$4.7 million in state appropriations for Dunedin projects
Summary
Dunedin secured $4.7 million from the state this year: a $200,000 high-water rescue vehicle for fire rescue, $1.5 million to replace the last unlined water main along Alt. U.S. 19 (a project pushed since the 1990s), and $3 million for marina hurricane repairs.
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Last discussed Sep 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
That's $4.7 million of state money covering projects that would otherwise fall on local taxpayers.
Everyone: firefighters get better flood rescue gear, Alt. 19 residents get the aging water main finally replaced, and the marina gets storm repairs.
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COMMISSION WORKSHOP - Sep 1, 2026
Dunedin secured $4.7 million from the state this year: a $200,000 high-water rescue vehicle for fire rescue, $1.5 million to replace the last unlined water main along Alt. U.S. 19 (a project pushed since the 1990s), and $3 million for marina hurricane repairs.
CITY COMMISSION (Regular) - Jan 22, 2026
An $828,000 federal earmark for the pier came through the House appropriations process, but PSTA must exercise control and ownership over a portion of the improvement — a legal structure the city is still working through with the city attorney.
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