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Hamilton City Council approves engineering and pump-station contracts, absorbs health-insurance increase
Summary
At its Sept. 2 meeting, the Hamilton City Council approved an engineering services contract for the Grow Alabama industrial park project, awarded a pump-station construction bid, and voted to absorb a 4.75% increase in city employee health and dental premiums rather than pass the cost to staff.
Hamilton City Council approved several procurement and budget actions at its Sept. 2, 2025 meeting at Hamilton City Hall, including an engineering-services agreement for the city’s industrial park, a construction award for the Mitchell Hill Pumping Station, and a decision to absorb a 4.75% increase in the city’s health and dental premiums.
The council voted to award an engineering-services contract to Sam and Associates with an estimated budget of $67,100 for the Grow Alabama project at the city’s industrial park. Council members moved and seconded the recommendation during the meeting and approved it without extended debate.
The council also accepted the lowest bid of $503,850 from…
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