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Council adopts 2026 CIP and multiple bond anticipation notes as part of 2026 budget preparations
Summary
The Wyoming City Council adopted the 2026 Capital Improvement Program and approved several bond anticipation note ordinances (water, road, and various-purpose) along with revised 2026 fees; total proposed 2026 budget presented at $34.8 million.
The Wyoming City Council adopted its 2026 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) and approved several financing measures after a staff presentation on planned projects and the proposed 2026 budget.
City Manager Rusty Herzog presented the 2026 CIP and listed phase 2 road and water projects supported in part by a SORTA grant of $2.1 million within a $12.1 million project list. Herzog outlined proposed projects including water work on Mount Pleasant, a $200,000 sidewalk replacement program (about $125,000 expected from a Community Development Block Grant and roughly $75,000 from the general fund), a $900,000 recreation turf field replacement and fan-experience improvements (general fund), a proposed $100,000 income-tax software replacement, $30,000 in pool…
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