Town of Manchester Pension Board Pension Board Meeting Minutes
The board reviewed the pension fund performance, noting that rising interest rates might necessitate future asset reallocation to bonds, and accepted the August flash report by consent. Retirement benefits for an administrative assistant were approved by consent due to a lack of quorum. The meeting also included a detailed review of the defined contribution report, covering investment menu updates for 401(a) and 457 plans, realized savings from expense reductions, and performance benchmarks. Additionally, the board discussed the upcoming wellness platform launch and compliance with Department of Labor guidelines, as well as the implementation of the federal Saver's Match program beginning in 2028.
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The meeting encompassed several key topics, including executive session discussions on personnel, real estate, and pending litigation. The board recognized new appointments to the Youth Commission and heard various departmental reports. Significant public hearings addressed appropriations for police special projects, federal asset forfeiture, opioid settlement funds, and educational grants. Additionally, the board discussed the repurposing of Washington School for Odyssey Community School, the 21st Century Senior Center project, and regulatory matters such as cannabis consumption areas, leaf bag sales, and a moratorium on automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras. Several resignations were accepted, and appointments were made to various commissions.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
Manchester Board of Directors Regular Meeting
The Board of Directors held a regular meeting covering various topics including executive session discussions on personnel and real estate, and public input on infrastructure, senior center proposals, and license plate reader cameras. Key actions included the approval of a letter of intent with Odyssey Community School for the reuse of the Washington Elementary School building, authorization for the Town Manager to prepare ballot language for a $30 million Senior Center referendum, and the implementation of a moratorium on new license plate reader camera installations pending further policy review. Additionally, the Board approved various budget appropriations, made several appointments to town boards and commissions, and authorized the display of a Hispanic Heritage Month flag.
Jul 16, 2026·Board meeting
Boards and Commissions Subcommittee Regular Meeting
The meeting addressed the approval of a code of ethics and fiscal control policy for committee and commission members, focusing on managing grants, financial activities, and clarifying board authority. The committee discussed stakeholder feedback regarding conflict of interest procedures, role outlines, and training requirements for commissioners. Updates were provided on communication and technology standards to meet FOIA requirements. Additionally, the committee reevaluated the time frame for a draft unified ordinance and planned future agenda items regarding appointment-related administrative tasks.