The 90-Day Capital Check: Is Your Funded Program Still on Track Before Year-End? walks participants through a 90-day capital check that finance and public works can run together, using the five questions to ask every active project.

Most capital projects get a serious review twice: when the budget is adopted and when the project closes. Everything in between runs on the last status report. A project can slip for months while the dashboard still says it’s on track, and nobody finds out until the funding window is closing.

The reason is structural, not a matter of effort. The budget lives in one system, the schedule lives in a tracker or a spreadsheet, and grant and bond deadlines live with the team that won the money. Each team is accurate about its piece. Nobody has the whole picture at the same time, so every check-in turns into a data pull.

Hosted by OpenGov, presenters walk through a 90-day capital check: a short, repeatable review that finance, public works, and project managers can run together. 

Learning Objectives:

• How to run a 90-day check across every active capital project
• How to find the stalled projects, not only the over-budget ones
• How to catch grant and bond deadlines early
• How to give leadership one status view everyone agrees on

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