Rebecca Davis Nelson

The Town of Orange's Comprehensive Plan is designed to guide coordinated, adjusted, and harmonious development, promoting the health, safety, convenience, prosperity, and general welfare of its inhabitants. It focuses on key themes including economic development, public facilities and infrastructure, education, transportation, architectural assets and aesthetics, environmental stewardship, town and county partnerships, public safety and community health, the arts, population and housing, and recreation. The plan aims to foster sustainable growth, expand opportunities across various sectors, and preserve the town's architectural and environmental heritage for future generations.

This document outlines the Town of Orange's Capital Improvements Program for fiscal years 2027-2032, serving as a roadmap to identify future resource needs and funding for public facilities based on the comprehensive plan. It details planned projects including road reconstruction, sidewalk construction and repair, sewer line connections, a traffic circle, stormwater drainage and utility rehabilitation, culvert replacement, downtown streetscape enhancements, a water plant liquid feed building, and a public safety building. The program employs a project ranking system based on health and safety, regulatory compliance, population served, and cost-benefit analysis to prioritize investments.