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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2025 · 21 MIN

The Big Projects Binder: Capital Improvement Plan Update

from The Hall Monitors · host City of De Soto, Kansas

In this episode, we’re talking about De Soto’s Capital Improvement Plan—what it is, how it works, and why it plays such a big role in shaping the city’s future. City Administrator Mike Brungardt joins us to walk through how major projects like road improvements, park expansions, and water system upgrades are identified, prioritized, and funded. We also talk about why some projects take longer than others, and how community feedback helps shape the plan. This episode is a good starting point for anyone who wants to understand how big projects come together—and how planning today affects what gets built tomorrow. Resources: 2025 Capital Improvement Plan Update Page Capital Improvement Plan (General Overview) Page   00:00 Pre-Intro 00:46 Welcome 03:13 Capital Improvement Plan Overview 05:23 Capital Improvement Plan Projects 08:59 CIP Overhaul 14:08 Grants, Partners, & Outside Funding Sources 17:29 Community Feedback 19:48 Outro 20:45 Bloopers

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