City pays $4,775 to HiTouch for office furniture
Routine purchase of file cabinets and desks from La Vergne-based vendor. Part of ongoing office equipment spending.
Routine purchase of file cabinets and desks from La Vergne-based vendor. Part of ongoing office equipment spending.
City spending $14,627 on camera gear and backpacks from New York vendor. Likely equipment for police, fire, or public information department use.
Annual payment keeps electric vehicle charging stations operational across the city. Covers network services, maintenance, parts, and labor.
Routine office furniture purchase from general fund.
Public Works Department acquires furniture for operations. Routine spending from general fund.
Routine equipment purchase for city facilities. No-bid contract for laundry machinery from vendor in Kenner, Louisiana.
Appointed officials' travel, meal, and other reimbursable expenses are disclosed publicly on the consent agenda. Residents can review who spent what on city business.
Elected and appointed officials' expense reimbursements are reviewed and approved. Public accountability over how public funds reimburse official expenses.
City approves upfront funding for appointed officials' work expenses. Residents should know how city money flows to staff operations.
City employees receive reimbursement for work-related expenses from the general fund. This routine approval ensures staff can be reimbursed for legitimate business costs.
Park & Recreation receives funding to fix and upgrade Legion Field. Money comes from reimbursement, not new tax dollars.
City reimburses employees for out-of-pocket work expenses. This routine decision clears submitted expense claims from the general fund.
Taxpayer funds reimburse city staff for work-related costs like mileage, meals, and conference travel.
Routine furniture purchase for city operations using general funds.
Council redirects $15,000 from District 9 discretionary funds to the city's donation fund, reallocating local budget resources.
City receives $14.6 million in federal funding to improve transportation and neighborhood connectivity through the Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhood (RCN) Program, focused on infrastructure projects that strengthen underserved areas.
City spends $379.98 in general funds to buy two large double-sided whiteboards from Amazon for office use.
Redirects a small amount of community capital funds. Affects the South East Lake Neighborhood Association's remaining budget for projects.
Routine office furniture purchase from general fund via competitive bid. Unit prices available on file.
Shifts $5,000 in neighborhood discretionary spending within the Capital Projects budget for Belview Heights. Citizens in that neighborhood may see changes in which community projects get funded or delayed.