Capital Improvement Projects
The City of Woodinville's Capital Improvement Projects or CIP are an investment of public and/or private funds in infrastructure or facilities that result in significant assets such as roads, buildings, traffic signals, or park equipment that add value to the city.
Woodinville’s Six-Year Capital Improvement Plan serves as a planning tool to assist the City in managing large capital investments over the course of a 6-year period. The basic functions of the CIP are to:
- Provide the City with an orderly process for planning and budgeting capital needs,
- Provide a mechanism for evaluating projects based on goals established through the community planning process, and
- Prioritize current and future needs to fit within the City’s anticipated level of financial resources.
The City's CIP projects are organized into five categories
- Streets
- Surface Water/Storm Water
- Parks & Trails
- Facilities
- Property/Land Acquisition
In the City of Woodinville, a capital asset or capital project is defined as a purchase or facility improvement of $5,000 or more with a useful life of one year or more. Due to recent development occurring in the City of Woodinville, many CIP projects are a direct result of the growth and designed to address the impacts caused by said development.
Active projects
- 124th Ave NE Sidewalk (160th to 171st Place)
- 133rd Ave NE Roundabout
- 134th St Culvert Replacement
- Eastrail Trail Corridor
- Lime Pilot Program
- Northshore Community & Aquatics Center
- Street Overlay (Resurfacing)
- SR202 Widening/Trestle Replacement
- Wilmot Park Boat Launch & Stage
Completed CIP projects
- 133rd Ave NE Grid Road (First Phase)
- Wood Trails
Studies & maintenance projects
- Traffic Signal Cabinet/Controller Upgrades
- Sidewalk Panel Replacements (2025-26)
- School Zone Safety Cameras Evaluation & Pilot Program
- West Ridge Pedestrian Connection