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Cramerton Manager outlines 2023–24 project goals including park and trail priorities

Board of Commissioners of the Town of Cramerton · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Town Manager Zach Ollis presented the 2023–24 CIP fixed and non-fixed project priorities to the board on July 18, 2023, listing park improvements, trail connections, a pedestrian bridge, a fire truck replacement and increased police training budget among planned items.

Town Manager Zach Ollis reviewed the Town of Cramerton’s 2023–24 project goals during the July 18 Board of Commissioners meeting, identifying both fixed and non-fixed Capital Improvement Program priorities.

Fixed projects Ollis listed included a small area plan carried out with Assistant Town Manager Josh Watkins, a CB Huss moisture mitigation project (largely completed in FYE 2023), CB Huss baseball field improvements and phase 4 of Centennial Park. Among non-fixed or prospective projects he cited were a Trail to Timberlake at South Point High School (SCHS), phase 3 of Centennial Park, a pedestrian bridge to Timberlake and Lakewood, improvements to the dais in the commission chamber, replacement of a 1994 fire truck and an increase to the Police Department’s training budget.

The presentation was recorded in the meeting packet as the list of projects the board has identified as priorities; the minutes do not record a separate formal vote adopting the CIP or an itemized funding plan tied to these projects at this meeting.

The manager’s overview links to other items on the agenda, including the Riverlink presentation, which designers said could affect timing and budgets for trail-related projects.