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School Pre-Construction Costs Among Week's Payments

Wilmington wrote 290 checks totalling $1,920,727.49 in the last week and we provide a few examples of what your tax dollars went to.

 

Each week the town spends money approved in the annual budget for everyday expenses and, each week, Wilmington Patch will be running a new feature, highlighting a handful of these expenses for our readers' perusal.

The following is a small sample of who the town paid, how much they paid them, and for what reason. Check back each week for more line items out of the town's budget.

In total, the town cut 290 checks totalling $1,920,727.49. Here is a look at a few of those payments.

VENDOR NAME  HOW MUCH THE TOWN SPENT WHAT THE TOWN PURCHASED
Alert-all Corporation  $1,080.00 Fire prevention items for distribution at School department
Allison Collins  $1,250.00 Coordinator for program at School department
Benevento Asphalt Corp.  $1,121.60 Asphalt binder for town roads
Dennis K. Burke, Inc.  $30,998.53 Fuel for town and school vehicles
Gilbane Building Company  $16,000.00 Preconstruction services for new high school
J. Freeman, Inc.  $1,690.20 Replacement materials for broken windows by Public Buildings
Moynihan Lumber Co  $299.57 Lumber used by Public Buildings for repairs
Ricoh Americas Corporation  $2,730.72 Copier usage and supplies at Police department
The Margaret Gifford School  $459.84 Summer tuition for special needs students
Z-Medica  $589.00 Supplies for defibrillator for Police department

 

Related Topics: How Wilmington Spent Your Money, How Wilmington Spent Your Money Last Week, Wilmington Budget, and Wilmington Government

Steven McGinley

7:18 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012

Is it wise to be writing a check for $16,000 for a project that is an even permitted it yet? I’ve never been involved with an $85,000,000 project, the way it works around this house though is I pay the contractors when they are finished with the work.

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