CITY OF LACONIA REQUEST FOR BIDS BID No. 26-10-lSB Thermal Imaging Cameras
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Oct 16, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Request for Bids for the purchase of thermal imaging cameras for the Laconia Fire Department.
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Posted
Oct 16, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Request for Bids for the purchase of thermal imaging cameras for the Laconia Fire Department.
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Laconia
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Belknap
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603-524-6881
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03246
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Laconia Fire Department
Key discussions included citizen comments regarding committee appointments and property tax concerns related to school costs. A public hearing was held regarding proposed amendments to Chapter 235, Zoning, specifically concerning Residential Accessory Uses and the powers of the Zoning Board of Adjustment, with significant debate over short-term lodging regulations. The Council also received an update on the Laconia Community Power program, including the secured electricity supply rate. The Mayor provided updates on establishing a homeless subcommittee and reinvestment plans for Laconia Hospital. New business involved preliminary approval and scheduling a public hearing for a resolution accepting an unanticipated health insurance rebate, with an amendment allocating a portion to the Belknap Mill foundation repairs. The Council also moved to schedule a public hearing for an ordinance proposing changes to the winter parking ban dates and discussed scheduling a public hearing for a request to make Clay Street one-way with restricted parking. Finally, the Council voted to authorize sending a letter of support concerning soil contamination and remediation at 1467 Lake Shore Road in Gilford, pending culvert replacement.
The regular monthly meeting covered several key areas. Under reports, the Treasurer's Report financials were deferred for a vote until the March meeting to allow for additional review. The Investment Committee is tasked with reviewing proposed changes to the Investment Policy Statement suggested by Bank of New Hampshire Wealth Management, specifically concerning high-yield bond funds and alternative investments. Under new business, the Board authorized the Director to apply for the Sustainable & Resilient New England Libraries Grant, with municipal funds or impact fees supplementing the project balance if the full grant is awarded. The Board also authorized the Director to initiate the bid process for replacement flooring in the Periodicals Room, funded by impact fees, and adopted a Resolution for Funding Children's Room Improvement.
The meeting agenda included continued public hearings, consideration, and possible votes regarding several special event applications centered around Motorcycle Week and a Motorcycle Rally on Lakeside Avenue, as well as an application for 'Love Our Earth Day' at Veterans Square. The agenda also scheduled standard procedures such as call to order, roll call, and other business.
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