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Residents press Lynn Haven on stormwater and dredging as commissioners confront $30 million price tag

Lynn Haven Town Hall (pilot) · March 21, 2026
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Residents urged action on dredging and outfalls; staff said a 2022 legislative appropriation funded six outfalls and designs exist for others, while commissioners cited roughly $30.6 million in priority stormwater needs and debated funding via assessments, grants and alternatives.

Stormwater infrastructure and dredging needs dominated a series of public comments at Lynn Haven’s town‑hall pilot, with residents and commissioners warning the city faces a long, costly repair program.

Environmental consultant and resident Phil Mount highlighted longstanding problems in older neighborhoods and urged the city to address outfalls and dredging in places such as Maxwell Bayou. “Back in 2022, the city received a grant … for the stormwater portion … with 56 outfalls…

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