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Buckeye retools CIP, readies geobond to fund fire stations, roadway pinch‑point fixes and public‑safety projects
Summary
City staff described a restructured capital improvement program, new project‑selection processes and a planned geobond program that would fund two fire stations, public‑safety headquarters design and priority transportation projects; staff said Sensei IQ and tighter KPIs will improve delivery.
City staff described a restructured capital improvement program (CIP) and an initial geobond financing plan during a Buckeye City Council workshop, presenting new governance, project‑selection criteria and delivery tools intended to reduce carryovers and speed project completion.
The changes matter because the CIP accounts for the largest share of the recommended FY‑26 budget and funds transportation, public safety, utilities, parks and other projects; staff said improved project controls and additional funding are needed to deliver a larger volume of projects.
Javier (CIP management office) said staff reworked selection and delivery after years of inconsistent scopes and reporting: “The ultimate measure of a capital program is its ability of delivering projects that meet expectations.” He described steps taken with consultant LJA to limit the program to projects the city can deliver, standardize scopes and…
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