City funds Ruffner Mountain Nature Coalition $200K/year for 5 years
Birmingham commits $1M over five years to manage Ruffner Mountain nature preserve. The coalition will oversee trails, habitat, and public access at this popular green space.
Birmingham commits $1M over five years to manage Ruffner Mountain nature preserve. The coalition will oversee trails, habitat, and public access at this popular green space.
City commits up to $160K over five years to Titusville Development Corporation for services. Agreement is renewable annually pending budget availability.
City commits $54M over five years to Birmingham-Jefferson County Transit Authority. Affects bus and transit service availability for commuters across the region.
City commits up to $89,000 per year for five years to fund academic services through the Birmingham Urban League, a major community partner. Total potential spend: $445,000.
City commits $100,000 in general funds to cover legal fees for ongoing litigation and other legal matters through June 2013.
The city commits $70,000 per year to provide counseling and mental health support to municipal employees through a sole-source contract with Employee Assistance Services.
City commits to medical waste disposal services for one year. Unit prices are on file with the Purchasing Agent.
City buildings will be cleaned under a competitive contract. The 1-year deal is renewable annually.
City Council approved a sole-source contract with the law firm to handle litigation and legal matters through June 2013. Residents fund this legal work.
City vehicles will be supplied with batteries through a competitive bid. This routine procurement keeps municipal fleet maintenance costs predictable.
City commits $100,000 in general funds to Cooper Law Firm for ongoing litigation and legal representation through June 2013. Sole-source contract awards deserve public visibility.
City commits $100,000 in public funds to Walker Law LLC for legal representation through June 2013. The sole-source procurement bypasses competitive bidding.
City commits $175,000 in general funds to the law firm for litigation and legal matters through mid-2013. Sole-source procurement means no competitive bidding.
City commits $150,000 in general funds to law firm for ongoing litigation and legal matters. Sole-source contract reflects urgency or specialized need in pending cases.
City will spend $150,000 in general fund money through June 2013 on outside legal counsel for ongoing litigation and other legal matters. This is a sole-source contract with no competitive bidding process.
City commits $100,000 in general funds to outside counsel for ongoing litigation and legal matters through June 2013. Sole-source contract bypasses competitive bidding.
Sole-source contract awards $350,000 of public funds to external counsel for unspecified litigation and legal matters. Citizens deserve transparency about which cases or legal issues justify this spending and why competitive bidding was bypassed.
City spending $175,000 in public funds on outside legal counsel for pending litigation and other matters. Citizens deserve transparency on major legal costs and the cases being defended or pursued.
City commits $100,000 in general funds to outside counsel for ongoing litigation and legal matters through mid-2013. Sole-source procurement bypasses competitive bidding.
General fund dollars go to outside legal counsel for city litigation and legal work through June 2013. Sole-source contract with no competitive bidding.