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Staff outlines proposed changes to Shenandoah County 2027–31 CIP: focus on projects over $50,000

Shenandoah County Citizens Advisory Committee · September 24, 2025
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Summary

County staff presented a plan to update the 2027–31 Capital Improvement Program, emphasizing detailed implementation for projects over $50,000; more than 30 projects are under review and staff aim to seek approval by year-end.

Lemuel Hancock reported that he and Amy Dill, the county’s director of finance, presented an updated CIP process to the Planning Commission for the 2027–31 period. The proposed process emphasizes documenting implementation details for major projects (defined as costs over $50,000) to improve project readiness and budgeting.

Hancock said the review currently covers more than 30 projects and that the Board of Supervisors, Planning Commission, Shenandoah County Public Schools and the CAC will have opportunities to assess the draft. Staff aim to seek formal approval of the CIP document by the end of the calendar year.

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