Reconnect, Inc. payment approved from general fund
City commits general fund dollars to Reconnect, Inc. for a declared public purpose. Dollar amount not disclosed in agenda item.
City commits general fund dollars to Reconnect, Inc. for a declared public purpose. Dollar amount not disclosed in agenda item.
Azalea City Golf Course receives new Club Car utility carts and a green roller to maintain course operations and playability. Purchase followed competitive bidding process.
The city commits $500,000 from lodging tax revenue to help recruit and support a United States Football League team. Residents benefit through increased tourism, jobs, and tax base growth if recruitment succeeds.
City moves $858,798 from general reserves to fund demolition of the current Civic Center and construction of its replacement. Determines whether the major renovation project moves forward.
Mobile Police Department adds a new SUV to its fleet. Purchase was awarded through competitive bidding to Donohoo Chevrolet.
City funding supports dementia care services for residents. Exact dollar amount and program details not disclosed in agenda.
City is shifting $430,434 earmarked for a new parking facility toward marketing the Civic Center and demolition costs instead. Citizens should know how construction dollars are being reallocated.
Azalea City Golf Course gets new bunker rake and sand topdresser to improve playing conditions and maintenance.
Routine reimbursement for Mayor's Administrative Assistant. Minimal fiscal impact.
Azalea City Golf Course gets new mowing equipment to maintain course playability. Competitive procurement process used city capital funds.
City commits funds to replace flooring at the Western Administrative Complex, a municipal facility.
Mobile Parks and Recreation Department gets new Rainbird irrigation equipment. No-bid purchase means the city didn't solicit competing offers for this equipment.
Council will determine whether public funds to a neighborhood association serve a legitimate city purpose and approve payment from the general fund.
Mobile Fire-Rescue Department buys training to improve how staff investigate incidents. Spending from general fund.
Contingency money from District 2's capital budget shifts to urgent repair work. This changes how capital improvement funds are allocated across the district.
Mobile allocates $301,265 in public funds to purchase five Ford extended-cab pickup trucks through competitive procurement. Citizens support essential city fleet maintenance and operations.
General fund spending on services provided by Brave by Reflections, Inc.
Museum of Art receives a new vehicle for operations and collections transport. Purchase follows competitive bidding.
Mobile Fire-Rescue Department gets replacement equipment for firefighter safety. Purchase funded from the general budget.
City funds support public education operations. Dollar amount and purpose are not disclosed in available records.