Eau Claire's $305M Infrastructure Boost | Eau Claire News
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Eau Claire’s city council just approved a $305 million five-year capital plan — a major leap for infrastructure — with $26.3 million going straight to sewer upgrades and $100K set aside to study the future of the aging Hobbs Ice Arena. Meanwhile, $1 million in 2027 funds will fix and light up the downtown Gibson Street ramp — now delayed until 2030 with $5 million allocated for demolition and $12 million for a new parking deck in 2031. City Manager Dave Solberg also revealed plans for discounted street parking permits for local business staff, noting the ramp’s structural ties to surrounding buildings will require careful demolition planning. The plan passed unanimously — setting the stage for sweeping changes across the city.
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