Clinton County hears 2026 CIP update and 10‑year projection
Summary
County staff presented the 2026 capital improvement program and a 10‑year projection, explaining reappropriations, an equipment replacement schedule and placeholder estimates for future facilities; commissioners pressed staff on priorities, contractor availability and master‑plan contingencies for the fairgrounds.
County staff presented a revised 2026 capital improvement program (CIP) and a 10‑year projection intended to guide the 2027 budget. The update split projected work into four tables: reappropriations from 2025, an equipment replacement schedule, future major facility development and improvements to existing facilities; staff cautioned projections beyond 2027 are estimates and subject to change.
The presentation framed the materials as a planning tool that staff will update annually and use to recommend priorities to commissioners. A staff member said the packet was reorganized to make the information clearer for the board, and commissioners urged staff to highlight statutorily required items and health‑and‑safety priorities when presenting recommended lists. The board did not take formal action on the CIP at the meeting; staff said they will return with a prioritized recommendation for the 2027 budget.
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