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Council reviews Capital Improvement Plan and Transportation Improvement Plan; director warns projects rely on grants
Summary
Public works director presented the CIP and TIP Nov. 3, noting most 2026 items are carryovers and that "because streets are expensive to maintain, a lot of projects will rely on grant funding." Three streets are listed for repair in the TIP.
Director of Public Works Randi Perry presented the Capital Improvement Plan and the Transportation Improvement Plan to council, saying most items proposed for 2026 are carryovers from 2025 and highlighting anticipated changes. On the TIP she warned that "because streets are expensive to maintain, a lot of projects will rely on grant funding," and she noted that three streets are listed in the plan for repair. Councilmembers followed up with questions about what is and is not included in the plan and the likely funding sources.
Perry’s presentation framed the near‑term capital program as contingent on external funding; council members asked clarifying questions and will consider CIP/TIP details as the budget process moves toward final adoption.
