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Tuscaloosa finance committee moves contingency funds for water‑plant pumps, accepts donations for trafficking task force and hazmat tent
Summary
The Tuscaloosa City Finance Committee approved a $466,912 transfer from the 2025B bond contingency to RAS pump improvements at the water treatment plant and authorized acceptance of $11,200 raised for the West Alabama Human Trafficking Task Force and roughly $38,000–$39,000 in hazmat equipment for Tuscaloosa Fire and Rescue.
A city staff member told the Tuscaloosa City Finance Committee that the water treatment facility needs about $5.5 million for RAS pump improvements and requested moving $466,912 from the 2025B bond contingency into that project. "We are requesting to move 466,912 out of contingency within that 2025B, and move it into the RAS pump improvements," the staff member said. The staff member added, "This will leave about 3,200,000 in the contingency line after the movement." The committee approved the transfer by voice vote.
The committee also authorized acceptance of two donations. A staff member reported that the…
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