Driving progress by funding transformative projects across the city.
Below, you will find the projects being made possible during FY26 (July 2025 – June 2026). Starting in July 2025, $56 million from the CSRT is being directed toward vital improvements across multiple sectors. Below are highlights of how these funds are being put to work. Fund use is governed by The Ferguson Act of the State of Ohio, which states that CSRT proceeds must support improvements to existing infrastructure.
More information on project progress can be found by visiting the Cincy-on-Track Project Explorer.
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- Lincoln Aquatic Rehabilitation $536,000
- Dunham Rec Center Renovation $4,500,000
- West Maintenance Building Replacement $600,000
- McEvoy Park Renovation $1,300,000
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Mt. Airy Adventure Playground $750,000
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Warder Nursery Renovation $500,000
- Outdoor Facilities Renovation $1,234,000
- Playground Renovation (Rockdale, Walnut Hills, Dunham) $600,000
- Lunken Tennis Court Repairs $75,000
- Pavement Renovation and ADA access $69,000
- Improving road surfaces across the city.
$22,020,000
- Western Hills Viaduct, $3,750,000
- Curb Ramps – Street Rehab, $400,000
- Artist Alley Reconstruction, $100,000
- Baltimore Avenue Landslide Stabilization, $1,000,000
- Computerized Traffic Signal System $400,000.00
- Lafayette Lane Landslide Rehabilitation, $760,000
- Wall Stabilization & Landslide Correction, $1,550,000
- Traffic Signals Infrastructure, $1,800,000
No FY27 Allocation, FY26:
- Citywide Maintenance & Repairs
$785,000.00
- Stillwell Road Bridge Replacement $250,000.00
- Fleet Facility Renovation $6,000,000
$4,000,000
- Beekman Street Garage and City Hall Roof Replacement
$4,625,000
- Spot Infrastructure Replacement, $1,000,000
- Electrical Upgrades, $250,000
- Price Hill Health Center Renovation $181,000.00
No FY27 Allocation.
FY25: Ensuring structural safety for healthcare properties.
$986,000.00
No FY27 Allocation.
FY25: Expanding parking for better access to healthcare services.
$1,000,000.00
The projects for FY26 mark just the beginning of what’s possible. As CSRT continues to invest in Cincinnati, we’re focused on initiatives that not only meet today’s needs but also pave the way for a brighter future.
Stay tuned as we unveil more opportunities to grow, connect, and elevate our community.
Have a suggestion for the use of CSRT funds in your community?
Contact your Cincinnati City Council members. They are responsible for directing how funds are used, but as a citizen, you have a voice!
