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FY 2026 Budget Book

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maintain proper retroreflectivity on roads. Additionally, the project will replace signage as needed 
throughout the City.  
 
Traffic Signal Improvements Engineering $70,000 
This project will address traffic signals across the City, including needed repairs, signal timing 
studies, and signal design. 
 
City Building Backflow Testing and Replacement Facilities $25,000 
This project will complete required yearly testing on backflow assemblies. This will ensure water 
flow is going in the correct direction and will prevent contamination.  
 
Public Works Restroom Addition Facilities $25,000 
Existing restroom facility at the Public Works Complex are inadequate. This deficiency causes 
work delays and overall inefficiency. This project will expand the restrooms to address the issue.  
Green Energy Projects Facilities $1,000,000 
This is a recurring project that focuses on various energy improvements, including HVAC 
replacement, lighting, and generators.  
 
City Water Heater Replacement Facilities $50,000 
This project will proactively replace water heaters at the end of their 7-10 year life cycle, which 
can prevent damage to city buildings from issues like flooding.  
 
Leak Detection Facilities $75,000 
This project will implement a leak protection system that shuts down all potable water in a 
building whenever a leak is detected. This is an expansion of a similar system already installed in 
City Hall.  
 
Bridge Repairs and Maintenance Hwys & Streets $175,000 
This project is to repair several bridges across the City that have been revealed to be deficient by a 
recent study.  
 
Sanitation Carts Sanitation $100,000 
This annually recurring project funds the purchase of new and replacement roll-out carts.  
 
Replace Underground Sanitation Carts Sanitation  $25,000 
This is a multi-year project to replace underground sanitation cans throughout the City. 
Neighborhoods with underground cans are not well-suited for the standard roll-out carts. The new 
cans have a 10-15 year life expectancy.  
 
Total Public Works   $1,595,000 
 
General Government $0 
Parks & Recreation  $336,000 
Public Safety $115,000 
Public Works $1,595,000 
Total FY 2026 Recommended Funding for General Fund CIP $2,046,000 
 
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