Paid for by taxpayers in…
4/27/2016
In Des Moines
To be paid on 4/19/2016
Amount: $3,688,980.22
To: Vendors
For: Total amount of bills paid by Polk County on April 19.
Amount: $30,419.63
To: Karl Chevrolet Inc.
For: Automobile
Amount: $1,349,303.28
To: Williams Brothers Construction Inc.
For: Capital outlay
Amount: $18,059.07
To: Atlantic Coca-Cola
For: Iowa Events Center
Amount: $475
To: Best portable toilets
For: Best seat in the house
Amount: $2,000
To: Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Fund
For: Miscellaneous
Amount: $1,494.51
To: Starbucks
For: Other services and charges
Amount: $1,280.95
To: Cook’s Correctional Kitchen Equipment
For: Supplies
Amount: $979.24
To: Carquest Auto Parts
For: Automobile items
Amount: $7,271.60
To: Boesen the Florist
For: Other services and charges
Amount: $40
To: Davies/Dekalb County Regional Jail
For: Other services and charges
Amount: $4,209.64
To: Integrated Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine
For: Personal services
Amount: $33,862.21
To: Anderson Erickson Dairy
For: Supplies
Amount: $792,412.65
To: Total spent on mental health services
For: Treatment of mental health
Amount: $153,939.20
To: Easter Seal Society of Iowa
For: Mental health services to people with disabilities or special needs
Amount: $195,530.94
To: Link Associates
For: Mental health services. Non-profit services to those with intellectual disabilities
Salaries and such
Name Catherine L. Kling
Title Distinguished Professor – Natural resource and environmental economics Department Iowa State University Annual Salary $290,460.07
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Travel
The Des Moines City Council approved travel funding in the amount of $743.20 for Mayor T.M. Franklin Cownie to visit Atlanta, Georgia, from April 26 to April 28 to attend the Walkability Action Institute as a team member to participate in training and produce an action plan for a more walkable community. Attending the action institute represents further public investment in walkability improvements, and opportunity to establish a common foundation among team members, and a space to create a shared framework for public health issues in Des Moines and the region. The institute will help develop a message and strategy that aligns with a national movement and resonates on a state and regional level. Grant money has been secured through the National Association of Chronic Disease Directors and the Center for Disease Control to help offset a majority of the cost of the trip. CV
