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Nooksack Council backs staff working with Widener & Associates on $61,229 FEMA estimate
Summary
Public Works Director Todd Daniels presented a Widener & Associates estimate of $61,229.06 for FEMA disaster-management work; the council indicated it was in favor of Widener assisting city staff with FEMA Public Assistance documentation, though no formal roll-call is recorded.
Public Works Director Todd Daniels told the Nooksack City Council on April 20 that Widener & Associates had prepared Exhibit B: FEMA 2025 Disaster Management Supplement 1, an estimate of $61,229.06 for work related to FEMA Public Assistance documentation. Council members indicated they were in favor of Widener & Associates working with Nooksack staff on the FEMA paperwork.
The presentation, led by Daniels, identified the $61,229.06 estimate as the projected cost associated with the disaster-management supplement prepared by Widener & Associates. The transcript records the council consensus as "in favor," but does not show a formal roll-call vote or tally. The decision directs staff to coordinate with the consultant on FEMA documentation and claim preparation as appropriate.
Mayor Kevin Hester and councilmembers present—Steve Neyens, Randy Relethford, Dave Finet and Marshall Judy—were listed on the attendance record; Councilmember Elizabeth Bahzad was absent with notice. The next procedural step in the transcript is for city staff to proceed with engagement and documentation; the record does not specify contract terms, a formal contract award, or an estimated timeline for submission to FEMA.
