Capital Improvement Program

A Capital Improvement Program (CIP) is a plan that is a result of a systematic evaluation of capital projects. The plan serves as a guide for the efficient and effective provision of public facilities, outlining a timeline and schedule of capital projects for a five-year period. The CIP typically includes projects with a cost of at least $300,000 and a useful life of at least five years. The plan is reviewed annually, during which time the needs of the city may be re-prioritized and the financial status reevaluated.

2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program

2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program(PDF, 4MB)

The Lenexa City Council adopted the 2026–2030 Capital Improvement Program at its meeting on Jan. 6, 2026. This CIP includes 61 funded capital projects for a total of $273.3 million.

What’s in the plan?

The CIP represents the best five-year plan that can be made today based on the information available. Project timelines, start dates, budgets and details are expected to shift as conditions change.

Each of the projects listed below includes a tentative project cost and date. Projects new to the CIP are noted with "New project" in italics. More details, including funding information, are included in the 2026–2030 CIP document.

Streets and bridges

83rd Street Improvements from Gleason Road to Clare Road (2024–2027 | $13.7 million)
83rd Street Phase II Design from Clare Road to Cedar Niles Road (2030 | $510,000) – New project
91st Street Improvements from Cedar Niles to Canyon Creek East (2026–2028 | $7.4 million)
95th Street Improvements from Renner to Lackman (2025–2026 | $3.9 million)
95th Street Improvements from Lackman to Noland (2026 | $3.8 million) – New project
Bridge Maintenance Program (ongoing | $1.6 million)
Britton Street Special Benefit District (2026 | $5.7 million) – New project
Canyon Creek Boulevard Extension from Prairie Star Parkway to 91st Street (2030 | $3.9 million) – New project
Cedar Niles Road Design from 91st Street to 83rd Street (2029 | $375,000)
Clare Road Infrastructure Improvements (2026 | $4.8 million)
Flat Rock Creek Bridge Replacement (2026 | $1.9 million)
Guardrail Replacement (2026–2027 | $612,000) – New project
Little Mill Creek Park Improvements (2026–2027 | $3.4 million) – New project
K-10 & Canyon Creek Boulevard Improvements (2025–2026 | $589,650)
K-10 and Lone Elm Interchange (2027 | $11.4 million)
Monticello Road & Black Hoof Parking Improvements (2025–2027 | $7.3 million)
Old Town North Parking Lot Reconstruction (2026–2027 | $2.2 million)
Pavement Management Program (ongoing | $48.7 million)
Pflumm Road under I-35 Improvements (2026 | $1.5 million)
Quivira Bridge over I-35 Maintenance (2025–2026 | $1.7 million)
Roundabout & Median Improvements (2027–2028 | $1.1 million)
Santa Fe Trail Drive Improvements (2026 | $4 million)
Sidewalk & Trail Repair Program (ongoing | $2.4 million)
Street Reconstruction Program (ongoing | $8 million)
Streetlight Maintenance Program (ongoing | $2 million) – New project
Woodland Road Sidewalk from 91st Street to 83rd Street (2027–2028 | $657,750) – New project
Woodsonia Drive Special Benefit District from 83rd Street to Prairie Star Parkway (2025–2026 | $10.1 million)

Traffic

87th Street Parkway Traffic Signals from Scarborough Street to Winchester Street (2025–2026 | $2.5 million)
City Center Decorative Streetlight & Signpost Improvements (2026 | $510,000) – New project
Complete Streets Program (ongoing | $4.1 million)
Strang Line Road Streetlight & Stormwater Improvements (2026 | $2.1 million)
Streetlight Replacement Program (ongoing | $7.6 million)

Public buildings

Facilities Maintenance & Improvements Program (ongoing | $3 million)
Fire Station #6 (2025–2026 | $28 million)
Freedom Fields Salt Storage & Fueling Station (2025–2025 | $4.5 million)
Public Safety Training Facility Design (2026 | $300,000)
Parks & Recreation Service Center Design (2028 | $1 million)

Parks and recreation

Ad Astra Pool Reconstruction (2025–2026 | $10.4 million)
Cedar Station Park Phase II (2027 | $642,600)
Centennial Park Master Plan (2027–2028 | $4.4 million)
Central Green Playground (2025–2026 | $1.4 million)
Playground Equipment Replacement Program (2029 | $235,000)
Rec Center Improvements (2026 | $1.5 million) – New project
Trail Expansion Program (ongoing | $4.2 million)
Trail Reconstruction Program (2026–2028 | $1.5 million)

Stormwater

87th Street and Bluejacket Street Stormwater Improvements (2025–2026 | $2.3 million)
89th Terrace to 90th Street Stormwater Improvements west of Lackman (2025–2026 | $3.2 million)
Brighton Stormwater Improvements (2025–2026 | $2 million)
Mill Creek Stormwater Improvements - Northwest (2026–2027 | $2.3 million) – New project
Mill Creek Stormwater Improvements - Southeast (2027 | $1.7 million) – New project
Seven Hills Lake Stormwater Improvements Phase I (2025–2026 | $3 million)
Seven Hills Lake Stormwater Improvements Phase II (2026 | $3 million)
Turkey Creek Stormwater Improvements - Northwest (2026–2027 | $1.1 million) – New project
Stormwater Infrastructure Replacement Program (ongoing | $14.9 million)

Major capital equipment and other projects

Fiber-Optic Network Improvement Program (ongoing | $1.4 million)
Fire Department Cardiac Monitor and Automatic External Defibrillators (2029 | $900,000) – New project
Fire Department Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus Replacement (2027 | $1.3 million) – New project
Gateway Monument Sign Program (2027 | $850,000)
IT Infrastructure Program (ongoing | $1.7 million)
Renner Boulevard Mine Remediation (2026 | $1.5 million)
Sustainability Program (2025–2027 | $1.3 million)

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