The Select Board approved a fire pit at Indian Rock Park, accepting a $9,500 donation from the Letizio family. The project, designed by artist Adam Bennett as a historic-style cauldron, replaces the defunct town common fire pit.
Windham Select Board restructures HR position, outsources general assistance duties. The board voted 3-1 to retitle the Human Resources Director position to Human Resources Administrator/Generalist and approve a one-year contract with Greater Derry Community Health for general assistance
Windham Select Board contracts out general assistance administration as HR director departs. The Board voted 4-0 to engage Greater Derry Community Health for three months following the September departure of Human Resources Director Paula Carmichael after nine years with the town. The Board
Windham Select Board advances five million facilities study with public engagement plan. The Board heard three architectural concepts for addressing structural deficiencies in the town's five municipal buildings and agreed by consensus to prepare a five million dollar Capital Improvement Plan
Windham Select Board backs ramp project, exemption against assessor. The board voted unanimously to authorize a $20,000 ADA ramp replacement at the Senior Center and granted a charitable property tax exemption to the Canobie Lake Protection Association, overriding assessor Scott Marsh's
Select Board votes to support Carlson rehearing request. Vice Chair Heath Partington moved to back the Zoning Board's request for a rehearing from the Housing Appeals Board in the case of Carlson vs. Town of Windham, seconded by Roger Hohenberger. The vote was 2-0-1, with Chairman Ross McLeod
Windham Select Board expresses interest in additional water allocation. The Board voted 4-0 to express interest in purchasing up to 110,000 additional gallons per day of water rights from the Southern New Hampshire Regional Water Project at an estimated cost of $392,700, citing long-term water
Windham Select Board unanimously approves cable system upgrade and energy contract renewal. The board voted 4-0 to authorize a $45,000 cable television playback system upgrade from Cable Special Funds and to support renewal of the Community Choice Aggregation energy program, projected to save
Windham Select Board approves seven property tax exemptions after Diocese vote fails. Contracted Assessor Scott Marsh presented exemption applications for Windham Academy, Windham Cooperative Kindergarten, McAuley Commons, Shepard's Pantry, Heritage Baptist Church, American Legion, and Roman
Windham Select Board hires police officer, approves septic system waiver for property. The Board voted 4-1 to approve relief from well-separation requirements for a septic system at 8 Fish Road, positioning it 60 feet from an abutting well instead of the required 75 feet. In closed session, the
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