February 2026 Committee Meeting

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Top 3 Key Takeaways

1. Strong Mid-Year Financial Performance with Increased CIP Activity The district's mid-year budget report showed total revenues of $22.3 million against expenses of $18.6 million, resulting in a net revenue of $3.7 million. Most notably, Capital Improvement Project (CIP) spending increased by 106% compared to the prior year, with $5.6 million spent and $12.2 million encumbered (61% of budget). This represents significant progress in infrastructure improvements, with 21 of 37 active projects now at 80-100% spent or encumbered.

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Firms & Consultants

Sarah Chen

Environmental Science Associates

CONSULTANT

Michael Rodriguez

Provost & Pritchard

CONSULTANT

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