Flood Mitigation Services for Residents of the City of Longview

How it works

The City of Longview approved a contract with RestoPros to provide flood mitigation services for residents of the City of Longview. The city said it was accepting the proposal for these services and authorizing staff to negotiate and execute a contract, with renewal for up to four additional one-year terms at the city manager’s discretion.

What the money covers

The official minutes describe the service as "residential flood mitigation services" within city limits. The document does not list a package of eligible work items, but it does state the pricing structure used for the contractor: regular service callout rate of $250 per hour and after-hours/emergency rate of $352 per hour.

Amounts and matching

This is a city-funded service arrangement rather than a homeowner reimbursement program. The city document gives vendor rates, but it does not state any direct homeowner subsidy amount, match requirement, reimbursement cap, or household income limit.

How to apply

The minutes do not give a homeowner application process. They only show the city’s procurement and contract approval action.

Timing and deadlines

The council action occurred on 2026-04-23. The minutes state the contract may be renewed for up to four additional one-year terms, but they do not specify when residents can request service or any deadline for participation.