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Clovis commission adopts infrastructure capital plan, prioritizing seven projects
Summary
The City of Clovis approved Resolution No. 3385-2026 to adopt its Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan for FY2028 and prioritize seven projects, including a new fire substation and major roadway work; the commission voted by voice and sent the plan to representatives for funding consideration.
The City of Clovis Commission voted to adopt an Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan (ICIP) at a special meeting, endorsing a list of seven priority projects and directing staff to forward the plan to city representatives for funding pursuit.
Alexis Hobbs, identified in the meeting as the grama coordinator, presented the ICIP and laid out the commission's top seven projects. "We have our ICIP plan for the FY 2028, for and that's gonna be for the resolution that we are passing this morning," Hobbs said, then listed project-specific requests: a Northeast Fire Substation with $800,000 requested for 2028 planning and design and $4,000,000 for construction in 2029; Llano Estacado roadway improvements with about $547,000 funded to date and $7,000,000 needed to complete construction in 2028; Hillcrest Park Zoo improvements with $100,000 funded to date and further needs described in the presentation; a secured parking and storage project for the police department on Connolly for $400,000; an airport fixed-base operator expansion at $350,000; continued park improvements (first and follow-up allocations of $500,000 and $300,000 as presented); and a residential street lighting program listed at $200,000 in the current year and again in 2029.
Commission discussion was brief. Commissioner Pallett stated he had no questions, and staff offered to continue detailed conversations with the mayor when available. A motion to adopt the resolution was called and recorded in the transcript as made by Commissioner Jones and seconded (the transcript identifies the second as "Commissioner Carlson"). The chair then declared the vote: "Well, all the ayes have it. ... The motion passed, and we are adjourned." The commission did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript; the clerk announced a quorum earlier in the meeting.
The adopted measure, listed in the meeting as "resolution number 33 85-20 26," will be sent to city representatives for funding pursuit and further action. The commission adjourned following the vote.
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