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Works Better Corporation, a nonpartisan public benefit corporation, builds this site.

Independent public-records project, separate from the City of Colorado Springs and from every party and campaign.

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Capital projects

Part of Colorado Springs' capital program is another government's money

The capital program is every dollar the city programs through its capital plan, whoever raised it. One share of it comes from the Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority, a separate government with its own board and voters, and flows through city projects. The two figures are never added or subtracted.

Total capital program, all funding sources
$301.8M FACT
CY 2026 · City of Colorado Springs
Exactly $301,757,941
Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority, another government
$115.8M FACT
CY 2026 · City of Colorado Springs
Exactly $115,796,978

The capital projects, on the Colorado Springs page

Where these figures come from

Data as of 30 August 2026. Every figure here is read from the checked Colorado Springs dataset when this page is built, so a correction to the data corrects this page. Nothing on it was typed by hand.

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Part of Colorado Springs' capital program is another government's money — Total capital program, all funding sources: $301.8M; Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority, another government: $115.8M.