Paid for by taxpayers…
5/6/2015Paid during the month of April
Amount: $64.80
To: Supplyworks (formerly AmSan)
For: Towels and liners
Amount: $477
To: Baker Group
For: 4.5 hours of labor used at the Public Library of Des Moines
Amount: $2,597.16
To: Commonwealth Electric Company
For: Labor, material and equipment at the South Side Library
Amount: $1,555.50
To: Family Tree Care LLC
For: two tree removals
Amount: $95.50
To: General Fire and Safety Equipment Co.
For: Fire extinguisher inspection and other services at the Des Moines Public Library
Amount: $136.06
To: Mail Services
For: Various postage, weighing and other fees billed to the Des Moines Public Library
Amount: $18.28
To: Miller’s Hardware
For: Various products and supplies
Amount: $114.87
To: Momar Incorporated (Georgia)
For: Four filter bags for the Des Moines Central Library
Amount: $250.98
To: Per Mar Security Services
For: Security monitoring and services for the Des Moines Public Library – Hubbell
Amount: $969.35
To: Per Mar Security Services
For: Physical security officer paid for 58.5 hours at the Des Moines Public Library
Amount: $267.18
To: Cummins Central Power LLC
For: Parts and labor
Amount: $2,400.72
To: KONE Inc. (Illinois)
For: Maintenance coverage for April 1 to June 30
Amount: $200
To: Baker & Taylor (Georgia)
For: Two books for the Des Moines Public Library
Amount: $141.91
To: Ingram Library Services (Missouri)
For: 11 books for the Des Moines Public Library
Name: Robert Hegeman
Title: Clinical Associate Professor, Internal Medicine
Department: University of Iowa
Annual Salary: $168,046.85
Travel
The Des Moines City Council approved travel funding for Lt. Bryan Flanigan ($1,323) to attend the Residential Electricity for Fire Investigators in-lab program in Brenton Harbor, Michigan, from May 12-15. The program explores electrical wiring, distribution systems and fire causation. The training session will provide hands-on practical experience with wiring residential systems and a better understanding of how electricity can cause fires. Funding was also approved for Diane Rauh ($2,480), city clerk, to visit Hartford, Connecticut, from May 15-21, to attend the 69th Annual Conference of the International Institute of Municipal Clerks, which provides professional development and networking opportunities. This will enable the city clerk to exchange ideas regarding citizen demands, legal changes in processes and new information technologies in order to plan and expedite different tasks. CV