Capital Improvement Plan

A Vision for Sustainable Growth and Community Enhancement

A comprehensive approach to capital improvements is vital for Historic Deadwood’s sustained success. By establishing clear priorities, engaging stakeholders, and pursuing diverse funding opportunities, the city can effectively implement projects that enrich the community, preserve its heritage, and create enduring value. The Capital Improvement Plan is tailored to address the local needs and aspirations, ensuring Deadwood remains a gem of the Black Hills for years to come.

In summary, a thoughtful approach to capital improvement not only preserves what makes Deadwood unique but also paves the way for enduring progress. By fostering collaboration among stakeholders, maintaining financial stewardship, and prioritizing projects with the greatest community impact, the city positions itself for sustainable growth. Commitment to both heritage and innovation ensures each completed project becomes a testament to Deadwood’s vision and determination – contributing to the city’s history and built environment for current and future residents.

Historic Deadwood will commemorate and celebrate an extraordinary milestone in 2026 – its 150th anniversary. Established in 1876 during the Black Hills Gold Rush, Deadwood has played a significant role on American history. The city has captured the imagination of generations with its legendary stories, dynamic culture, and unwavering spirit. The recent Capital Improvement Plan helps guide its future for the next 150 years.

The Deadwood City Commission adopted the Capital Improvement Plan - A Vision for Sustainable Growth and Community Enhancement - 2026-2030 on DECEMBER 1, 2025. The plan is subject to an annual review to assess its continued relevance.

Below are the current and past versions of the Capital Improvement Plan.