Clearwater City Council Approves Three Disaster Recovery Consulting Agreements to Strengthen Community Resilience
Clearwater City Council approved three disaster recovery consulting agreements on September 17, 2026, designating IEM International Inc. as primary consultant, with Hagerty Consulting and Tidal Basin Government Consulting as secondary and tertiary consultants. The agreements aim to strengthen the city's ability to respond to and recover from future disasters.
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Clearwater City Council approved three agreements for disaster recovery consulting services during its meeting on September 17, 2026. This action aims to strengthen the city's ability to respond to and recover from future disasters, ensuring a more resilient community.
The agreements designate IEM International Inc. as the primary consultant, Hagerty Consulting, Inc. as the secondary consultant, and Tidal Basin Government Consulting, LLC as the tertiary consultant. These firms will provide specialized expertise and support to Clearwater's disaster preparedness and recovery efforts.
The selection of multiple consultants ensures that the city has a robust network of support available, capable of handling various aspects of disaster management, from initial response coordination to long-term recovery planning and federal aid navigation. This layered approach provides redundancy and diverse skill sets for complex disaster scenarios.
City Council addressed this matter as item 6.21 on its agenda. The approval of these agreements reflects a proactive stance by Clearwater to enhance its infrastructure and planning for potential emergencies, safeguarding residents and city assets.
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