Trace the decisions and financial records linked to Hurricane's projects. A budget, bond ceiling, contract authorization and actual payment describe different things.
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Money in the record
contract: $2.16 million — 100 South improvements Record → · Oct. 15, 2026
Signed agreement and payments
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Work and operating costs
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On Oct. 1, Hurricane's council approved a lease-purchase agreement financing 75 lithium golf carts for $846,300 at 4.95%, with payments from Nov. 1, 2026 to Nov. 1, 2032. The city manager said the current carts were failing sooner than planned.
Hurricane raised its monthly storm drain fee from $4 to $11 in June. In September it adopted an ordinance replacing an earlier one with a tiered system that phases in charges over four years for nonresidential properties billed more than $100 a month, with Year 2 starting in July 2028.
In December 2025, Hurricane awarded a $14,379,788 bid to build a new pool and authorized up to $8 million in sales tax revenue bonds. A February offering described $5.6 million of bonds, marked preliminary. The Ledger has not seen a record of the final sale.
The City Council on Oct. 1 set a $24 million ceiling on electric revenue bonds for two substations and a transmission line along SR-7. The city manager put the work at about $21 million and said he expects impact fees to make the payments; the bonds are pledged to electric system revenues.
Flood damage near the Court of the Patriarchs in Zion National Park, Dec. 9, 1966. File photo. Courtesy Zion National Park; photographer Fred R. Brueck (ZION 8538). Photo: Fred R. Brueck, courtesy Zion National Park · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons (Zion National Park Museum and Archives, ZION 8538)
The Hurricane City Council's Oct. 15 agenda put a reconsideration of a denied rezone for a concrete batch plant, a $2.16 million low bid for 100 South improvements and a four-unit rezone on its list.
Hurricane's City Council voted 5-0 on Oct. 1 to adopt Ordinance 2026-23, vacating a portion of 2460 West Street and conveying it to Spilsbury Holdings, LLC; Resolution 2026-31, updating the city's records retention…
