Summary
Financial advisors presented an analysis showing Cincinnati has about $84 million in net additional debt affordability for capital projects over the next five years while maintaining strong credit ratings and responsible debt policies.
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Last discussed Jun 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
Allows up to $84 million in additional capital borrowing without threatening fiscal stability or credit ratings.
City residents and departments needing capital infrastructure improvements, street repairs, and facility upgrades.
Projects experiencing funds reallocation or closeout.
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Budget, Finance & Governance Committee — June 8, 2026
Financial advisors presented an analysis showing Cincinnati has about $84 million in net additional debt affordability for capital projects over the next five years while maintaining strong credit ratings and responsible debt policies.
Cincinnati City Council — June 3, 2026
Council approved major capital budget adjustments, including funding to demolish the long-stalled West Fork incinerator, safety improvements near LEAP Academy, and trail extensions like Wasson Way.
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