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Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Utah, on the record.

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Hurricane

Contracts and spending

Who Hurricane pays, for what, and how the vendor was chosen: the contracts, bid awards, change orders, purchases, grants and land deals recorded in the City Council meetings written up so far, from the meeting minutes and packets, plus what the city paid its biggest vendors from the state transparency site.

Covers 2 meetings from October 1, 2026 to October 15, 2026; not every meeting in that span may be included. An approved amount is a ceiling or authorization, not money paid.

In brief

4 spending items recorded in Hurricane meetings between 2026 and 2026.

By type: 2 payment, 1 contract, and 1 bond.

Contracts, purchases and land deals approved in these meetings
$0
Line items
4
Vendors
0

Recorded spending decisions and proposals

Recorded amounts can include estimates, authorizations and payments. Read the transaction type and outcome before comparing; these figures are not a single total of money paid. Calendar year refers to the meeting date, not a certified fiscal period.

 

DateWho and whatAmount
Thu, Oct 15Advanced Construction and Design, LLC: 100 South improvements · Low bid of 6 (range $2,159,723.64 to $3,380,303.35)
Award of 100 South improvement project bid (300 West to Main Street) · Pending
$2.16 million
Thu, Oct 15Academy Construction Lending LC: Sands Cove Phase 2 park, impact fee voucher reimbursement · Parks impact fee vouchers
Reimbursement agreements: Sands Cove Phase 2 park and Lakeside at Desert Sands · Pending
$1.40 million
Thu, Oct 15Quality Development, LLC: Sand Hollow Road widening reimbursement · Impact fee credits
Reimbursement agreements: Sands Cove Phase 2 park and Lakeside at Desert Sands · Pending
$142,509.10
Thu, Oct 1No vendor named: Maximum principal of Series 2027 electric revenue bonds for substations and an SR-7 transmission line · Council resolution · Impact fees expected to repay
Resolution 2026-35: up to $24 million in electric revenue bonds, Series 2027 · Approved
$24.0 million