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Clearwater City Council approved increased funding for Marymont Park debris management
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Clearwater City Council Approves $23K More for Marymont Park Debris Management, Total Reaches $105K

Clearwater City Council has approved an additional $23,356 for disaster debris management services at Marymont Park. This increase raises the total purchase order for the Marymont Park Restoration Project to $105,746.00.

10/05/2026 · Clearwater edition

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Clearwater City Council approved an increase to a purchase order for disaster debris management at Marymont Park during its meeting on Thursday, August 20, 2026. The adjustment adds $23,356.00 to the existing contract with EnviroTrac LLC, a Tampa-based company.

The council's decision raised the total purchase order for the Marymont Park Restoration Project (ID# 00-0075-AD) from $82,390.00 to $105,746.00. This funding specifically covers disaster debris management services provided by EnviroTrac LLC.

This increase ensures the continued progress of the Marymont Park Restoration Project. The additional funds address the costs associated with managing debris, a critical component in restoring the park for community use. Residents can expect the restoration efforts to move forward with the necessary resources.

The agenda item, identified as ID#26-0459 and listed as 6.14 (other), was presented to the council for ratification and confirmation. The council also authorized appropriate officials to execute the revised purchase order, formalizing the increased commitment to the park's restoration.

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