A presentation on how Lexington manages capital maintenance

In Tuesday’s Budget, Finance, and Economic Development (BFED) Committee, Commissioner of General Services Chris Ford will present an overview of how the city plans for the maintenance of LFUCG infrastructure and facilities.

The presentation outlines two primary processes for maintaining City infrastructure and facilities.

  • The Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) sets a maintenance plan for buildings, roads and bridges, technological equipment like fiber optic cables, and other LFUCG assets.

  • The Capital Project Management (CPM) process primarily manages new capital projects from inception to completion for LFUCG.

  • Parks and Recreation, the Fire Department, and the Corrections Department oversee their own capital project management and maintenance. All other Divisions and Departments are managed under the general CIP and CPM programs and plans.

The presentation includes the CIP for Fiscal Year 2025 (our current Fiscal Year) through Fiscal Year 2030, outlining roughly $13.6 million in maintenance projects. You can view the full plan below.

You can view the presentation slides starting on page 23 of this packet.

The Budget, Finance, and Economic Development (BFED) Committee will meet on Tuesday, March 18th at 1pm in Council Chambers. You can attend in-person or watch live on LexTV.

Adrian Paul Bryant

Adrian Paul Bryant is CivicLex’s Civic Information Specialist, reporting on City Hall meetings and local issues that affect Lexingtonians every day. Raised in Jackson County, Adrian is a lifelong Kentuckian who is now proud to call Lexington home.

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