City’s Improvement Plan FY27 CIP Meeting. June 10, 2026.

The City of Eagle Pass, Texas held a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) meeting on June 10, 2026, to discuss and prioritize various infrastructure and equipment projects for fiscal year 2026-2027. Key procurement topics included the fire department's request to replace an aging aerial apparatus with a new $2.5 million 100-foot quint ladder truck to improve emergency response capabilities. The police department proposed upgrading their outdated computer-aided dispatch and records management system to a Motorola Flex RMS CAD system, as well as expanding office space and acquiring new patrol vehicles. Several major capital projects were presented, including road improvements such as a new relief route to alleviate congestion on Bib Street, drainage infrastructure upgrades with multi-million dollar price tags, and a new public works building estimated at $17 million. The Port of Eagle Pass discussed bridge realignment and expansion projects to improve traffic flow and commercial inspection capacity. Economic development projects included a transportation hub and downtown plaza enhancements. Funding strategies emphasized pursuing federal and state grants, with city funds allocated where necessary. The meeting also included community input opportunities and a public survey to rank project priorities. Overall, the meeting focused heavily on capital expenditures, procurement planning, and infrastructure improvements to support the city's growth and public safety needs.