Sudbury Lays Out Long-Term Capital Plan For Town Infrastructure, Facilities

SUDBURY, MA — The town has unveiled a draft Capital Plan to guide infrastructure investment and community growth.

The 15-Year Capital Plan is a comprehensive framework that Sudbury says will guide long-term investments in municipal infrastructure, facilities and equipment.

“This draft plan is a blueprint for Sudbury’s future,” said Town Manager Andy Sheehan. “It reflects our commitment to thoughtful planning, responsible spending, and sustainable growth.”

A committee with representatives from town departments, Sudbury Public Schools, and Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School shaped the project.

The town said the planning process began with each department reviewing its current and future needs, and those were compiled in a master spreadsheet. After that, monthly meetings were held to discuss scope, timing, costs, and funding sources.

Tax levy and stabilization funds, capital or debt exclusions, the Community Preservation Act, and other sources could fund it, according to the town.

Now, Sudbury's finance department is looking to finalize the funding strategy, present the FY27 Capital Request, and engage with the Select Board, Finance Committee, and CIAC for their input.

You can view a draft of the plan here.

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