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Town of Enfield
Purchase of one (1) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (Drone) for use by the Enfield Police Department. The drone will be utilized for public safety operations including search and rescue, incident assessment, and situational awareness.
Posted Date
Mar 30, 2026
Due Date
May 1, 2026
Release: Mar 30, 2026
Town of Enfield
Close: May 1, 2026
Purchase of one (1) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (Drone) for use by the Enfield Police Department. The drone will be utilized for public safety operations including search and rescue, incident assessment, and situational awareness.
Town of Enfield
Replacement of a one-ton municipal single rear wheel utility truck.
Posted Date
Mar 30, 2026
Due Date
Apr 15, 2026
Release: Mar 30, 2026
Town of Enfield
Close: Apr 15, 2026
Replacement of a one-ton municipal single rear wheel utility truck.
Town of Enfield
Paving of several streets. Trucking and placing hot bituminous asphalt overlay on the streets. Price per ton for hot bituminous asphalt for up to 500 tons for the Town to pick up from the plant. Price to pave a one", 3/8” mix overlay on the Town 40’ x 200’ asphalt basketball court at Park. Price per SY for reclaiming up to 10” down, with separate mobilization and demobilization costs.
Posted Date
Mar 17, 2026
Due Date
Apr 15, 2026
Release: Mar 17, 2026
Town of Enfield
Close: Apr 15, 2026
Paving of several streets. Trucking and placing hot bituminous asphalt overlay on the streets. Price per ton for hot bituminous asphalt for up to 500 tons for the Town to pick up from the plant. Price to pave a one", 3/8” mix overlay on the Town 40’ x 200’ asphalt basketball court at Park. Price per SY for reclaiming up to 10” down, with separate mobilization and demobilization costs.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Enfield
The meeting included a review of construction design elements for a development project and addressed inquiries regarding lot designations. The board officially continued a public hearing for a project application until a later date. Discussions were held regarding traffic impact studies and coordination with the Department of Transportation. Additional administrative items included personnel appointments to the board, a brief check-in with the select board, and a community discussion regarding the potential for public surveys and procedures for submitting written comments for board consideration.
The Board discussed a boundary line adjustment application involving the reconfiguration of lot lines between George Hill Road properties and approved the motion. Additionally, the Board initiated a formal hearing regarding a major site plan review for the Laram Farms residential development project, which includes plans for townhouses and apartments. The Board declared the Laram Farms development a project of regional impact and acknowledged the formal presentation regarding the project's background and history.
The board discussed several topics, including updates on electrical rate discounting and planning board activities such as a lot line merger and independent reviews. Conservation committee reports addressed land conservation efforts at Laramie Farms and management by the Upper Valley Land Trust. Town manager updates covered police department staffing, building and grounds maintenance, and the transition of financial software to Edmonds Gov. Additionally, the ZBA reported on variance appeals and upcoming hearings, while recreation department updates highlighted youth sports registrations, summer camps, and community events such as a movie matinee and a guided bird walk. A presentation was provided by Stay Work Play regarding its 2025 quality of life index and initiatives focused on attracting and retaining young talent in New Hampshire.
The board meeting centered on procedural discussions regarding a motion for a rehearing. Members deliberated on the accuracy of previous meeting minutes and the language used in the motion for rehearing, ultimately deciding to table the minutes for further transcription review. Additionally, the board discussed legislative items, including relevant RSAs related to zoning regulations and procedures for reconsidering board decisions.
The commission reviewed the end of the basketball season and the status of baseball and softball registration. Planning for the 250th celebration included updates on a movie showing, the Party in the Park event, and entertainment arrangements. An Easter Egg Hunt event was scheduled. New business topics included application processes for town committee appointments, details for the summer recreation camp including registration logistics, grade level criteria, and the Counselor in Training program. The commission also discussed the upcoming Enfield Recreation Parks Revitalization Plan, including the development and distribution strategy for a recreation survey.
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