Preliminary 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Plan
Summary
The city laid out $118.2 million in capital projects over five years — streets, parks, buildings, and utilities. A $10 million street bond sale is planned to close a roughly $5 million annual funding gap, adding about $43 a year to taxes on a $350,000 home. The mayor warned the 2027 budget will be the biggest yet, driven largely by 24/7 fire service.
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Last discussed Aug 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
Bond repayment would add roughly $43 a year to a $350,000 home's property taxes starting in 2028, on top of rising equipment and building rent charges.
Residents get rebuilt streets, new parks, upgraded fire staffing, and maintained facilities spread over time.
Taxpayers face a notably larger 2027-2028 budget burden, driven mostly by 24/7 fire department operations.
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