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Herriman approves Bowen & Collins contract for flood‑hazard mitigation study with FEMA grant contribution

Herriman City Council · February 13, 2025
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Summary

Council approved a consultant agreement with Bowen & Collins to carry out a FEMA‑funded flood hazard mitigation study; total contract cited in the meeting paperwork was around $399,000 with Herriman responsible for approximately 25 percent.

Engineering staff presented a flood‑hazard mitigation study funded in part by FEMA and administered by the Utah Department of Emergency Management. Bishop Bauer told the council the grant covers 75 percent of the study cost and Herriman’s share is roughly 25 percent. Bowen & Collins prepared the grant application and has completed prior storm‑drain master planning for the city; staff recommended awarding the consultant agreement to Bowen & Collins for the study.

The contract amount discussed in the room included a stated figure of $339,009.09 in the staff motion and a corrected total readout of about $399,000 during the review; staff clarified grant and local shares before the vote. Councilmember Teddy moved to approve an agreement with Bowen & Collins; the motion was seconded, taken by roll call and passed.