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Northumberland Board adopts FY2027–2031 Capital Improvement Plan totaling $1.35 million for FY27
Summary
The Board approved the FY2027–2031 CIP after a unanimous Planning Commission recommendation; the FY27 total is $1,351,721. The plan was adopted as presented with a 5–0 vote.
County Planner Stuart McKenzie told the Board the Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of the FY2027–2031 Capital Improvement Plan. McKenzie stated the total for FY27 is $1,351,721. A member of the public suggested exploring grant opportunities to fund some CIP items. The Board approved the CIP as presented (motion by Chip Williams; second by James Long; vote 5–0).
Why it matters: the CIP sets out planned capital spending priorities for the county over the next five fiscal years and allocates $1,351,721 for projects in FY27 identified in the draft plan.
What’s next: departments will proceed with projects identified in the CIP subject to budget appropriations and grant pursuit.
