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Guadalupe council approves three-year MS4 stormwater management contract with Dibble & Associates
Summary
The Guadalupe Town Council approved a three-year contract (C202612) with Dibble & Associates Consulting Engineers totaling $70,875 for ADEQ MS4 annual stormwater program management to maintain compliance with the AZPDES MS4 general permit; funds will come from the Town General Fund Community Development budget.
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The Guadalupe Town Council voted to award a three-year contract (C202612) to Dibble & Associates Consulting Engineers, Inc. for annual stormwater management program preparation and AZPDES Small MS4 permit compliance. The contract totals $70,875, with annual amounts of FY26: $22,930; FY27: $23,618; FY28: $24,327. The council recorded the item as approved on the agenda.
Town staff presented the contract as required to comply with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) program and the ADEQ Arizona Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (AZPDES) General Permit for Stormwater Discharges from Small MS4s in Arizona. The presentation noted that funds for the contract are included annually in the Town General Fund Community Development budget. The agenda indicates council may provide direction to the Town Manager; no written motion text, mover/second, or roll-call vote tally appears in the provided transcript segments.
The approval allows the town to continue its annual stormwater planning and permit coordination work with an outside engineering consultant. The contract schedule and amounts as listed in the agenda are: FY26 $22,930; FY27 $23,618; FY28 $24,327. The town did not specify a vote count in the transcript for the award. The council packet lists the contract number as C202612.
The item is recorded as approved on the meeting agenda; the next steps are to execute the contract and continue permit-year reporting and program activities under ADEQ requirements.
