Compiled by Matt Miller matt@dmcityview.com
Paid for by taxpayers in…
Polk Co.
(paid during the week of Nov. 9th)
Amount: $105
To: Behavioral Interventions
For: Program expense for Polk County Youth Services, 1548 Hull Ave.
Amount: $6,455.97
To: Bob Barker Co.
For: Purchase of medical and lab supplies for Polk County Jail, 1985 N.E. 51st Place.
Amount: $10,979.04
To: Capital Sanitary Supply Co.
For: Purchase of custodial supplies for various City of Des Moines city buildings.
Amount: $84.15
To: James Lee Casteel
For: Mileage reimbursement from Nov. 2 to 30.
Amount: $939.50
To: Combined Tactical Systems
For: Purchase of 150 super-sock bean bags for Polk County Jail, 1985 N.E. 51st Place.
Amount: $1,461.32
To: Des Moines Water Works
For: Water, sanitary sewer and storm water services for various City of Des Moines buildings.
Amount: $144.10
To: Todd Hachmann
For: Mileage reimbursement from Nov. 1 to 29.
Amount: $65
To: Iowa Association of County Medical Examiners
For: Dues and membership for Amanda Luick to attend the IACME Fall Meeting and Education Expo from Friday, Nov. 20 to Saturday, Nov. 21 at West Des Moines Marriott.
Amount: $30,501
To: McKesson General Medical Corp.
For: Purchase of medical and lab supplies for various Polk County buildings.
Amount: $38.50
To: Cindy Miller
For: Prosecution expenses.
Amount: $2,920.69
To: Performance Food Group
For: Purchase of food items for Polk County Youth Services.
Amount: $9,316
To: Ralph N. Smith Inc.
For: Fee for labor and material to install carpet at Polk County Courthouse.
Amount: $240
To: Sheryl Stouffer
For: Bill for temporary extra help at Polk County Senior Services meal site from Nov. 14 to 23.
Amount: $41
To: Janet Wilson
For: Prosecution expenses.
Salaries and Such
Name: Patrick Schnable
Title: Iowa State University professor
Years experience: 21
Annual salary: $273,022
City council watch
The Des Moines City Council has begun the annual process of preparing its budget, which includes projected shortfalls of approximately $11 million over the next two fiscal years. The Des Moines City Council hopes to cut approximately $5.7 million to the 2010-11 budget, and another $5.3 million shortfall is projected the following year. The Des Moines City Council has set up a submission page at www.dmgov.org for suggestions on issues and funding to help determine budget priorities for the next budget year. CV
