Capital Improvement Program

The Capital Improvement Program (CIP) is a five-year financial plan for capital improvements to Lane County's transportation network. Projects included in the CIP are designed to improve the safety, utility, and efficiency of the existing road network, accommodate future growth in traffic volumes, reduce maintenance costs, conserve fuel, accommodate alternative transportation modes, and promote economic development.

The Capital Improvement Program (CIP) is a five-year financial plan for capital improvements to Lane County's transportation network. Projects included in the CIP are designed to improve the safety, utility, and efficiency of the existing road network, accommodate future growth in traffic volumes, reduce maintenance costs, conserve fuel, accommodate alternative transportation modes, and promote economic development.

The five-year CIP is updated annually by the Board of County Commissioners. Allocations for projects or payments programmed in the CIP are not guaranteed expenditures but are used as a planning tool for Lane County's Road Fund budget. An allocation for a project or payment may be eliminated or changed due to the fact that the financial plan may be revised or there may be changes in priority. The updated CIP is published annually for public reference.

The five-year CIP is updated annually by the Board of County Commissioners. Allocations for projects or payments programmed in the CIP are not guaranteed expenditures but are used as a planning tool for Lane County's Road Fund budget. An allocation for a project or payment may be eliminated or changed due to the fact that the financial plan may be revised or there may be changes in priority. The updated CIP is published annually for public reference.

The following links provide additional information on the current CIP process and recently adopted CIPs.

Document Name	Status	Last Updated	Latest Action
CIP14-18	Adopted	5/2/2013	BCC adopted on 4/30/2013
CIP13-17	Adopted	5/22/2012	BCC adopted on 5/9/2012
CIP12-16	Adopted	5/11/2011	BCC adopted on 5/10/2011
CIP11-15	Adopted	6/6/2010	BCC adopted on 5/19/2010
CIP10-14	Adopted	7/1/2009	BCC adoption on 5/6/2009
CIP09-13	Adopted	5/28/2008	Published
CIP08-12	Adopted	Archived	Published
CIP07-11	Adopted	Archived	Published

Contact Information:

For more information on the program or specific projects, to submit a request for a project, or if you would like to be added to the CIP mailing list, please contact Dan Ingram at 541-682-6996 or email Dan Ingram.