Public works capital improvement projects.
Current Project Data#
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2026 Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan Priorities (R-2026-024 archived PDF)
The enacted City Council resolution establishes the 2026 policy priorities that guide capital investment across public works, transportation, housing, public safety, facilities, technology, redevelopment, and resilient infrastructure. Official R-26-9 matter record · Capital Spending placement
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2025 Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan Priorities (R-25-126 enacted PDF)
The enacted 2025 resolution establishes City Council priorities for the infrastructure capital improvements plan, guiding investment across streets, drainage, transit, parks, public safety, housing, facilities, technology, redevelopment, resilience, and other public infrastructure. Official R-25-126 matter record · Official enacted attachment · Capital Spending placement
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2025-2034 Decade Plan for Capital Improvements (R-25-117 enacted PDF)
The enacted resolution approves Albuquerque’s 2025-2034 decade plan and 2025 two-year capital budget, programming general-obligation investments for streets, drainage, parks, transit, housing, public safety, community facilities, technology, redevelopment, and neighborhood priorities. Official R-25-117 matter record · Official enacted attachment · Capital Spending placement
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Central Atrisco Fiberoptic Expansion Project
Preserves the County’s recent fiber installation along Atrisco Vista Boulevard, Comfort Way, and Central Avenue, funded through federal Economic Development Administration and American Rescue Plan sources and completed in July 2025.
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Mountain View Environmental Inventory and Gap Mapping Analysis
Tracks the County project creating a community-facing environmental database for Mountain View, with parcel, business, permit, contaminant, air, soil, water, remediation, and agency-jurisdiction information planned for interactive maps.
Community Workshop 2 (2026 Archived PDF)
Information Pamphlet (2026 Archived PDF) · Official County PDF
Explains the database contents, agency links, pollution-source information, limitations, community role, project timeline, outreach process, and current project contacts.
County contact: Dan McGregor, dmcgregor@bernco.gov · Consultant contact: Francine Pacheco, Francine.pacheco@wilsonco.com
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City Council Current, Neighborhood, and Completed Projects
Opens the Council’s unusually useful project archive, which organizes current initiatives, district and neighborhood capital work, completed studies, reports, corridor plans, task-force records, and supporting documents.
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Municipal Development Featured Projects
The City’s maintained index highlights major transportation, facility, safety, parks, and public-space capital projects, providing an accessible project gateway while the machine-readable project-data endpoint is unavailable.
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Maps active and completed Municipal Development projects by phase, category, district, and location, with searchable descriptions covering transportation, traffic engineering, drainage, facilities, and other special projects.
Historical Project Snapshots#
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2017 Streets General Obligation Bond Project Scopes (Archived PDF)
Details $33.8 million in 2017 street scopes for Unser between Central and I-40, Chappell Road, Alameda widening, major street and intersection reconstruction, paving rehabilitation, signalization, traffic management, bridge repair, sign replacement, Ladera Road, Zuni Road, ADA sidewalks, trails, and bikeways. The 2017–2025 funding summary (Archived PDF) schedules $219.598 million through 2025, the largest department total in the program. Full 2017 capital-program record · Official City PDF — scopes · Official City PDF — summary
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Explora STEAM Campus Master Plan — Draft (2019 Archived PDF)
Sets a phased campus framework for Explora, including community and partner engagement, existing conditions, workforce-development and early-learning facilities, parking, circulation, outdoor learning, program needs, site design, and final buildout.
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South Valley Drinking Water Project
Preserves two maps documenting the phased South Valley water-system expansion, including transmission pipelines, reservoirs, booster facilities, service areas, major roads, waterways, railroad infrastructure, and the program’s geographic progression.
Phase 7 Map (2015 Archived PDF) · Overall Phasing Map (2014 Archived PDF) · Official Phase 7 PDF · Official Overall Map
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Preserves an interactive snapshot of DMD’s 2025 streetlight, roadway, neighborhood traffic management, bicycle, and pedestrian projects, making the year’s highlighted work easier to explore geographically.
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2025 General Obligation Bond Approved Program Book
The City’s adopted bond program is cataloged in City Data and is cross-linked here because it is an important source of public-works capital funding. The document is stored once, not duplicated.