City approves advanced employee expense reimbursements
Employees receive reimbursement for work-related expenses paid upfront from personal funds. Routine payroll processing.
Employees receive reimbursement for work-related expenses paid upfront from personal funds. Routine payroll processing.
Enterprise will supply short-term vehicle rentals to city departments through September 2015 based on a competitive bid process.
City employees submit itemized expenses (travel, meals, supplies) for reimbursement from the general fund. Council approval ensures accountability for how public money is spent on operations.
City approves reimbursement for Council President's official travel to Prattville on March 2. Standard expense approval for elected official business.
Sets rules for how city employees can use advance accounts for business expenses. Clarifies what's reimbursable and when.
Routine reimbursement to the Council Administrator for travel expenses to Montgomery, Alabama on February 11–13.
The city is redirecting $1.1M originally committed to the Shuttlesworth Bridge project. This signals a shift in spending priorities that may delay or scale back the bridge work.
Allows city employees to draw advance payments for work-related expenses. Affects payroll administration and cash flow for staff.
City extends partnership with JCCEO to deliver neighborhood stabilization and housing recovery using federal grant dollars. More details on funding amount and timeline needed for full public understanding.
Eight SUVs rented for city event logistics. General fund spending on short-term transportation support.
Routine approval of employee expenses drawn from the general fund. Citizens see which departments spent what on travel, equipment, and operations.
Eight SUVs rented for city event logistics. General fund spending on short-term transportation support.
Council votes on which employee expenses get reimbursed from city funds. This affects how city workers are paid for out-of-pocket costs incurred on the job.
Federal housing grants reallocated to boost home acquisitions and rehabilitation in stabilization neighborhoods. Increases resources for property recovery efforts.
The District is spending $8,000 in public funds to file a friend-of-the-court brief before Alabama's highest court. Citizens should know when tax dollars go to legal representation and what case the District is weighing in on.
One-time exterior lighting contract for Democratic National Convention site review. Sole-source vendor payment from city funds.
Council approves hotel reimbursement for a national nonprofit's evaluation of Birmingham's completed community projects.
Maintains pest-control coverage on city buildings. Standard annual renewal at flat rate.