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Tampa outlines $1.7 billion five-year CIP and debt plan, flags $252 million non-ad valorem debt and longer-term utility needs
Summary
City staff presented a five-year capital improvement program of roughly $1.7 billion with about $420 million in FY26 and described debt plans including a projected $252 million of non-ad valorem issuances over the next 3-5 years, a planned wastewater (pipes) program in the mid future (~$764 million) and a proposed long-term solid-waste refunding.
Dennis Rejero, chief financial officer, presented the City of Tampa's capital improvement program and related debt plan to the City Council, summarizing a five-year CIP totalling roughly $1.7 billion and debt issuance planning tied to major utility and public-safety projects.
The FY26 slice of the five-year CIP was shown at a little over $420 million, with the largest shares in utilities and transportation and notable…
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