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Pike Road fund shows $11.30M proposed spending; major bridge and state-aid programs visible
Summary
Pike Road (Fund 131) proposes $11.30 million in expenditures for FY2026–27, with revenue dominated by gasoline taxes (about $3.11M) and state bridge-aid lines. The fund lists capital outlay and bridge projects supported by state aid.
The Pike Road fund (131) detailed in the packet shows total proposed spending of $11,299,825 for FY2026–27. The packet’s revenue pages show gasoline and motor-fuel taxes as the largest revenue source (about $3.11M), plus state bridge program and other state aid line items. Capital and bridge program totals and the state-aid bridge allocation are shown as substantial components of the fund’s activity.
Line-item tables include expected diesel and gasoline purchases, equipment parts, maintenance, and a multi-year bridge-rehabilitation plan with engineering and construction allocations. The packet also includes fund-balance projections and the expected end-of-year balance for the Pike Road fund.
