745M in facility and systems projects coded under the Public Works project type, including an automated gate system at the brush site ($50K in 2027), an enclosure for sifted dirt ($80K in 2027), a new generator ($100K in 2027), continued funding for traffic signals ($635K through 2031), a fence at the Public Works department ($250K in 2028), a breakroom remodel ($100K in 2029), new fuel dispensers ($60K in 2030), and insulating, siding, and window work on PW buildings ($470K in 2031). These are separate from, but complementary to, the department’s vehicle replacements. Collectively, these projects create recurring opportunities for gate/access control vendors, building contractors, electrical and fuel-system specialists, and traffic-signal providers., security requirements for the brush site gate, signal controller standards, or fuel system compliance) and propose bundling work into efficient contracts aligned with staff capacity and seasonal constraints.

Traffic signals appear as a recurring line ($125K–$135K per year), suggesting an ongoing upgrade/replacement program rather than a single project.