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Oct 1, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Keene City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council convened to address several matters including the recognition of the Family Resource Center and a proclamation for Fire Prevention Week. Public hearings were held regarding zoning amendments at 0 Howard Street, the legal alteration of Thompson Road to reflect accurate property boundaries and infrastructure, and status updates on Community Development Block Grant projects for Roosevelt West Housing and the Cedarcrest Center facility study. The Council discussed and acted upon infrastructure requests involving school zone traffic, water and sewer utility ownership, and construction site safety. Significant discussion occurred regarding fiscal matters, including the acceptance of a fire safety grant, the implementation of free downtown parking during construction, and the consideration of ordinances affecting events and data center development.
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Finance, Organization And Personnel Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee discussed funding options for the Monadnock View Cemetery Expansion Project, with a decision to proceed as informational, and authorized the acceptance and expenditure of the 2027 Highway Safety Agency Grant. Additionally, the committee reviewed and recommended the adoption of amendments to the Keene Community Power Plan, specifically focusing on adjusting the default product for electric assistance program customers to provide cost relief.
Sep 10, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Keene Finance, Organization And Personnel Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee reviewed and accepted the FY25 audited financial statements. A significant portion of the meeting addressed the impact of downtown construction on local businesses, resulting in a recommendation to provide free on-street parking for the remainder of the construction season. Other actions included accepting various grants for juvenile court diversion, police technology, airport wildlife fencing, and hazardous materials equipment; authorizing the carry-forward of unspent personnel wages for land development code conversion and resiliency grants; and approving early procurement for a new ambulance. Additionally, the committee handled property and infrastructure projects, including skate park funding, parking garage repairs, and rail trail improvements, alongside a surplus equipment sale.
