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Surprise leaders prioritize future capital projects

Road work, pool, public safety, parks top list

Surprise needs new parks, an additional pool and several road improvements, among other things, as the city grows.

Now, city staff has a roadmap on where the put its capital improvement money over the next five years.

City Manager Bob Wingenroth and the finance staff brought the Surprise City Council 82 capital projects to rank in order of importance at a May 3 work session.

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