Community Investment Program

Community Investment Program Overview

In line with the Village's strategic priority of Infrastructure Replacement, the Village departments collaborate on an on-going 10-Year Community Investment Program (CIP).  The CIP is a working document that allows the Village to map out priorities for investing in the Village's infrastructure (including water and sewer lines, roads, curbs and gutters) as well as capital equipment (such as ambulances and Public Works vehicles). Each year, actual expenditures proposed in the CIP are brought forth to the Village Board as part of the budget discussion. The full detailed 10-Year CIP document can be found in the Calendar Year 2021 Budget. 

On the April 6, 2021 General Election ballot, the Village of Glencoe Board of Trustees is requesting voter authority to issue $10 million in General Obligation Bonds to fund several critical infrastructure projects and necessary maintenance improvements throughout Glencoe. As a non-home rule community, the Village requires voter authorization to borrow for long-term capital investments, which done through the issuance of long-term debt. Residents can find more information about the proposed investments in the referendum question here.

Calendar Year 2021 CIP  

The table below outlines the Calendar Year 2021 Community Investment Program by fund. The details for each individual project can be found in the Calendar Year 2021 Budget. Updates for upcoming and ongoing 2021 construction projects can be found at the link below.