# Peoria County Infrastructure Committee Regular & Budget

At its October 27, 2026 regular and budget meeting, the Peoria County Infrastructure Committee advanced several procurement and capital-project resolutions. The committee approved an $81,466 agreement with Millennia Professional Services to oversee Carter Road resurfacing; a Route 8 resurfacing bid of $979,848.73 (the transcript identifies the low bidder as R.A. Cullinan & Son of Tremont); and an Airport Road bridge repair bid of $189,436.29 (the transcript identifies the bidder as “Start” or “Stark Excavating”). Members also approved a Will’s Bridge rehabilitation project, though the vendor and cost were not clear in the transcript. A joint county-city fuel procurement for county fueling sites was approved for a three-year term, with a possible one-year extension; pricing is based on the daily OPIS fuel price plus delivery. The committee also approved a $950,000 appropriation for the Courtroom 321 renovation, within $1.2 million set aside in the capital budget, with Bishop Brothers Construction recommended as low bidder. For the courthouse Main Street entrance and south vestibule work, the committee advanced a construction-management project with trade bids from Titan Industries, East Mullen Glass, and Standard Heating and Cooling; no electrical bids were received, so an estimated allowance was included. Members requested follow-up information on subcontractors and project costs. Resolutions were adopted or advanced to the County Board, and the committee authorized paperwork to receive up to 50% IDOT reimbursement for the county engineer’s salary.

The FY27 budget presentation reported just over $49.2 million in recommended expenditures under the committee’s oversight, including nearly $5.5 million for bridge projects and major road work, as well as facilities and courthouse projects. The broader budget presentation cited $183 million in revenues and expenditures across funds. Other planned facility investments include jail master-plan implementation, security equipment, courtroom technology, and building maintenance. The committee also heard a brief update that the Victoria Sanitary District software conversion was proceeding, with no related purchasing action identified.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure, Transportation
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** October 27, 2026

### Sources
- [Peoria County Infrastructure Committee Regular & Budget](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mysCugPqsF8) - Peoria County Government