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Redington Shores applies for two HMGP grants for stormwater and utility undergrounding projects
Summary
Administrator Margaret Carey reported applying for two Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) applications for stormwater infrastructure and utility undergrounding; the minutes list potential HMGP awards of $2.5 million and $1.6 million (together about $4.1 million), with final decisions expected in July.
Interim Administrator Margaret Carey reported updates to the Capital Improvement Plan and said she had applied for two Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) grants. Carey told the board she attended a Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) meeting earlier in the day and that both the stormwater infrastructure and utility undergrounding projects ranked favorably in the preliminary ranking.
The meeting minutes list a potential $2.5 million HMGP application for a project identified as "Helene" and a separate $1.6 million HMGP application; the minutes say final grant voting will occur in July. The two amounts total about $4.1 million when combined; the minutes do not specify the precise scope or location for the entries beyond the project name used in the document.
Commissioner CJ Hoyt thanked Administrator Carey for sourcing and applying for the grants. No award or binding commitment was reported at the June 25 workshop; final funding is contingent on the HMGP selection and any required local match or conditions.
