TIF funds tax increment financing districts—public funds dedicated to developing designated areas. This budget sets spending priorities for property recovery and neighborhood reinvestment through 2021.
Vehicle 164341 damaged in wreck; city funds repair through Department Equipment Management. Routine maintenance spending on general fund.
Routine equipment repair funded from the general budget. No direct impact on residents or services.
General Fund pays sole-source vendor for equipment maintenance parts. Routine city operations spending on city fleet upkeep.
General fund covers repair of city equipment after accident. Routine maintenance spending.
City pays to fix a broken window at Fire Station #15 using general funds.
Neighborhoods get annual funds for inflatables and other entertainment at local gatherings. This establishes baseline budget for community programming across all districts.
Reimburses city staff for out-of-pocket work expenses. Ensures employees aren't left waiting for reimbursement of necessary job-related costs.
City allocates modest annual funds to each neighborhood for approved purchases and services. Amount is small but establishes baseline neighborhood-level spending authority.
Equipment Management uses city funds to repair a damaged municipal vehicle. This is routine maintenance spending on general-fund dollars.
Equipment Management repairs fleet vehicle after wreck. Routine maintenance spending from general fund.
Equipment Management repairs city fleet vehicle after wreck. Routine maintenance funded from general budget.
Equipment Management Department settles vehicle damage claim. Routine fleet maintenance paid from general fund.
Residents can comment on how the city plans to spend tax dollars over the next two years. This is your chance to weigh in on priorities for schools, public safety, streets, and services.
General fund covers emergency repair of city fleet vehicle. Routine maintenance from General Equipment Management budget.
Routine equipment maintenance payment for a city vehicle under $500.
City employees receive reimbursement for work-related expenses. This routine approval ensures staff are paid back promptly for authorized costs.
Routine fleet maintenance spending. City buys passenger, truck, and off-road tires for municipal vehicles from no-bid vendor.
Carrier Corporation upgrades heating and cooling controls at the Negro-Southern League Museum/Michael's Restaurant, a historic civic venue. Work follows competitive bidding that selected Carrier as lowest qualified vendor.
Woodward Park gets new dugouts, improving amenities for youth baseball and softball. Project comes in at the lowest competitive bid.