Mayor presents $1.1B general fund and capital budget for FY 2012–2013
Council will debate and vote on where city tax revenue goes — funding police, fire, roads, parks, and other services you rely on. Public input period coming.
Council will debate and vote on where city tax revenue goes — funding police, fire, roads, parks, and other services you rely on. Public input period coming.
Dolomite-Westfield and Wiggins parks lose planned funding; city redirects $675K total to economic development projects in federally designated recovery zones.
City employees' itemized expenses are paid from taxpayer dollars. This approval confirms which staff travel, meals, and supplies were reimbursed and authorizes payment.
Mayor's office expense claim for 2012 Civil Rights conference attendance. Citizens can see how public funds are spent on staff travel and professional development.
Council committee assistant gets reimbursed for May 2012 travel to a Livable Communities conference.
Employees receive reimbursement for work-related expenses from city funds. The itemized list shows how taxpayer money is spent on travel, meals, supplies, and other job costs.
Park accessibility improvements make facilities usable for people with disabilities. Work begins after contract execution.
Reimbursement for official travel by the Mayor's Chief of Staff to Greenville, South Carolina on March 25–26, 2012.
City commits $43,443 to replace bleacher padding at Crossplex facility. Routine maintenance purchase on competitive bid.
City employees are reimbursed for work-related expenses (travel, meals, materials) from the general fund. Public oversight of these spending accounts ensures accountability for how city money supports operations.
City redirects $1.615 million in capital funds to Sloss Furnace Visitor's Center, a historic industrial museum on the North Side. Allocation supports ongoing operations and visitor access to this regional cultural asset.
East Pinson Valley Recreation Center gets renovations and accessibility improvements to better serve the community. Work includes updates to make the facility welcoming for people with disabilities.
Apex Construction Partners wins the lowest competitive bid to build a new visitors center at the historic Sloss Furnace site. The $5.8M project will expand public access to the restored industrial landmark.
City commits to buying office furniture exclusively from Alabama Correctional Industries for at least one year. Establishes an ongoing spending relationship without competitive bidding.
City employees get reimbursed for work-related expenses from the general fund. This is a routine monthly or periodic approval of documented claims for travel, supplies, and other job costs.
Ensures free meals for children during summer break when school food services stop. Helps families stretch food budgets during months when meal costs spike.
City pays $1,317.54 from general funds for Chief of Staff travel to a May 2012 economic development conference.
Council discretionary spending in District 4 and other accounts redirected. Check if this affects projects you care about in your district.