City pays Supreme Automotive $1,622 for vehicle repair
Equipment Management Department gets damaged vehicle repaired using general fund dollars.
Equipment Management Department gets damaged vehicle repaired using general fund dollars.
Equipment Management Department repairs city vehicle 174316 using general fund dollars.
Equipment Management Department vehicle repair funded from general budget.
Parks and Recreation loses $100,000 in planned Legion Field improvements. This mid-year budget shift may delay park maintenance or projects that benefit residents.
Equipment Management repairs a damaged city vehicle using general funds. Routine maintenance spending.
City employees can draw advance funds for work-related expenses before reimbursement. Affects payroll and cash flow for staff across all departments.
Council redirects $2.5 million from capital reserves to fund housing and neighborhood upgrades in District 2.
City purchases engineering services to bore and prepare intersection locations for traffic signals. Part of routine infrastructure maintenance and upgrades.
Mobile Fire-Rescue gains aerial surveillance capability for emergency response and rescue operations. No-bid procurement approved by council.
City moves existing capital funds to fix cruise terminal parking, improving infrastructure for port operations and visiting passengers.
Mobile will use Tenex's electronic polling system for the 2025 municipal election—covering both setup and leasing of voting machines needed on election day.
Council approves spending for the high school, though the specific purpose and amount are not detailed in the agenda.
Fire and Rescue Department gets continued access to critical software for emergency dispatch and EMS reporting. Renewal is sole-source from current vendor.
City commits $412,750 to annual Microsoft software renewal for Mobile Information Technology department via sole-source vendor.
Council approves public funds to support Dearborn YMCA operations. The item confirms the payment serves a legitimate public purpose—making city resources available to community recreation and youth services.
City funds music programming through the Mobile Symphonic Pops Band using general-fund dollars.
Trash collection workers get new communication equipment for safer, more coordinated operations. Purchase is funded from the general fund.
City commits $83,500 to Ramsey McCormick Repairs, $62,152 to Southern Museum of Flight Elevator Repair, and $92,896 to Boutwell Fre for deferred facility maintenance. These improvements preserve city assets and public spaces.
Routine purchase of electric ballasts and fluorescent lamps for city operations.
Reimbursement for January 2017 travel expenses to attend a state conference. Routine council member expense approved from general funds.