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Board prioritizes stormwater work and dam completion for FY2027

Boiling Spring Lakes City Board of Commissioners · January 26, 2026
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Summary

Boiling Spring Lakes commissioners identified stormwater management, road repairs, and sewer and water upgrades — including completing dams — as top goals for FY2027 and signaled expanded grant-seeking and a new Capital Projects Committee to pursue funding.

Mayor Jeff Winecoff opened the discussion on FY2027 priorities by emphasizing the city’s focus on stormwater management, the Land Use Plan and infrastructure upgrades. "Stormwater management, road infrastructure improvements, and enhancements to sewer and water systems are among my top priorities," he said, framing grant-seeking as critical to those efforts.

Commissioner Kim Sherwood summarized the board’s top five priorities as "sewer, water, roads, stormwater, and the completion of the dams," and urged the group to weigh which projects can be completed in-house versus requiring outside contractors. The board agreed to form a Capital Projects Committee to pursue grants and coordinate project planning. Next steps include department budget meetings and expanded grant outreach to fund capital and utility projects.