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Flood mitigation project advances to 60% design, BUILD grant pending, easement work expected in 2027

Tusayan Town Council · June 18, 2026
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Summary

Council heard the Flood Mitigation Capital Project is at 30% design with 60% design work starting; staff said 2027 budgeting includes easement acquisition and property work for Phase 1 and that a pending BUILD grant decision is expected later this month.

Town Manager Clifton and finance staff reported that the Flood Mitigation Capital Project is currently at 30% design and that the next step—advancing to 60% design—will begin and likely take several months. The 60% design is expected to strengthen grant applications and help initiate negotiations with property owners for easements and acquisitions budgeted in 2027.

Beuning told the Council estimated funding for Flood Mitigation in early years will come primarily from transfers from the General Fund plus anticipated grant funds; Phase 2 is listed in planning materials but currently has no dollar amounts assigned pending future grant awards and therefore is excluded from long-term financial projections until funding becomes more certain. Council was told a pending BUILD grant decision is expected later in the month, and staff characterized the design progress as positioning the Town to pursue federal funds more effectively.