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CITYSyracuse, UT · Apr 30, 2026

Syracuse Awards $640,723 Contract for 3000 West Roadway and Signal Project

The City Council unanimously approved a construction contract for road improvements, including a new emergency signal and roundabout infrastructure.

The Bottom Line

Leon Poulsen was awarded the contract to install a raised median, an emergency signal for the fire station, and parking for park expansions.

The Case For

  • The project addresses critical infrastructure needs, including drainage repairs for the dog park and footings for a roundabout sculpture.
  • The contract includes an emergency signal specifically for the fire station to improve public safety response times.

The Case Against

  • The city is currently facing a general fund deficit of approximately $316,000, leading to discussions about potential utility fee increases to cover infrastructure costs.

Key Numbers

  • $640,723 contract amount
  • 3 total bids received
  • $316,000 general fund deficit

Source Verification

The City Council decides | City | Meeting Transcript Segment 9

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  • "Motion to authorize administration to award the contract for the 3000 West Roadway and Signal Project to Leon Poulsen"
    Motions and Votes [3:39:56]
  • "Contract Amount: $640,723 (Low bid by Leon Poulsen)."
    Key Figures and Notable Speakers [3:38:45]
  • "The project includes a raised median, an emergency signal for the fire station, footings/irrigation for the 'Bison' roundabout sculpture, park expansion parking lots, and drainage repairs for the dog park."
    Decisions and Staff Direction