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Farmington adopts $59 million 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Program
Summary
The Farmington Planning Commission adopted the 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Program, a six-year planning list that the city said includes about $59,000,000 of projects and roughly 120 entries; adoption does not guarantee funding for every listed project.
The Farmington Planning Commission adopted the city’s 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Program (CIP), a six-year planning document listing projects the city is considering for future funding and implementation. Staff said the CIP totals about $59,000,000 across roughly 120 projects and noted that listing a project in the CIP does not guarantee available funding.
Staff cited Michigan Public Act 33 of 2008 and Farmington City Code §23-29 as the legal basis for preparing a six-year capital improvement program and told the commission the plan is available for public review on the city’s website and in the city manager’s office. The commission opened a public hearing on the CIP, received no substantive public comments during the record reported here, and later voted to adopt the program.
Staff characterized the CIP as a road map to inform future funding and planning decisions, drawn from city planning documents and input from administration and boards and commissions. The commission’s adoption advances the CIP to the administrative and implementation steps that involve budgeting and project prioritization, though not all listed projects are funded as adopted.
The commission recorded the motion to adopt and voted to approve the CIP.
