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City presents $11.8 million FY26 bond and five-year capital improvement plan to planning board
Summary
City Manager Phil Crowell presented the five-year Capital Improvement Plan and an FY26 bond proposal to the Auburn Planning Board on March 11, highlighting public safety facility sequencing, building acquisitions and multiple large projects.
City Manager Phil Crowell briefed the Auburn Planning Board on March 11 about the city’s five-year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) and a proposed Fiscal Year 2026 bond package that would fund public safety, facilities upgrades, parks, roads and other infrastructure.
Crowell told the board the CIP shows a multi-year program and that the FY26 bond sheet is the immediate focus. He described the city’s decision to buy a building on Kitty Hawk to house the fire department — allowing the public safety facility project to be done in one phase — and estimated the Engine 2 facility at South Main Street would cost roughly $8.4 million when…
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