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Monday, October 26, 2026 Grafton, New Hampshire · Change town
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Selectboard approves hazard mitigation grant amendment, schedules recycling fee hearing

Grafton Board of Selectmen approved a hazard mitigation grant amendment and scheduled a public hearing on recycling center fees. In a majority vote, the board accepted the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program amendment extending the Wild Meadow Bridge project period of performance to May 2, 2027.

Board of Selectmen · Meeting of October 6, 2026

NH GRAFTON — Grafton Board of Selectmen approved a hazard mitigation grant amendment and scheduled a public hearing on recycling center fees. In a majority vote, the board accepted the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program amendment extending the Wild Meadow Bridge project period of performance to May 2, 2027. Selectmen also approved two PSNH/Eversource pole license agreements for Main Street and Wild Meadow Road.

Chair Ed Grinley directed staff to schedule a public hearing on a proposed mattress disposal fee increase from $25 to $40, noting town policy prevents charging more than dump rates. Road Agent Sam Faulkner reported on road preparations for winter and identified equipment replacement needs including a $225,000 Backhoe, along with bridge repairs required for a red-tagged Slab City span.

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Source: the Board of Selectmen meeting of October 6, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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