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Emeryville details $31.6 million in near-complete CIP projects, flags stormwater and sewer needs
Summary
Public works presented a Capital Improvement Program update covering completed and in-progress projects — from EV chargers and civic facility upgrades to a $31.5 million Fortieth Street multimodal program — and noted regulatory and budget pressures on stormwater and sewer work.
Mohammed Alloway, Emeryville’s public works director, told the council on Sept. 16 that the Department of Public Works has completed or advanced dozens of capital projects funded in the 2025–27 city budget and outlined priorities moving forward.
"We are here today to discuss updates to the capital improvement program as allocated by the 2527 approved budget," Alloway said, opening a slide-by-slide account that listed accomplishments and funding for infrastructure, facilities and mobility projects.
The presentation listed facility investments including installation of 10 EV chargers (16 ports) across three city sites at a construction cost of about $240,000, Civic Center conference room expansion ($70,000), and a design contract for a new corporation yard with a contract value of $659,000. Alloway said Civic Center carpet replacement cost $191,000 and exterior painting/window work and paving were implemented…
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