Dave Imlay serves on the Hurricane City Council with a term expiring in December 2029. His listed responsibilities cover the Hurricane Valley Fire District Board, power, recreation, the swimming pool, theater and events. The city's February 2026 preliminary official statement lists him as David Imlay and says he served 17 years as Hurricane's power director before his 2025 election.
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.
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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.
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On Oct. 1, Hurricane's Municipal Building Authority authorized up to $27 million in lease revenue bonds for a new police station and city hall, raising the maximum interest rate to 6.5% from the 6% in the draft. A public hearing is set for Nov. 5; the final amount has not been set.
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A facts-only review of Hurricane's public financial records, starting with its $151 million fiscal 2026-27 budget, an audit presentation for fiscal 2024-25 that minutes describe as showing no findings, and borrowing limits set for a pool, a civic campus and electric projects.