City officials weigh priorities across facilities, streets, and parks as council members push for private partnerships to accelerate projects amid tight municipal budgets. The Costa Mesa City Council reviewed a preliminary $33.4 million capital improvement program for fiscal year 2026-27, spanning facility upgrades, street rehabilitation, transportation projects, and park improvements across the Orange County city. […]
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