Oxmoor Valley Community Center gets $150 sound system
Oxmoor special-tax funds support local community facilities. This purchase upgrades the center's audio equipment for events and programs.
Oxmoor special-tax funds support local community facilities. This purchase upgrades the center's audio equipment for events and programs.
Public funds improve the appearance and upkeep of a neighborhood landmark in Sun Valley.
Budget amendment adds $3,500 to the Mayor's Office for marketing and economic development work in fiscal year 2016.
Taxpayer funds reimburse city staff for work-related costs like mileage, meals, and conference travel.
Reimbursement to city staff for business travel. Small routine expense from general fund.
Sole-source contract funds equipment rental for City Fest and Birmingham Bowl events. This is routine event spending approved on reconsideration.
Employees can draw advances against future earnings or reimbursable expenses. Affects payroll processes for city workforce.
Committee Assistant reimbursed for February 2016 travel to Atlanta on city business.
Routine reimbursement to city employee for travel expenses; minimal fiscal impact.
Neighborhood associations will use the service to send monthly text and call reminders to residents about community activities and safety initiatives.
City allocates $500 to the Gate City Neighborhood Association for food and supplies at the 2016 Love Fest community event.
City will follow a consistent, transparent process for tracking how it spends and reports General and Capital fund dollars. This affects how residents can monitor city spending and financial decisions.
Public funds allocated for advertising through media company Cumulus Birmingham from the general fund.
Sole-source purchase from Outdoor Event Specialties for crowd control at two major city events. No competitive bids were sought.
Funds a communication tool that helps Narcotics Anonymous reach members with monthly meeting reminders, supporting local recovery outreach efforts.
Electrical improvements are coming to Cooper Green Park. Funds diverted from planned Bessie Estell Park work.
The city is redirecting funds originally planned for park improvements in North Birmingham and Norwood. The $50,432 reallocation may delay or reduce planned maintenance or upgrades in those neighborhoods.
Councilor Parker is reimbursed for travel and meal expenses from a January 2016 trip to Washington, D.C. These routine expense claims are part of public spending accountability.
Routine reimbursement for official travel by a City Council member. Citizens have a right to see how public funds support council operations.
City commits $49,735 to restore the Carver Theatre. This historic venue serves residents and the local arts community.