Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan (FY 2027–FY 2031)
Summary
The city tentatively adopted its five-year roadmap of infrastructure spending — roads, parks, water and sewer projects and more. The water and sewer fund shrank by $7.3 million, but officials confirmed no planned improvements slip because interest earnings replace fund-balance transfers.
At a glance
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Last discussed Sep 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
Capital spending is funded partly by interest earnings, avoiding a draw on fund balance.
Residents across the city who will use the roads, parks, water and sewer systems being fixed over the next five years.
Mentions & discussions (2)
CITY COMMISSION - SPECIAL MEETING - First Budget Hearing - Sep 9, 2026
The city tentatively adopted its five-year roadmap of infrastructure spending — roads, parks, water and sewer projects and more. The water and sewer fund shrank by $7.3 million, but officials confirmed no planned improvements slip because interest earnings replace fund-balance transfers.
City Commission Conference Meeting and CRA Board Meeting - Feb 3, 2026
Four draft priorities will shape next year's budget: public safety, homelessness, infrastructure/resilience, and public spaces. The mayor got grocery-store incentives broadened beyond Flagler Village, and the one-stop-shop site will get community charrettes before anything is built.
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