$229 million for school construction projects in the Appoquinimink, Brandywine, Caesar Rodney, Cape Henlopen, Capital, Christina, Indian River and Smyrna School districts. $386 million on road projects throughout Delaware, including additional funding to address roadways in the poorest condition. Schwartzkopf had $375,000 added to move five 5G poles on Dewey Beach that have been the center of a controversy among residents resulting in a recent lawsuit filed by Dewey resident Alex Pires and others. The bill also earmarks $55 million for clean drinking water and $20 million for statewide drainage improvements. Pete Schwartzkopf, D-Rehoboth.Īmong the winners in the Fiscal Year 2022 Capital Budget allocations are Cape Henlopen School District for school construction, a new Sussex County Family Court building, and $16 million in beach replenishment. Whether it’s roads and bridges, new schools, economic development programs or water-quality projects, we’re talking about a transformational level of public investment that we haven’t seen in quite some time, if ever,” said House Speaker Rep. “This year’s capital budget is truly a down payment on Delaware’s future. John Carney had proposed in his January budget. 
The bill invests $450 million more than Gov. Senate Bill 200 provides a one-time spending opportunity based on Delaware’s higher-than-expected revenues at the end of fiscal year 2021.
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John Carney signed a $1.3 billion capital budget June 30 setting aside millions for road improvements and state construction.
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