Summary
The Office of Management and Budget presented the five-year Capital Improvement Program, outlining major utility and non-utility projects, capacity fees, and general obligation bond funding. Officials addressed inflation pressures and the need to address deferred maintenance on aging city facilities.
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Last discussed Apr 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
The CIP governs multi-million dollar investments across utility and non-utility funds, supported by general obligation bonds, utility revenues, and capacity fees.
Mesa residents and commercial developers benefit from expanded infrastructure, upgraded roadways, renovated parks, and reliable utility systems.
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