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Pittsfield
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Merrimack
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115 Laconia Rd
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(603) 435-6237
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03263
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Board meetings and strategic plans from B C E P Solid Waste District
The meeting addressed several administrative and operational matters. Key discussions included a review of sewer and property tax abatement requests, the authorization of a contract for wastewater treatment facility improvements, and the acceptance of donations for Parks and Recreation. The Board reviewed parking concerns, approved the replacement of the Town Hall fire alarm system, and discussed traffic safety on Leavitt Road. Additionally, the Board handled personnel matters, including a call firefighter appointment and an employee evaluation, alongside administrative updates regarding records management, cemetery maintenance, and the Right-to-Know process.
The board participated in a joint meeting with the Barnstead Select Board to explore regional cooperation, shared services, and cost-saving initiatives, specifically focusing on the potential for joint purchasing of road salt, fuel, and other municipal supplies. Discussion topics included identifying opportunities for collaboration across police, fire, EMS, and public works departments to address shared challenges in staffing and operations. The boards also discussed strategies for regional economic development, including attracting new commercial businesses and addressing local infrastructure and development limitations.
The Board reviewed and approved donations for the Fire Department and hired new department members. Several financial matters were settled, including property deed sales, tax abatements for multiple lots, and a timber tax warrant. The Board also approved the use of town property for a local rally, finalized street naming for a new development, and established new rules and procedures for future meetings, such as the introduction of a consent calendar. Committee updates regarding union negotiations and conservation projects were provided, and residents were encouraged to participate in an upcoming school district election.
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