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Staunton staff preview $75 million five-year CIP; water, sewer and public safety projects highlighted
Summary
City staff presented the proposed FY2026 five-year capital improvement plan totaling about $75 million and described new reserves for affordable housing, police relocation, fire station work, fleet replacement and prioritized water and sewer projects.
City staff on Feb. 27 presented a proposed FY2026 five-year capital improvement plan (CIP) for Staunton that totals roughly $75 million across funds and introduces new reserves for affordable housing, police relocation and ongoing equipment replacement programs.
Jesse Moyers, the city's chief finance officer, described a retooled CIP format with project sheets and photos, and said the five-year total is "a little over $75,000,000" spread across the general fund, water, sewer, stormwater, environmental and schools funds. Moyers walked council through new reserves and notable projects.
New reserves and public-safety projects: Moyers described a proposed affordable and workforce housing reserve beginning at $30,000 in FY26 and building to $50,000 over five years to support strategies of the housing work group. He said the city proposes a new…
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