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Council approves $133,500 Mead & Hunt contract to design Park of Honor pump station

City of South Daytona City Council · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Using a FEMA grant, South Daytona will hire Mead & Hunt for $133,500 to design and permit a replacement stormwater pumping station at Park of Honor to reduce flooding in Western Road, Katherine Street and Jacobs Road areas.

Council approved a $133,500 contract with Mead & Hunt on June 9 to design and permit a replacement stormwater pumping station at the Park of Honor, a project funded by a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grant. City Manager James L. Gillis Jr. told the council the firm ranked highest in the selection process and is ready to start immediately.

Gillis said the new pump station is intended to alleviate flooding in the Western Road, Katherine Street and Jacobs Road area. Vice‑Mayor Doug Quartier moved to approve the contract; Councilwoman Lisa O'Neal seconded the motion and the council voted unanimously to proceed.

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