City hires Alice Gordon for $30K consulting services
Council approves sole-source consulting contract with Alice Gordon to strengthen city information flow. Public dollars go to this vendor without competitive bidding.
Council approves sole-source consulting contract with Alice Gordon to strengthen city information flow. Public dollars go to this vendor without competitive bidding.
City commits $30,000 from general fund to sole-source consultant for professional services to improve information flow.
The city is paying Santa Barbara Museum of Art $126,164 to display a major European art exhibition. The exhibition brings cultural programming to Birmingham's museum and enriches public access to fine art.
Employees receive reimbursement for work-related expenses they advanced from personal funds. This ensures timely payback for travel, supplies, and other job costs.
Reimburses city employees for work-related expenses from the general fund. No dollar amount specified in the agenda.
Councilor William Parker's expenses for January 2014 travel to Montgomery to meet with Alabama officials are approved for reimbursement from the city budget.
Mayor's office reimburses Chief of Staff for attendance at official event in Arlington, Virginia on September 26–27, 2013.
City pays itemized work expenses (travel, meals, supplies) for staff conducting municipal business. Routine reimbursement audit on consent.
Extends the city's animal control services for one month (Jan. 2014). Renewal decisions for public safety services affect neighborhood safety and stray animal management.
Routine approval of itemized employee expense accounts from the general fund.
Council approves reimbursement funding for accessibility upgrades at Oxmoor Valley K-8 School, improving student and staff access to campus facilities.
Budget amendment transfers $250 from District 7 Council discretionary projects to another fund. Affects how your council member's allocated project funds are used.
City commits $2.59M in bond funding to three cultural and educational institutions. McWane Science Center receives $1.6M, while Civil Rights Institute and Lyric Theater each get $500K.
Public funding allocated to support various community organizations and services. Specific recipients and amounts will be announced pending Mayor's contract execution.
City commits additional $100,000 in general-fund revenue to cover legal contract costs in Municipal Court operations.
Funds new court position to help defendants access social services and reduce recidivism through referrals to treatment, housing, and job programs.
Staff travel expenses are routine City spending from your tax dollars. This covers a December 2013 trip to Atlanta by the Council Administrator.
The city commits $13,000 annually from general funds to the local Sickle Cell Disease Association to support patient services and health education for residents with this inherited blood disorder.
Arlington House gets fence repairs completed at competitive bid. City confirms lowest price and vendor selection on routine maintenance work.