Compiled by Matt Miller matt@dmcityview.com
Paid for by taxpayers in…
West Des Moines
(paid during the week of Oct. 4)
Amount: $1,853.28
To: Capital Sanitary Supply Co.
For: Purchase of supplies for various buildings in the City of West Des Moines.
Amount: $10,636.10
To: Control Module Inc.
For: Purchase of timeclocks for the West Des Moines Information Technology
Services Department.
Amount: $291.50
To: Des Moines Mobile Wash Inc.
For: Payment for washing mold off West Des Moines Fire Building.
Amount: $73
To: Darrel Greifzu
For: Mileage reimbursement from June 7 to Sept. 27.
Amount: $3,870
To: Jerico Services Inc.
For: Payment made by West Des Moines Streets Department for dust control.
Amount: $240
To: Jon Kirkhart
For: Payment for officiating 12 volleyball games.
Amount: $16,250
To: Polk County Auditor
For: First quarter distribution for 2010-11 fiscal year on the Iowa Events Center.
Amount: $500
To: Des Moines Rifle and Revolver Club
For: Dues for five members of the Des Moines Rifle and Revolver Club.
Amount: $600
To: John Shelton
For: Guaranteed payment in case of weather cancellation for West Des Moines Illumifest. (Event this year was cancelled due to weather.)
Amount: $14,488
To: Stew Hansen’s Dodge City
For: Trade in of 2004 Grand Prix Pontiac and payment for 2010 Black Dodge Charger for City of West Des Moines.
Amount: $131.75
To: Kevin Trevillyan
For: Mileage reimbursement from Sept. 22 to 24.
Amount: $135
To: Vivid Impressions Inc.
For: Purchase of one box of address labels for City of West Des Moines.
Amount: $10,000
To: West Des Moines Business Incubator
For: Payment for support of West Des Moines Incubator, 2829 Westown Parkway.
Amount: $25
To: West Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
For: Payment for one 2010 membership luncheon for Charles Schneider.
Salaries and Such
Name Paul McKinley
Title Senate Minority Leader
Years experience 2
Annual salary $33,720.01
Travel
Last week Gov. Chet Culver announced that Iowa will receive approximately $3.5 million in federal funds this year and could possible receive about $14 million over the next four years. The funds will create and support safe and drug-free learning environments to increase academic success for students in targeted high schools. Iowa was one of 11 states to be awarded Safe and Support School grants by the U.S. Department of Education. In all, Iowa was approved to receive $3,477,752 and $13,911,008 over the next four years. School districts included in the grant proposals are: Cardinal, Cedar Rapids, Columbus, Council Bluffs, Davenport, Des Moines, Dubuque, East Greene, Louisa-Muscatine, Olin, Sioux City and Waterloo. CV
Source: Office of Gov. Chet Culver and Lt. Gov. Patty Judge
