Past meetings
October 2026
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Planning Board
Conditional use and site plan requests for 10 North Southwood Drive, 4 Beard Street, 181 East Hollis Street, and L Daniel Webster Highway.
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Environment and Energy Committee
Committee discusses greenhouse gas emissions goals, a Conservation Law Foundation survey, Earth Month planning, and energy coaching program updates.
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Ambulance Advisory Committee
Nashua Ambulance Advisory Committee will review AMR Ambulance Report and AMR CQI Summary Report.
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Committee on Infrastructure
Recommended final passage of an all-way stop at French and Abbott streets, and recommended granting Juliana Avenue street acceptance.
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Greeley Park Advisory Committee
Greeley Park Advisory Committee discusses Master Plan, park section use, Gazebo signage, and the Halloween "Boo Bash" on October 17th.
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Trustees of Trust Funds
Trustee of Trust Funds meeting, which may include a nonpublic session.
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Board of Aldermen
Adopted bonds for wastewater plant upgrades, DPW garage, and pool repairs; tabled landfill bonds; adopted ordinance allowing remote public comment for disabled residents.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Public hearings on driveway width variances, lot frontage and width variances, and a parking decision appeal at 384 Main Street.
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Arts Commission
Approved September 2026 minutes and reviewed project calendar and FY27 budget of $45,000.00
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Board of Education
Second readings on school philosophy, pregnancy accommodation, and family leave policies, plus personnel recommendations.
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Arts Commission Grants Subcommittee
Grants Committee discussed 2026 application process, grant maximums, and eligibility guidelines
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Downtown Improvement Committee
Committee reviewed holiday ornament plans, upcoming events, and downtown placemaking updates.
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Finance Committee
Approved contracts including $11,692,041.56 Wastewater Treatment Facility Phase I construction and $207,490 fire rescue physicals
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Board of Fire Commissioners
Approved three bond resolutions for a fire training facility, Pine Hill Fire Station replacement, and station maintenance; promoted Andrew Cote to Fire Alarm Supervisor.
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Opioid Fatality Review Committee Workgroup
Discussed barriers to reviewing opioid overdose deaths; no case reviews have started yet
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Budget Review Committee
Recommended final passage of eight bond resolutions totaling tens of millions of dollars for wastewater, sewer, solid waste, pool, and DPW garage projects.
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Nashua Public Library Board of Trustees
Recommended $3,000,000 bond for library renovation design and approved $7,500 from Bloomfield Trust for 2027 Nashua Reads author visit.
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Conservation Commission
Recommended approval of Eric Newman's 13-home subdivision at 5 Roby Street with stipulations; approved up to $2,500 for Buckmeadow brush hogging.
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Board of Aldermen
Held public hearings on bond resolutions for wastewater, sewer, landfill, pool, and DPW garage projects, with no votes recorded
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Personnel/Administrative Affairs Committee
Recommended six board appointments and sent ordinance O-26-002 on electronic public comment to full board with no recommendation.
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Mine Falls Park Advisory Committee
Approved $1,400 for Gatehouse interior cleaning and $24,713 for Seventh Street Bridge design and permitting
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Local Emergency Planning Committee
Nashua emergency planning group reviewed victim support, recovery resources, and lessons from past incidents.
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Planning Board
Board approves 44-unit townhouse development at 8 Merrit Parkway and 2-lot subdivision at 66 Concord Street; approves condo conversion at 8 Blue Hill Ave.
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Keefe Auditorium Commission
Commission discussed TIF legislation, renovation timeline, and fundraising for Keefe Auditorium.
September 2026
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Cultural Connections Committee
No quorum reached; committee discussed Multicultural Festival preparations and heard presentations on bike share and transit programs
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Budget Review Committee
Recommended final passage of $345,000 PFAS landfill borrowing, $150,000 school transfer, and $790,387 trust fund creation, all.
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Board of Aldermen
Held public hearing on borrowing additional $345,000 for Four Hills Landfill PFAS pilot project; no vote recorded on the resolution.
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Historic District Commission
Approved color palette for 72 Concord Street and vinyl window replacement at 18 Manchester Street, both 5-0-0.
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Board of Education
Approved $247,147.20 Ledge Street Elementary playground contract and Policy JICK bullying policy update
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Board of Public Works Retirement System Trustees
Approved disbursements of $417,842.76 for July 2026 and $395,045.77 for August 2026
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Board of Public Works
Approved bonds for wastewater plant upgrades, DPW garage, pool repairs, and a $11,692,041.56 contract for the Phase I Upgrade Project.
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Committee on Infrastructure
Committee carries on with residential parking pilot program and defers stop sign ordinance O-26-024 at French Street and Abbott Street.
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Electric Aggregation Committee
Committee reviews Nashua Community Power Program and decides to wait on formal evaluation until December 2026 rate setting
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Board of Aldermen
Awarded $9,789,870 transit contract to Transdev, adopted sewer fee increase O-26-023, and approved $43.5M public works garage bond for first reading.
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Special Board of Aldermen - building development updates - 9/22/26
Board heard updates on Millyard redevelopment, Nimco/Bagshaw project, Elm & High Street garage repairs, and Elm Street Middle School redevelopment.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Approved tree removal at 19 Vista Way, driveway at 30 Edwards Street, variances for 181 East Hollis St, 4 Norwich Rd, 2 Adella Dr, and 413 South Main Street
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Board of Education Policy Committee
Approved forwarding five policies to full board: ACD, AD, GBAM, GCCBC, and JICK.
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Human Affairs Committee
Human Affairs Committee heard presentation from Revive Recovery Resource Center on recovery housing and support services.
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Public Health Advisory Council
PHAC Executive Committee heard a presentation on New Hampshire Care Connections and closed-loop referrals, with no votes taken.
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Greater Nashua Revolving Loan Fund
Approved collections agreement with Rhum Bar and interest rate verbiage edits.
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Board of Education Finance and Operations Committee
Approved $247,147.20 contract for Ledge Street Elementary playground and several special education service contracts, all 3-0.
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Keefe Auditorium Commission
Commission accepts funding and timeline plan to renovate Edmund Keefe Auditorium using Lake Street housing project proceeds
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Nashua Housing and Redevelopment Authority
NHRA approves Mohawk Tannery plan update, audit and insurance contracts, and FY2027 payment standards; tables operating budget then approves it after closed session.
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Planning Board
Approved condo expansion at 78 Amherst Street, vehicle repair permit at 444 Amherst Street, and self-storage site plan at 111 Northeastern Boulevard.
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Environment and Energy Committee
Approved June meeting minutes; reviewed greenhouse gas emissions presentation and legislative items
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Board of Assessors
Denied solar exemption for 17 Roy St over missing paperwork; discussed land use change tax for Mohawk Tannery redevelopment parcel.
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Finance Committee
Approved contracts for HVAC maintenance ($25,710), holiday lighting ($26,100), sewer flow study ($34,880.09), and transit operations ($9,789,870)
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Mayor's Opioid Taskforce
Task force discussed opioid overdose data, needle cleanup plans, and harm reduction supply complaints.
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Joint Special School Building Committee
Approved $27,816.45 roof design contract for Bicentennial Elementary and $10,000.00 invoice for Main Dunstable Elementary work
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Mayor's Veterans Council
Veterans Council discussed Veterans Day Parade parking, moved Pearl Harbor ceremony back to Main Street bridge, and reviewed recent flag ceremonies.
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Board of Education Human Resources Committee
Approved personnel recommendations including three new hires and one retirement, 3-0
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Board of Education
Approved several revised school policies, personnel recommendations, MOUs with Harbor Homes and NASAS, and a $5,000 donation to Ledge Street School.
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Cable Television Advisory Board (2 of 2)
Discussed raising the cable franchise fee from 4% to 5% in the fiscal 2028 budget; no votes taken without a quorum.
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Downtown Improvement Committee
Approved $15,000 sponsorship for Downtown Stroll 2026; discussed misdirected 2022 invoices for W Pearl design work.
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Board of Aldermen
Approved $5.7 million police body camera contract, several service contracts, and final passage of Video Display Signs Overlay District ordinance.
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Personnel/Administrative Affairs Committee
Recommended final passage of O-26-023 increasing sewer use fees, rates and charges.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Approved variances for porches at 22 Skyline Dr and 3 Suffolk Park unit 361; two cases postponed to September 22, 2026
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Greeley Park Advisory Committee
Committee discussed Greeley Park's history, ownership, and plans for a future Master Plan; no formal votes taken.
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Board of Health
Board reviewed measles and cyclosporiasis outbreaks, opioid settlement funds, Hepatitis C outreach, and rising Welfare Department costs; approved August 2026 minutes.
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Mine Falls Park Advisory Committee
Committee discussed bridge repairs, scheduled a gatehouse inspection, and reviewed plans for a proposed 2030 pedestrian bridge at the Tannery site.
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Arts Commission
Approved FY27 budget allocation of $45k between grants and commission projects
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Planning Board
Approved 2-lot subdivision at 28 Lincoln Avenue with waivers and conditions; postponed 78 Amherst Street projects to September 17, 2026
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Finance Committee
Approved a three-year contract with Event Approvals, Inc. for special event permitting software not to exceed $117,000.
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Board of Fire Commissioners
Accepted consent agenda and staff reports from Chief Buxton, Assistant Chiefs Tremblay and Pouliot, and Local 789 president Cy Hebert.
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Nashua Public Library Board of Trustees
Approved library bills totaling $172,270.42 and $502.63, plus $1,700 in trust and donation spending
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Conservation Commission
Commission discussed wetland buffer fill request at 5 Roby Street, scheduled a site walk, and approved August 4 minutes as amended.
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Budget Review Committee
Budget Review Committee discussed suggestions for FY28 budget presentation; no actions were taken.
August 2026
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Pennichuck Water Special Committee
Recommended final passage of R-26-054 to renew Pennichuck Corporation's $4 million line of credit with TD Bank, N.A. for three years
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Greater Nashua Revolving Loan Fund
Approved July meeting minutes; reviewed Administrative Plan draft and delinquent loan accounts.
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Board of Public Works Retirement System Trustees
Approved retirement benefits for Brian S. Ricard and Michael E. Whalen, and a lump sum death benefit of $145,046.32 for Patricia Grimes Patrician.
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Joint Board of Public Works and Committee on Infrastructure
Approved invoices for Leftfield services (#193097, $15,000; #195343, $15,000) and HKT Architects (#0010-022442, $258,316.21), with Alderman…
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Edgewood/Suburban Cemetery Trustees
Approved new building project at Edgewood Cemetery with Guaranteed Maximum Price of $3,250,732, funded by the Whitman Fund.
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Cultural Connections Committee
Committee confirms 2026 Nashua Multicultural Festival date and venue, reviews festival planning for stage, vendors, volunteers, and marketing.
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Board of Aldermen
Approved Director Bagley to complete H.U.D. application for $1,200,000 grant for resource center funding
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Denied self-storage variance and special exception at 34 Buckmeadow Road; approved variances at 230 Pine Street, 9 Hughey Street, 22 Conant Road, and 93 East Hollis Street.
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Budget Review Committee
Recommended final passage of budget transfers for road funding, hydrant fees, and salary negotiations
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Board of Aldermen
Approved $198,720 VMware VSphere contract with GovConnection, Inc.; held public hearing on road fund increase from $1,000,000 to $2,000,000.
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Historic District Commission
Approved HVAC screening and fencing style for 8 Canal Street; Courtland LLC case at 72 Concord Street not heard due to applicant absence.
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Board of Education Meeting
Held public hearing on school bus and property surveillance camera policies with no public attendees.
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Board of Education Meeting
Approved multiple special education staffing contracts, a $1,500 special education differential MOU, and a $91,600 grant from Crotched Mountain Foundation.
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Nashua Housing and Redevelopment Authority
Approved July 17 minutes, Executive Director's Report including CD renewals, and bills through check 73657.
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Ambulance Advisory Committee
Approved June 18, 2026 meeting minutes and accepted AMR activity and CQI reports through July 2026
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Finance Committee
Approved contracts for VMware software ($198,720), sales consulting ($30,000), NPD body cameras ($5,699,999.83), and NPD firearms equipment ($47,815)
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Planning and Economic Development Committee
Recommended final passage of ordinance O-26-022 establishing the Video Display Signs Overlay District.
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Mayor's Opioid Taskforce
Task force reviewed partner updates, overdose data, opioid abatement funds, and emerging drug trends; no formal votes were taken.
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Board of Education Policy Committee
Approved five policy revisions including BGAA, JFABD, ACA renaming, new ACA discrimination policy, and AC-R2 for recommendation to full board.
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Human Affairs Committee
Committee heard updates on real-time bus tracking and CDBG projects; no other business conducted.
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Board of Education Finance and Operations Committee
Finance committee to review ELL curriculum purchase, special education contracts, and FY27 financial reports.
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Nashua Center for the Arts Board of Trustees
Approved minutes of May 8, 2026 meeting and reviewed Q2 2026 financial and event report for Nashua Center for the Arts.
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Downtown Improvement Committee
Approved $10,000 donation to Art City and voted to oppose repeal of camper/RV ordinance 0-26-005.
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Greeley Park Advisory Committee
Approved July meeting minutes with a correction; discussed Greeley Park master plan, forest health, and wading pool repairs.
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Board of Health
Board approves June 2026 minutes; Director reports FY2027 funding secured and staffing updates
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Board of Aldermen
Approved $340,000 CBIZ audit contract, adopted $1,607,694.55 budget supplement, and passed ordinances on stop signs, secondhand dealers, and comment time
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Special Board of Aldermen - Presentation by Ad Hoc Joint Committee 8-11-26
Approved plan and recommendations from Ad Hoc Joint Committee on Capital Expenditures and Debt Service Planning.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Zoning Board approves deck, driveway, garage, and duplex variances across six Nashua addresses; one variance request withdrawn
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Arts Commission
Tabled FY27 budget discussion after approving $2,500 for ArtCity Nashua and creating a new Music at the Pavilion subcommittee.
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Ad Hoc Joint Committee on Capital Expenditures and Debt Service Planning
Approved the DPW garage and fleet maintenance facility and 14 other items in a draft capital bond plan, and adopted draft bonding guidance.
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Planning Board
Approved Gate City Casino at 11 Tara Boulevard with conditions, and a medical office building at 44 Simon Street.
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Keefe Auditorium Commission
Approved a construction footprint for the Keefe Auditorium renovation and a theater expert panel to advise on the project.
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Board of Assessors
Approved abatement of uncollectable back taxes and 22 Leeann St abatement, plus 2026 veterans and solar credits; some veterans credits denied.
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Finance Committee
Approved contracts and purchases including $459,843 transit operations extension, $340,000 CBIZ audit contract, and $173,091.95 Toro mower purchase
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Conservation Commission
Recommended the 64 Taylor Street and 1 Morse Avenue subdivision with conditions; approved up to $800 for conservation land signs.
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Nashua Public Library Board of Trustees
Ratified Joint Building Committee actions and approved up to $3,780 from Zylonis Trust for Sarasota Musica Viva concert
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Committee on Infrastructure
Approved Leftfield invoice for $64,349.00 and DesignLAB invoice for $68,100.00; adopted rules of operation and Library Building Project Plan.
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Holman Stadium Activation Committee
Discussed outfield wall screen pricing, field cover quotes, movie night, sponsorships, and winter hockey; no votes recorded.
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Personnel/Administrative Affairs Committee
Recommended final passage of secondhand dealer and public comment ordinances; recommended indefinite postponement of resolution R-26-049 on homeless services.
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Mine Falls Park Advisory Committee
Discussed bridge erosion and decking repairs; listed Whipple Street roof removal and Boat Ramp table bolting as actions. No votes recorded.
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Board of Education
Sealed non-public minutes from the annual evaluation of the Superintendent of Schools.
July 2026
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Board of Public Works Retirement System Trustees
Approved an $18,690 invoice for quarterly pension administration services, four monthly fund disbursements, and a retirement benefit.
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Greater Nashua Revolving Loan Fund
Future loans will be collateralized and interest rates will follow the EDA standard; RFP tabled.
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Board of Public Works
Approved $145,000 Los Amigos Park and $153,483 Jeff Morin Park playgrounds, a $173,091.95 mower, and a $43,700 pavement management contract, among other purchases and contracts.
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Edgewood/Suburban Cemetery Trustees
Approved $28,000 in added design fees for the new building, plus water line projects at Snow Park and Evergreen Cemetery.
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Cultural Connections Committee
Approved the April, May, and June minutes; festival planning and the upcoming election dates were discussed.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Approved variances for a shed at 62 Chestnut Street and a garage at 23 Russell Street; tabled tree-removal request at 19 Vista Way.
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Conservation Commission
Discussed proposed redevelopment of 64 Taylor Street, including 13 single-family lots and one multifamily lot, with no decisions made.
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Budget Review Committee
Recommended $500,000 for city retirements, $100,000 for a Traveling Tooth Fairy dental program, and a $35,000 transfer to the Nashua Association for the Elderly.
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Board of Aldermen
Approved Resolution R-26-052 extending the performance period for three FY26 Homeland Security Police Grant Program grants.
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Historic District Commission
Approved 66 Concord Street renovation plans and First Church window replacement at 1 Concord Street; allowed critical repairs at 72 Concord Street.
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Joint Special School Building Committee
Approved $107,203.90 in invoices for Birch Hill/Main Dunstable and Stellos Stadium work; also approved prior minutes.
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Committee on Infrastructure
Postponed indefinitely the Ward 5 overnight on-street parking ordinance O-26-020; recommended final passage of surplus property sale and tax deeded property auction resolutions.
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Planning and Economic Development Committee
Recommended final passage of Ordinance O-26-019, incorporating the Environmental Health Department subdivision review fee with other subdivision plan review fees.
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Mayor's Opioid Taskforce
Members reviewed overdose data, discussed a new fentanyl derivative, and considered revisions to the mission statement and housing and warming station plans.
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Human Affairs Committee
Received a briefing on the Warming Station, Resource Center, and transitional housing project, with no votes taken.
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Board of Education Human Resources Committee
Approved personnel recommendations 3-0; head teacher job descriptions and evaluations discussed, with more to come.
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Board of Education Finance and Operations Committee
Approved $1,150,436.00 and $2,399,698.00 contracts with Constellations for special education ABA programs, plus other special education and curriculum contracts.
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Board of Education
Approved Constellations contracts for ABA programs, including $1,150,436.00 and $2,399,698.00 for 2026-27.
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Nashua Housing and Redevelopment Authority
Approved a $3,475-per-year fire alarm testing contract with Crowe & Sons Electrical Corp. and approved paying listed bills.
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Board of Assessors
Approved 2025 tax abatements for several properties, denied others, and tabled an abatement for uncollectable back taxes.
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Trustees of Trust Funds
Cambridge Trust discussed the City's portfolio review in an information-sharing session; no decisions were made.
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Board of Aldermen
Approved $2,300,320 Elm Street Garage office renovation contract amendment, $329,500 wastewater flow monitoring contract, and no-parking ordinance for Celina Avenue.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Approved nine requests, including 24 Ferry Road signs and a 94-94½ Kinsley Street convenience store/smoke shop; denied 121 Lille Road subdivision.
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Holman Stadium Activation Committee
Discussed small summer and fall events, a future concert, projector rentals, Poutine fest, Rib fest, and an ice rink at Holman Stadium.
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Conway Ice Rink Commission
Approved 2026-2027 budget and awarded grants to 15 recipients from $45,000 available.
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Board of Education Policy Committee
Approved policy changes on district security, school bus cameras, and community use of school facilities, and rescinded policy EEAA.
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Housing Revolving Fund Committee
Marguerite's Place requested $500,000 for expansion at 106 Pine Street; no vote taken, Land Bank study discussion continued.
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Mayor's Veterans Council
Discussed Veterans Day Parade planning, Veterans Memorial Parkway upkeep, a 9/11 ceremony, and veterans parking ideas; no votes were recorded.
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Board of Education
Approved Dr. Cory Rogers as Franklin Street School principal at $126,072.00 annual salary.
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Planning Board
Approved site plan for 103 Temple Street and two-lot subdivision at 63 Arlington Street; recommended Nimco site agreement and surplus parkway land sale.
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Greeley Park Advisory Committee
Agreed to proceed with Greeley Park forestry management due to tree health and safety risks; funding still needed.
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Business and Industrial Development Authority
Recommended approval of Resolution R-26-047, the amended NIMCO master development agreement, for 242 units in two phases.
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Conservation Commission
Recommended approval of a deck at 38 Roy Street and approved a revised self-storage plan at 34 Buckmeadow Road, 4-1.
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Keefe Auditorium Commission
Agreed to present four Keefe Auditorium renovation or rebuilding options as choices, without endorsing any one plan.
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Finance Committee
Recommended final passage of NIMCO site development agreements with Lansing Melbourne Group; approved contracts including $2,300,320 parking garage work.
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Board of Fire Commissioners
Accepted consent agenda items and staff reports, tabled the by-laws until September, and sealed two non-public session minutes.
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