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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of City Vulnerability Assessment Project
Record date · June 16, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The City of Deltona has approved a contract with Mead and Hunt to conduct a study on how sea level rise, storm surges, and flooding may impact city-owned infrastructure. The $264,460 project is fully covered by a $265,000 .
The city is initiating a comprehensive study to identify risks to public infrastructure from environmental factors, funded entirely by state grant money rather than local tax revenue.
Who It Affects
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City of Deltona Residents
Residents will see city-owned infrastructure evaluated for environmental risks through a state-funded study.
Mead and Hunt
The firm is contracted to perform the vulnerability assessment for the city.
Key Facts
- The City of Deltona approved Resolution No. 2025-62 to authorize a contract with Mead and Hunt.
- The contract is for a comprehensive Vulnerability Assessment regarding sea level rise, resiliency, storm surge, and flooding.
- The assessment will focus on potential impacts to publicly owned critical assets.
- The contract amount is capped at a 'not-to-exceed' value of $264,460.00.
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- The project is 100% funded by a Resilient Florida Grant totaling $265,000.00.
- The file number for this legislative action is 15-9683.
- The resolution was introduced on June 3, 2025.
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Full Grant Funding
The project cost ($264,460) is almost exactly covered by the grant amount ($265,000), indicating the city is utilizing external state funds to avoid local budget impact.
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