Allenstown Trustees of the Trust Funds unanimously approve $123,763.12 in capital reserve withdrawals. Chair Ron Adinolfo, Bookkeeper Cheryl McDonald, and Vice-Chair Brenda Brown voted unanimously on four separate requests from the Selectmen: three withdrawals totaling $61,813.12 from the New
Allenstown Economic Development Committee schedules summer events and proposes Parks and Recreation Committee restructure. Chairman Mike Frascinella and members Elizabeth Joyce and Peter DeSantis reviewed upcoming programming including a Farmers Market on Chester Turnpike, a Town-Wide Yard Sale on
Allenstown Cemetery Trustees approve transfer of John Hill perpetual fund to Diocese. Chair Ron Adinolfo and fellow Trustees unanimously approved a Non-Judicial Settlement Agreement for transferring the John Hill Perpetual Fund to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Manchester. The agreement will be
Allenstown Sewer Commission approves consolidated $7.6 million treatment facility upgrade change order. Commissioner John Childs moved to accept the final change order authorization and reaffirm Superintendent Jeff Backman's authority to approve changes up to $75,000, seconded by Chair Dave
Allenstown Selectboard approves structural materials and equipment for the new highway garage. The Selectboard unanimously authorized Road Agent Chad Pelissier to purchase 23 hydrant tons of structural fill at $11.25 per ton and 580 tons of three-quarter-inch gravel at $12 per ton delivered from
Allenstown Selectboard accepts police officer resignation in non-public session. Chair Kathleen Pelissier convened an unscheduled non-public meeting after Officer Higgins requested closure of a scheduled public hearing. All five board members voted unanimously to accept the resignation.
Trustees unanimously approve $173,516 in capital reserve withdrawals. The board, led by Chair Ron Adinolfo, approved transfers from capital reserves to reimburse the town for firefighter gear ($22,994.62), Town Hall work ($31,936.04), and 2025 paving projects ($118,586.17). Trustees Cheryl McDonald
Allenstown's Economic Development Committee seeks a formal voice in the town's development approvals process. The committee agreed to present recommendations to the Board of Selectmen requesting that developers meet with the EDC before Planning Board review, with hopes of better coordinating
Allenstown Cemetery Trustees unanimously reelect officers and address two perpetual fund transfers. Chair Ron Adinolfo, Vice-Chair Brenda Brown, and Bookkeeper Cheryl McDonald were confirmed in their respective roles by voice vote. The John Hill Perpetual Fund transfer to the Roman Catholic Diocese
Board approves $13,500 in building capital expenses while tabling emergency funding. The board unanimously authorized capital improvements to the new municipal building and increased an administrative assistant's hourly wage from $30.47 to $33.64 per hour. Board member Kathleen Pelissier's proposal