Published date: June 4, 2026
- The Capital Improvement Program Manager plays a central role in planning and executing a municipality’s long term infrastructure investments. Reporting to Public Works leadership, this position leads the full lifecycle of capital projects across roads, water and sewer systems, facilities, and other public assets. The role requires a high degree of independence, with responsibility for defining project scope, building budgets, forecasting capital needs, and coordinating with internal departments, consultants, contractors, and regulatory agencies. It also serves as a key advisor to leadership by developing multi year capital plans and providing recommendations on infrastructure priorities and funding allocation.
In addition to project delivery, the position is heavily focused on asset management, data analysis, and continuous improvement of planning processes. The manager tracks asset conditions and capital spending, supports grant funding efforts, and ensures compliance with procurement and regulatory requirements. Strong communication skills are essential, as the role frequently presents project updates and recommendations to senior leadership, boards, and the public. Overall, the position is designed for an experienced professional who can balance technical expertise, financial discipline, and stakeholder coordination to drive effective, sustainable infrastructure investment for the Town.
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