City approves $1,193 collision repair with Rich's Collision
City pays for wreck repair on a fleet vehicle. Routine maintenance spending from general funds.
City pays for wreck repair on a fleet vehicle. Routine maintenance spending from general funds.
Equipment Management Department vehicle (No. 962277) gets wreck repair from local vendor using general fund dollars.
City reimburses administrative assistant Alice Williams for official travel to Phoenix, Arizona (April 23–25, 2018).
Birmingham approves $1.04 million contract for a new Administration and Classroom Building at the Firearms Range, a capital project funded by the city.
City is moving $400,000 between capital improvement accounts, including funds originally earmarked for Oxmoor land purchase. The final purpose of the reallocation is not disclosed in this item.
Employees receive approval to be reimbursed for advance expenses from city funds. Standard personnel payroll item.
State Homeland Security grant funds new equipment for Fire Department operations. Improves emergency response capacity at no cost to local taxpayers.
City employees' travel, meals, and other reimbursable expenses are reviewed and approved. Transparency into how public funds are spent on employee operations.
Administrative expense reimbursement for Mayor's Office staff travel. Routine processing of documented business expenses from general fund.
Greensprings Avenue Bridge repair moves forward after competitive bidding. Project completion will restore safer access on this route.
Gillespie Construction will remove hazardous trees from Birmingham's bridge structures as part of maintenance work. The lowest qualifying bid ensures cost-effective use of public funds.
This allows city employees to be reimbursed for out-of-pocket work expenses they've already paid. Ensures staff can recover legitimate business costs without delay.
Routine city vehicle maintenance using a state master agreement. Funds come from general budget.
Public Works gets office and maintenance supplies. Routine vendor payment.
Fire Station 19 gets structural repairs on its stone lintels, keeping the facility safe and operational for emergency response.
City commits $821,600 in grants funding to PEP programs for fiscal year 2018. Citizens should know where public money goes, even on routine spending votes.
Equipment Management purchases replacement rodder line for vehicle 104935 from Sansom Equipment. Routine fleet maintenance spending.
Equipment Management Department wreck repair supplement for city vehicle 144337. Routine maintenance spending.
Equipment Management will repair city vehicle #094943 after a wreck. Cost is covered from the general fund.
Equipment Management Department repairs a city vehicle through routine sole-source vendor. Routine maintenance spending.