Introduction-Monthly Spending Transparency Reports
The documents linked at the bottom of this page provide lists of monthly expenses paid by the James Island Public Service District. Below are several guidelines for reading the documents. The Spending Transparency Report Includes accounts payable transactions over $100 reported by month. The Spending Transparency Report Excludes Information exempt from disclosure under the S.C. Freedom of Information Act, the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and fees associated with JIPSD legal actions.
Data Fields Included on the Spending Transparency Report
- Vendor Name is the name of the vendor to which payment was made.
- Check Date identifies the date on which the payment check was printed.
- Check Number identifies the check number on which the check was printed.
- Description displays general text describing the particular purchase.
- Amount identifies the amount of the payment issued for this transaction.
Special Notes About the Spending Transparency Report
The Vendor “BB&T” refers to payments made to BB&T Visa for purchases made using a Purchase Card Visa. The Visa credit card, is used to make small purchases. Each month, the purchases made using the Visa are reviewed and paid in full. Payments made to BB&T on this report will show the specific Vendor at which the purchase was made in the description field. The monthly reports are listed in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.
Current Reports
2024 REPORTS
- 2024 December Transparency Report
- 2024 November Transparency Report
- 2024 October Transparency Report
- 2024 September Transparency Report
- 2024 August Transparency Report
- 2024 July Transparency Report
- 2024 June Transparency Report
- 2024 May Transparency Report
- 2024 April Transparency Report
- 2024 March Transparency Report
- 2024 February Transparency Report
- 2024 January Transparency Report
2023 REPORTS
- 2023 December Transparency Report
- 2023 November Transparency Report
- 2023 October Transparency Report
- 2023 September Transparency Report
- 2023 August Transparency Report
- 2023 July Transparency Report
- 2023 June Transparency Report
- 2023 May Transparency Report
- 2023 April Transparency Report
- 2023 March Transparency Report
- 2023 February Transparency Report
- 2023 January Transparency Report
2022 REPORTS
- 2022 December Transparency Report
- 2022 November Transparency Report
- 2022 October Transparency Report
- 2022 September Transparency Report
- 2022 August Transparency Report
- 2022 July Transparency Report
- 2022 June Transparency Report
- 2022 May Transparency Report
- 2022 April Transparency Report
- 2022 March Transparency Report
- 2022 January Transparency Report
- 2022 February Transparency Report
2021 REPORTS
- 2021 December Transparency Report
- 2021 November Transparency Report
- 2021 October Transparency Report
- 2021 September Transparency Report
- 2021 August Transparency Report
- 2021 July Transparency Report
- 2021 June Transparency Report
- 2021 May Transparency Report
- 2021 April Transparency Report
- 2021 March Transparency Report
- 2021 February Transparency Report
- 2021 January Transparency Report
2020 REPORTS
- 2020 December Transparency Report
- 2020 November Transparency Report
- 2020 October Transparency Report
- 2020 September Transparency Report
- 2020 August Transparency Report
- 2020 July Transparency Report
- 2020 June Transparency Report
- 2020 May Transparency Report
- 2020 April Transparency Report
- 2020 March Transparency Report
- 2020 February Transparency Report
- 2020 January Transparency Report