Tuscaloosa City approves three emergency-services subrecipient contract amendments; mayor authorized to execute

Tuscaloosa City officials approved three amendments to subrecipient funding contracts tied to the city’s 2023 emergency solution agreement, authorizing the mayor to execute the changes and allowing program closeout and line-item reallocations.

The council approved Amendment No. 2 to the subrecipient funding contract with SAN Inc., doing business as Turning Point, authorizing the mayor to execute the amended contract and extending that contract to May 31 to allow the program to be closed out. A second amendment for the same emergency-services program moved funds between activity line items and included an extension that the meeting record described as “$2.30,” which is unclear in the transcript and not specified elsewhere in the record. The council also approved Amendment No. 2 to the Salvation Army’s subrecipient contract to move money among activity line items and extend that contract to May 31.

The items were presented as amendments to existing subrecipient contracts under the city’s 2023 emergency solution agreement. Each motion was made and seconded on the record; each item passed following voice votes. In each case the meeting transcript records the…