy new buses and equipment. Improved transit fleet can mean better service reliability and safety for riders.
Transit restroom repairs: city commits $140,000 from general fund
Mobile Metro Transit Facility gets funding for restroom and plumbing upgrades, improving conditions for transit riders and facility staff.
City awards $18,852 to A and D Remodeling for Unity Point Park repairs
Park improvements include new fence, fountain, curb, and wall repairs at Unity Point Park. No-bid purchase approved from general fund.
City approves $20,611 software renewal with CDW Government
Mobile IT maintains wireless network security through annual software licenses. This sole-source renewal keeps MIT systems protected.
Mobile awards $102K truck purchase to Stivers Ford Lincoln
Fire department gets 2 new F350 pickup trucks for operations and emergency response. Purchase competed among vendors and comes from general city funds.
Council approves $61,360 security camera purchase for Museum of Art
City commits $61,360 to upgrade security cameras at the Mobile Museum of Art, a cultural institution serving residents and visitors.
City approves $17,532 repair contract for fire truck collision damage
Mobile Fire Department gets damaged enforcer fire pumper truck repaired through sole-source contract with Classic Paint & Body Inc. Funded from general budget.
City awards $47,785 to Dogwood Productions for website ADA compliance
Mobile's website will meet federal accessibility standards, making it easier for people with disabilities to access city services online. The work includes both software updates and accessibility improvements.
City renews Gladiator Forensics software for $23,675
Annual renewal of location and analytics software used by the Gulf Coast Technology Center. Software supports digital forensics and investigative analysis for city operations.
MPD purchases 25 Chevrolet Tahoes from Donohoo for $1.28M
Mobile police fleet will add new patrol vehicles. Purchase comes through competitive bidding and draws from general operating funds.
MPD buys transport service for 13 Tahoe SUVs; Dana Safety Supply $48,500
Mobile Police Department authorizes $48,500 from general fund to ship newly upfitted Tahoe SUVs to the city for patrol use.
Council awards $80,372 for Ford crew cab truck for Public Services
City purchases specialized truck equipment for Public Services operations. Competitive bidding process helps ensure taxpayer value.
Mobile Metro funds $140K for transit facility restroom repairs
$140,000 redirected from general operations to fix restrooms and plumbing at the transit hub, improving conditions for commuters and staff.
Mobile shifts $258.7K to transit fleet and equipment purchases
Funds new buses and equipment for Mobile Transit System. Improves public transportation capacity and service reliability.
Council approves appropriation to The Fuse Project
City commits general fund resources to The Fuse Project, a public-purpose organization. Dollar amount not yet specified in available materials.
City approves $17,070 fertilizer-herbicide contract for Azalea City Golf Course
Harrells LLC wins competitive contract to supply chemicals for course maintenance. Routine municipal golf-course upkeep paid from general funds.