The primary focus of this six-year program is to identify and address the infrastructure and facility needs for one of the fastest growing cities in the State of Tennessee. Brentwood is recognized nationally as a desirable community in the Nashville/Middle Tennessee area in which to live and work. Existing and potential residents and corporate citizens have a choice in where they live or work. In this competitive environment, it is essential that the City undertake or facilitate projects that help maintain and improve our favorable quality of life. The challenge is to proactively undertake such projects in a realistic and fiscally responsible manner. Accordingly, consideration and approval of this six-year CIP program by the City Commission represents one of the most important actions taken by the Board each year.
Brentwood has made significant progress since the early 1990’s in addressing the infrastructure and facility needs of this community. Our citizens widely use, benefit from and depend upon these improvements. For Brentwood, the CIP remains a “work in progress” with important projects and unmet needs that warrant funding consideration during the next six years. Examples include road projects that improve safety and minimize congestion for drivers; expansion and improvement of public facilities to better serve the needs of citizens and operations; enhancements to our utility systems to improve reliability to our customers and better protect the environment; and new parks and bikeways that expand recreational opportunities for youth and adults.
Adopted Capital Improvements Program FY 2010-15 (PDF 8 MB)
Proposed Capital Improvements Program FY 2011-16
The proposed Capital Improvements Program for FY 2011-16 is now available for public review and comment. Formal public hearings are scheduled at three City Commission meetings on Monday, May 24, 2010, Tuesday, June 15, 2010 and Monday, June 28, 2010. A resolution to adopt the six-year CIP will be presented to the City Commission for consideration and adoption at the June 28, 2010 meeting. Using the links provided below, you may download the entire document or individual program sections. Note that these files are fully text searchable. If you prefer a hard copy of the CIP document, please contact Finance Director Carson Swinford at 371-0060.
FY 2011-16 CIP (entire document - 7 MB PDF)
Introduction
Summaries
General Facilities and Equipment
Technology
Transportation
Storm Drainage
Parks and Recreation
Utilities
Glossary