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County staff outlines FY25–30 amended capital improvement program, flags debt guideline review and town project funding
Summary
Loudoun County staff presented the county administrator’s proposed FY25–30 amended Capital Improvement Program, previewing $3.8 billion in projects, a mix of county/transportation/school funding, and an anticipated increase to the annual debt issuance guideline in later years of the plan.
Loudoun County staff presented the county administrator’s proposed FY25 through FY30 amended Capital Improvement Program (CIP) to the Finance, Government, Operations and Economic Development Committee on Feb. 11, outlining new projects, funding sources and a schedule for Board review.
Nikki Spate, assistant director in Management and Budget, briefed the committee on the CIP proposal, which staff also referred to during the presentation as the FY26 proposed CIP. Spate said the six-year CIP totals roughly $3.8 billion — an increase of about $238 million over the FY25 adopted CIP — and distributes funding across county projects (approximately 33 percent), transportation (40 percent) and school projects (27 percent).
The presentation said transportation projects total about $1.5 billion over six years and that the county continues to leverage a broad mix of revenues to reduce pressure…
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