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Council hears details on $6.3M muck‑removal project and Algonquin Sports Complex timing
Summary
City staff listed planned capital projects including a $6,300,000 muck removal job, completion of the Algonquin Sports Complex by mid‑October and a one‑time pavilion replacement at Millennium Beach Park; funding will combine grants and fund balance.
City Manager John W. Coffey presented the city's capital project list for FY27, highlighting a $6,300,000 muck removal project and the ongoing completion work at the Algonquin Sports Complex. "You can see the chart ... right off the bat, you see 6,300,000 in the muck removal," Coffey said, adding the city is assembling grant proposals to supplement local funding.
Coffey also listed other priorities: the final funding year for the fire annex, a second year of ladder truck funding, and replacement of the main pavilion at Millennium Beach Park as a sizable, one‑time project. He said the Algonquin Sports Complex is expected to finish by mid‑October and that related projects will be completed over the following 60 days. Funding sources discussed included grants (the Save Our Indian River Lagoon program was specifically referenced) and the targeted use of fund balance.
