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Finance Committee pauses 2026–2030 CIP, asks staff to align plan with 2026 budget and bond requests
Summary
The Green Bay Finance Committee reviewed the draft 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Plan and instructed staff to revise the document to be more realistic about bonding, add recurring mill‑and‑pave allocations, add a City Hall first‑floor/security line item, and return the CIP together with the 2026 budget and specific bond requests.
The Green Bay Finance Committee on Sept. 23 reviewed a draft 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) and voted to hold the document for revision, asking staff to return a revised CIP that matches likely 2026 bond requests and budget realities.
Committee members spent the bulk of the meeting probing assumptions in the draft CIP. Department of Public Works staff said the DPW equipment request increased by about $1 million from the prior year and that bridge projects would be funded from fund balance rather than bonding. Staff recommended $1 million in 2026 for a mill‑and‑pave program and said street selections will be finalized after PASER ratings are complete.
Members urged the department to show multi‑year mill‑and‑pave allocations rather than a…
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