SCOG representative outlines Anthony's ICIP priorities for FY 2028–2032

Tiffany Goolsby, projects coordinator and South Central Council of Governments (SCOG) representative, presented an overview of the Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan (ICIP) and opened the topic for public input.

Goolsby said the current ICIP will be updated for Fiscal Years 2028–2032 and explained the program's purpose and thresholds. "ICIP projects typically involve capital improvements exceeding $10,000 with a useful life of approximately ten years and are used to support grant applications and long-term planning," she said. The board was invited to consider priorities that will position Anthony for future grant funding.

The ICIP is an annually updated planning document that identifies and prioritizes capital projects for future fiscal years. Goolsby emphasized the plan's role in long-term infrastructure sequencing rather than short-term maintenance decisions. She opened the item to public input but no specific public commenters or additional project proposals were recorded in the transcript during the provided segments.

Next steps conveyed were that staff and SCOG will incorporate feedback into the draft ICIP update for FY 2028–2032 to return for further review and potential formal adoption in a future meeting.