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Expense reports give quirky picture of City Hall
Mayor Thomas M. Menino is normally pretty thrifty in his travels on city business. He flies coach, and isn above using discount airline Jetblue. He stays in Hyatts, Marriotts, and Westins, and his bills are typically about $250 a night.
But something about a July visit to New York City made him decide otherwise: he splurged for a onenight, $879.26 stay at the Ritz Carlton,[url=http://nikefree.mobilejeti.com]nike free[/url], a fivestar hotel that boasts of captivating views of Central Park and a spa with six treatment rooms.
Menino visit included a tour of several commercial properties in Union Square, including Filene's Basement and Whole Foods, and dinner at the elegant Greek restaurant Estiatorio Milos.
All told, city employees last year filed $229,780 worth of expense reports, according to a Globe review of the documentation that employees must provide for reimbursements. Most of the expenses appear to fall within city guidelines, but they provide a window into the sometimes quirky workings of city bureaucracy.
There the $13,131 that city employees paid last year for dog food.
About a dozen police officers in the canine unit are responsible for keeping the department's 16 bomb and drugsniffing dogs well nourished through a $3aday stipend that hasn increased since 1963. Each dog has a different dietary plan that is developed with a veterinarian.