Our infrastructure
Infrastructure is a very broad term that covers a large number of things from physical buildings and roads to City services. Learn about Prince George's civic infrastructure and how they serve our community.
Capital projects
Capital projects are often - but not always - major infrastructure undertakings like building new facilities or repairing roads and sidewalks that involve significant spending.
2024 - 2028 Capital Plan
The capital plan includes a list of the projects that have been funded in 2024. Their completion is dependent on the availability of contractors, changes in material and labour costs, weather, and other related considerations.
- View the 2024 - 2028 Capital Plan and previous capital plan amendments on the City's Finance webpage.
Transparency and accountability
Beginning in late 2020, the City focused its efforts on a number of corrective measures to improve transparency and accountability related to capital project structure and processes. The steps Council and Administration have taken include:
- Reducing the City Manager's delegated authority to amend project budgets to five per cent of the project budget, up to a maximum of $100,000 per project.
- Council will review budget amendments approved under the City Manager's authority once every three months.
- Considerating hiring external project management services for significant capital projects. This was first put into practice for the downtown YMCA daycare construction project that was completed on-time and under budget in 2021.
- Conducting external reviews of the City's capital management processes and developing a new project management framework to provide project delivery consistency.
- Approving a whistleblower policy in 2021 that ensures all City employees and elected officials have a clear, confidential roadmap to bring their concerns forward.