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Conroe reviews five‑year CIP with $375M in proposed water and sewer debt; council orders wastewater alternatives study
Summary
Public‑works and finance staff presented a five‑year CIP that includes roughly $375 million in proposed water and sewer debt and prioritized well redrills, treatment‑plant planning and projects with outside funding.
Conroe city staff presented the proposed five‑year capital improvement program (CIP) at the July 10 budget workshop, highlighting large water and sewer needs and related borrowing plans.
What staff presented: Public‑works and finance staff said the five‑year water and sewer CIP includes approximately $375 million in new debt over five years, with FY2026 shown in the presentation as roughly $39.2 million. The presentation emphasized prioritizing projects that have outside funding or required relocations (for example, TxDOT relocations), and noted mitigation funding tied to the Conroe Industrial Development Corporation (CIDC) for selected well projects.
Key decisions and directives - Wastewater study: Staff told council they will bring a formal alternatives analysis/study for wastewater treatment options (land acquisition, design and…
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