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FY 2026 Budget Book

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Playgrounds: Repairs and Maintenance Parks Maint $200,000 
This project will serve as a fund to cover various repairs and maintenance across all parks in the 
City. This will give the department the ability to address aging playgrounds and provide funds to 
stay in compliance with a preventative replacement schedule.  
 
Sports Field Improvements Parks Maint $30,000 
Parks and Recreation completed a fencing, netting, and windscreen audit to determine needs across 
all parks. This project will replace several stretches of fencing, netting, and windscreens in 
immediate need of repair and help provide for future replacements. 
 
Parks Maintenance Equipment Parks Maint $26,000 
Updated equipment is needed to adequately manage fields across Smyrna parks. FY26 funds are 
planned to purchase a new seeder, which will spread seeds evenly across turf.  
Total Parks & Recreation  $336,000 
 
 
 
Fire Training Ground Improvements Fire $30,000 
This project will increase the effectiveness of the fire training ground by pouring a concrete slab 
at the existing location, constructing a lean-to for storage, adding gravel, buying more props, and 
generally upkeeping the area. The project contributes to initiatives of community risk reduction 
and professional development.  
 
Functional Fitness Equipment Fire $30,000 
This project will provide fitness equipment that mimics and improves movements commonly 
done during fire and rescue operations. This equipment will reduce injuries and prolong careers 
of firefighters.  
Property & Evidence Remodel/Locker Replace Police $55,000 
This project will improve and modernize the overall look and performance of the property and 
evidence processing area, along with replacing property and evidence lockers. Several of the 
lockers are currently irreparably damaged.  
 
Total Public Safety  $115,000 
 
 
 
Traffic Sign & Striping Improvements Engineering $50,000 
To comply with regulations and standards set by the Federal Highway Administration, this project 
is recommended to update roadway pavement markings. The markings will allow the City to 
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