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Horry County staff outline $72.7 million FY26 capital plan, commission approves
Summary
Staff presented a FY26 capital improvement plan with a $72.7 million budget and multiple bond issuances; commissioners approved the plan after a brief presentation and no public input.
Planning staff presented the county's proposed FY26 capital improvement plan and debt service totals at the May 1 Horry County Planning Commission meeting and the commission voted to approve the plan.
A staff presenter said, "our capital budget for the year is $72,700,000," and described general obligation bonds of $30,400,000 and a fire bond of $3,500,000 to fund projects. The presentation named key FY26 capital projects including phases 2 and 3 of the public safety training facility, a new EMS station in Windy Hill (North Myrtle Beach), a Presswick Fire/EMS station, conversion of the Gore Town Station to fire/EMS, continued stormwater management and public transportation initiatives, and upgrades to parks, recreation, technology and equipment. Staff also presented a 10‑year projection (FY26–FY35) of $555,600,000 and anticipated general obligation bonds of $218,500,000 and fire bonds of $33,800,000.
Chair opened public input on the item; no members of the public spoke. The commission called for a motion, seconded, and the motion carried. The approval is recorded as the commission's decision on the FY26 capital improvement plan and debt service as presented today.
