The City Council adopted the City of Eagle fiscal year 2026–2030 capital plan after a staff presentation summarizing capital and maintenance priorities, funding assumptions and an interactive public interface for the project list.

Staff (Nicole) said the plan aligns year one with the FY26 budget and sets a fiscally constrained multi‑year pipeline. The plan retains a minimum capital reserve of $2,500,000, identifies a set aside of $2,000,000 toward the Linder Road (ACHD) project, and earmarks impact‑fee and general‑fund resources for projects including the Eagle City Athletic Park roads and fields, city shop replacement, downtown arch replacement and trail repairs.

Nicole described funded maintenance items for FY26 (heritage park carry‑over, Friendship Park playground, North Channel trail repair, Jackson House maintenance items, downtown arch replacement) and unfunded projects that remain on the prioritized list pending grants or partnerships (Street Festival street design, Eagle Road design and engineering, South Channel bridge and Linder Road underpass studies). She also noted an interactive online mapping interface that allows the public to search projects, see descriptions, estimated costs and contact staff.

Councilmembers praised the transparency and the online viewer; staff said the plan is a living document and amendments will be brought to council as funding or priorities change.

Why it matters: the capital plan sets multi‑year priorities and aligns funding estimates with projects that drive construction, maintenance and public events in Eagle; it centralizes project information for public review and establishes the city’s spending commitments and savings targets.