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Monroe County Legislature adopts 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Program unanimously
Summary
After a public hearing with one speaker, the Monroe County Legislature adopted the 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Program (Res. 214 / 25-0158) by a unanimous 27–0 vote, establishing the county's capital spending priorities for the next six years.
The Monroe County Legislature on July 8 adopted the county's 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Program (CIP), passing Resolution 25-0158 (Res. 214) by a recorded vote of 27–0.
The action followed a public hearing on the CIP during the recess; the record notes there "was one speaker" and that "the Public Hearing concluded at 6:38 P.M." The measure had been lifted from the table earlier in the meeting before the full vote. The CIP establishes multi-year priorities that guide county capital projects and bonding decisions.
Sponsors listed for the motion included Legislator Frazier and several co-sponsors. The Legislature proceeded under the usual order of business and treated the CIP as part of a block of agenda items moved together earlier in the evening. The official journal records the vote tally as unanimous.
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