Capital Projects
How to read this page: The summary tiles show the big picture — this year's capital investment, the multi-year plan total, and how it changed from last year. Capital projects are one-time investments in equipment, roads, facilities, technology, and other long-lived assets. The charts below show who is investing the funds and how projects are financed, and further down is a searchable table grouped by fiscal year — look for the ? icon next to items for a plain-language explanation.
FY2026 Capital Investment
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Multi-Year Capital Plan
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What Town of Tyngsborough Is Investing In
FY2026 capital investment by department
FY2026 Capital by Department
Overview
- Departments funded
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How Capital Projects Are Funded
FY2026 funding sources
How Capital Projects Are Funded
Capital projects are typically funded through a mix of sources — borrowing (bonds and notes), free cash, capital stabilization funds, grants, and direct appropriations from the operating budget. The mix matters: borrowing spreads a project's cost over future years and adds debt service, while free cash and stabilization funds draw down reserves today. Which sources a project draws from affects both the municipality's debt levels and how much of its reserves are being used.
Funding Sources
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Multi-Year Capital Investment Plan
Compare capital investment by department across recent fiscal years
Multi-Year Capital Investment by Department
Capital Project Portfolio
Projects grouped by fiscal year
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