Published by Paul Ivinskas
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
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Clinton

Contracts and spending

Who Clinton pays, for what, and how the vendor was chosen: the contracts, bid awards, change orders, purchases, grants and land deals recorded in the City Council meetings written up so far, from the meeting minutes and packets.

Covers 3 meetings from September 22, 2026 to October 13, 2026; not every meeting in that span may be included. An approved amount is a ceiling or authorization, not money paid.

Contracts, purchases and land deals approved in these meetings
$0
Line items
3
Vendors
0

Recorded spending decisions and proposals

Recorded amounts can include estimates, authorizations and payments. Read the transaction type and outcome before comparing; these figures are not a single total of money paid. Calendar year refers to the meeting date, not a certified fiscal period.

 

DateWho and whatAmount
Tue, Oct 13No vendor named: Option 2 ($35/$70) annual garden plot revenue, about 80% of maintenance cost · Plot fees
Community garden plot fee discussion · Discussed
$3,710
Tue, Oct 13No vendor named: Option 1 ($25/$50) annual garden plot revenue, about 57% of maintenance cost · Plot fees
Community garden plot fee discussion · Discussed
$2,650
Tue, Sep 22Garrett (as named in minutes): Playground at Powerline Park; not-to-exceed cap · Staff directed to seek lowest price · RAP Tax
Powerline Park playground · Approved
$250,000

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