Capital Improvements Committee prioritizes 12 town capital projects
Capital Improvements Committee rates projects totaling over 200,000 dollars for town services. The committee, chaired by Todd Santora, assigned priority ratings to 12 capital projects including 62,000 dollars for Town Hall audio-visual upgrades, 81,000 dollars for Sanborn Road paving, and 50,000
Capital Improvements Committee · Meeting of September 9, 2026
NH HAMPTON FALLS — Capital Improvements Committee rates projects totaling over 200,000 dollars for town services. The committee, chaired by Todd Santora, assigned priority ratings to 12 capital projects including 62,000 dollars for Town Hall audio-visual upgrades, 81,000 dollars for Sanborn Road paving, and 50,000 dollars Fire Department funding toward a tank truck. Three projects earned urgent priority: brush dump wooden fence relocation, culvert repairs, and Town Hall AV system.
The recommendations forward to the Board of Selectmen on September 22.
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Source: the Capital Improvements Committee meeting of September 9, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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