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Jul 23, 2026
Closes
Aug 24, 2026
Qualifications are sought from engineering firms for technical services to develop engineering plans for the Atwell Brook Restoration Project, focusing on stream restoration, channel stabilization, and aquatic habitat enhancement.
Mar 30, 2026
Closes
Jan 1, 2028
Provide competitive grant program offering partial reimbursement for projects that reduce transportation-related emissions.
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City
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Concord
County
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Merrimack
Address
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29 Hazen Drive
Phone Number
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(603) 271-3503
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03301
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services
The Strategic Plan for the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) is centered around protecting New Hampshire's natural resources and high quality of life. The plan focuses on efficient land use, natural resource sustainability, and waste reduction. It promotes integrated approaches across programs, emphasizes transparent information sharing, and aims for strong environmental compliance through education, partnerships, and stewardship. The plan also addresses climate change by monitoring greenhouse gas emissions and promoting cleaner energy use. Additionally, it focuses on providing high-quality customer service and fostering a desirable work environment for NHDES employees, including career development and well-being.
The commission heard presentations on electric vehicle (EV) adoption and charging infrastructure from Eversource, New Hampshire Electric Cooperative (NHEC), Liberty Utilities, and Unitil. Key discussion points included cost competitiveness of EVs, benefits of increased EV adoption for all electric customers, managing the transition to EVs to avoid unintended consequences, various incentive programs for EV adoption, potential rate structures for EV charging, and the role of hydrogen fuel cell technology. The need for a roadmap of EV corridors and the importance of EVSE signage were also discussed. A public comment was received from Greenlots, an open standards charging software company.
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The commission meeting covered legislative updates on bills related to autonomous vehicles and zero-emission vehicles, along with a presentation on fuel cell and hydrogen transportation. Discussions included the use of VW funds for EV charging, the timeline for developing and implementing an RFP for charging stations, and an update on alternative fuel corridor nominations. The meeting also featured public comments on charging infrastructure plans and the potential for hydrogen fuel stations.
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