6:00 pm Non-public Session:
RSA 91-A:3, II(c) Matters which, if discussed in public, would likely affect adversely the reputation of any person, other than a member of this board, unless such person requests an open meeting. This exemption shall extend to include any application for assistance or tax abatement or waiver of a fee, fine or other levy, if based on inability to pay or poverty of the applicant.
Litchfield Board of Selectmen 20250811.pdfPUBLIC HEARING - 2025 Granite State Clean Fleets Grant - Ford F550 Rescue Fire Truck
MOTION: I make a motion to approve the 2025 Granite State Clean Fleets Grant Agreement with the New Hampshire Department of
Environmental Services, Air Resources Division, which is a reimbursement project only, (State grant may cover up to $283,500 or 70% of eligible costs for your project, whichever is less), and further vote that Kim Kleiner, Town Administrator is duly authorized to enter into said agreement on behalf of the Town/City of Litchfield, NH and is further authorized to execute any documents which may, in their judgement, be desirable or necessary to effect the purpose of this vote.
Clean fleet grant Approval - Pumper Truck.pdfGranite State Clean fleet grant - Rescue Truck (1).pdfTownofLitchfield_GSCF_GA_2025.pdfUse of Fire Impact fees 08.11.2025.pdfJuly 28, 2025
Draft_LBOS20250728.docxBOS Non-Public Meeting Minutes 07.14.2025 Unsealed (2).pdf2026 Proposed Budget - Town Presentations
August 11, 2025 Budget memo to BoS.pdf4. Proposed Amendments - Cash Receipts Policy- First Read with Proposed Amendments
Proposed Cash Receipts Policy as Amended 08112025.pdf5. Farmland Development Capital Reserve Trust Fund Request
Farmland Capitasl Reserve Trust Fund Request.pdfProposed Wage Scale Changes
Proposed 2026 HIghway and Transfer Station Wages.pdfProposed 2026 Administrative Wages.pdf2026 Proposed Fire Wage Classifications - Sheet1.pdf_Policy against Harrassment, Reporting Procedure for Harassment, Discrimination, and Retaliation 20250805 (1).pdf8. Fire Chief Contract - proposed 2026-2029
Fire Chief Contract 2026-2029 D. Nicoll Proposed.pdf9. IT Director Contract Status
IT Support (PDF).pdfTrustee of the Trust Funds Report.
Pennichuck Rate Case
On April 30, 2025, PWW filed its request to recover $400,000.001 in mergerrelated expenses through a deferred debit account to recover an annual portion of the final approved costs over a ten (10) year period. FURTHER ORDERED, that PWW is authorized to create a deferred debit that will recover the approved merger-related expenses annually over ten (10) years; and it is FURTHER ORDERED, that the annual recovery of funds, over ten years, will be transferred from the Company’s 0.1 DSRR bank account and will not be collected as an amortization expense included in the revenue requirement of future rate cases.
May 12, 2025, the Companies filed a final calculation of the surcharge. For the typical residential single-family customer, the monthly recoupment for 4 months is $7.78
per month. See Below
St. Gobain Additional Testing & Sampling - See below
Legislative Update - See below
MS4 Reporting - Working with CEI Environmental and the Highway department we are compiling our annual MS4 report. Joan, Planning Dept. mailed letters to all developers on record with the law changes and changes to our local Stormwater ordinance.
Mosquito Update - Director of Vectorborne Disease Surveillance
Swamp Inc & Municipal Pest Management Services
Observed a reduction in mosquito populations, particularly in the southeastern and seacoast areas of the state, thanks to the ongoing dry conditions. While these dropping populations are positive, the mosquito species we are encountering could still pose a serious threat if conditions become favorable. Fortunately, this has not happened so far this season, and we hope this trend continues.
Although there have been several Jamestown Canyon Virus and West Nile Virus detections in mosquito pools across various parts of the state. There is no need to be alarmed and please be assured that we are actively monitoring these detections and will respond appropriately.
Attached , below, is a Homeowners Awareness flyer that can be used on social media accounts or town websites. It's designed to help residents stay informed and take steps to protect themselves and the community by managing mosquito breeding sites around their properties.
Kim - Vacation . Requesting Wednesday, August 13, 2025 for personal appointments .
202507_Trustfunds July 2025.pdf23-101-2025-08-05-nhpuc-order-28173 (1).pdf24-029-2025-06-05-nhpuc-order-28155.pdf199712055 SGPP.pdf
Swamp Homeowners awareness guide.pdfRecreation Commission Representative - F. Robert Leary Sr.
School Facilities Improvement Committee - John Brunelle
Budget Committee Representative - John Brunelle
Planning Board Representative - Steven G. Gannon
Capital Improvement Committee Representative - Kimberly M. Queenan
Conservation Commission Representative - Dianne Plansky
Heritage Commission Representative - Dianne Plansky
Emergency Management Team - John Brunelle
Energy Committee - Steven G. Gannon
Economic Development Committee - Kimberly M. Queenan
Non-public Session under:
RSA 91-A:3, II(d) Consideration of the acquisition, sale or lease of real or personal property which, if discussed in public, would likely benefit a party or parties whose interests are adverse to those of the general community.
