Summary
Hurricane City is updating its municipal code related to the Storm Drain Master Plan and adjusting the monthly drainage utility fee, which directly impacts local property owners and utility ratepayers.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 6
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Aug 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
Changes to the monthly drainage utility fee will directly affect utility bill amounts for residents and property owners.
Property owners and residents benefit from updated stormwater management and infrastructure planning.
Ratepayers may experience increased monthly utility fees depending on the structure of the adopted fee adjustments.
Mentions & discussions (6)
Hurricane City Council — August 20, 2026
The council reviewed options to phase in new non-residential storm water drainage fees over four years to soften the financial impact on local businesses, accepting a temporary revenue shortfall.
Hurricane Public Notice — July 6, 2026
Hurricane City is updating its municipal code related to the Storm Drain Master Plan and adjusting the monthly drainage utility fee, which directly impacts local property owners and utility ratepayers.
Hurricane Public Notice — June 22, 2026
Hurricane City has adopted a new storm drain impact fee along with its supporting facilities plan and analysis. These fees help ensure that new development helps pay for the necessary storm water infrastructure it requires.
Hurricane City Council — June 18, 2026
The city is proposing new storm drain impact fees for new construction and increases to monthly utility fees to help maintain aging infrastructure and fund $18.1 million in future stormwater projects.
Hurricane City Council — May 7, 2026
City staff highlighted severe stormwater drainage issues across Hurricane and proposed raising the monthly storm drain fee from $4 to $11 to fund critical pipe replacements and prevent future flooding.
Hurricane City Council — April 16, 2026
The city is considering raising monthly storm drain fees from $4 to $11 to fund critical pipe repairs and meet new state and federal environmental rules.
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