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Calaveras County unveils draft five-year CIP; supervisors press for firmer timelines and Caltrans coordination
Summary
Public Works presented a draft 2026 five-year Capital Improvement Program forecasting nearly $10 million in capital improvements next year and emphasizing restricted state and federal funding. Supervisors pressed staff for concrete timelines for paving projects delayed by water-district coordination and raised concerns about funding risk, bridge preservation and Caltrans communication.
Calaveras County Public Works presented a draft five-year Capital Improvement Program (CIP) to the Board of Supervisors on April 14, outlining completed projects, funding sources and a near-term paving plan while asking the board for direction on priorities and project timing.
The presenter (public works staff) told the board the CIP forecasted nearly $10,000,000 in capital improvements for the next fiscal year, the bulk of it in restricted state and federal grants, leaving a small pool of discretionary funds. Staff described new CIP features: district-level summary pages, planning-document references, an overview of Caltrans projects and a list of projects the Calaveras Council of Governments is leading to improve interagency coordination and transparency.
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