Stormwater Master Plan Contract Increase
Summary
The commission is set to consider a $31 million retroactive contract increase with Hazen and Sawyer for stormwater master plan modeling and design. With flooding a chronic concern in Fort Lauderdale, this shapes how the city plans drainage improvements for years to come.
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Last discussed Jun 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
A $31 million contract increase, plus two separately negotiated stormwater construction projects, could significantly affect utility rates and capital budgets.
Residents in flood-prone neighborhoods like Melrose Manors and Riverland stand to benefit from improved drainage planning and construction.
Ratepayers could face higher costs if the contract increase drives up stormwater utility fees.
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