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Ferguson Township reviews $31.5 million 2026'2030 capital plan, flags multiple projects for follow-up
Summary
The Ferguson Township Board of Supervisors reviewed a proposed $31.5 million, 87-project Capital Improvement Plan for 2026'2030 on June 25, focusing on 2026 priorities including road paving, stormwater pipe lining, pedestrian safety projects and a possible west-side fire station satellite; several items were flagged for additional detail and tomorrow's meeting.
Ferguson Township's Board of Supervisors on June 25 reviewed a proposed 2026'2030 Capital Improvement Program totaling $31.5 million across 87 projects, with $5.54 million budgeted for 2026 and multiple line items flagged for follow-up at the board's next meeting.
Township Manager said the plan "outlines a thoughtful priority based framework for capital investments over the next five years, totaling 31,500,000 across 87 projects with a projected 5,540,000 in capital expenditures for 2026," and asked the board to prioritize 2026 items because those allocations feed into the operating budget.
The board spent the largest portion of discussion on roads and stormwater. Township Engineer Seibert detailed the 2026 paving slate — including Cato Avenue, Enterprise Drive, Lynn Street, Terra Circle and Bergman Court — and explained the township's reliance on a pavement condition index and family degradation curves to decide when to perform base repairs versus preservation treatments. "These roads are showing up in our paver program as they're starting to show…
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