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BOARD OF REGISTRARS October 23, 2026 at 4:45 PM City Clerk's Office, One City Hall Plaza (1st Floor) Members: Marc Gagnon, William Houghton, Mark Tremblay, Elizabeth Wester, Matthew Normand. AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Acceptance of the voter checklist additions, deletions, and changes from September 8, 2026 through October 23, 2026. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 2. Approval for the City Clerk to send 30-Day letters as deemed necessary from November 4, 2026 through February 28, 2027. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 3. Approval of the list of Deputy Registrars scheduled to work the November 3, 2026 State General Election and for the City Clerk to appoint additional Deputy Registrars if necessary . Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

Tue Nov 17, 2026 · 19:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

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Tue Oct 20, 2026 · 17:15

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Committee considers $344,339.40 write-off for COVID disaster costs

The Committee on Accounts, Enrollment and Revenue Administration will review financial reports and the City's Revolving Loan Fund. Members will consider a request to write off outstanding invoices and an amendment to the city's penalty ordinance.

Request to write-off $344,339.40 in COVID Disaster Costs for DPW, Fire, and Police
Ordinance amendment to Section 70.78 Basic Penalty regarding parking and other citations
Review of Accounts Receivable over 90 days, Aging Report, and Outstanding Receivables
Review of unaudited Monthly Financial Reports for the first month of FY27
Update on the City's Revolving Loan Fund

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COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS, ENROLLMENT AND REVENUE ADMINISTRATION October 20, 2026 at 5:15 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: O'Neil, Terrio, Goonan, Burkush, Vincent AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Update on the City's Revolving Loan Fund. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 2. Communication from Kim LeBlanc, Financial Analyst II, submitting Finance Department reports as follows: • Accounts Receivable over 90 days • Aging Report • Outstanding Receivables Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 3. Communication from the Financial Analyst requesting to write-off outstanding invoices related to the COVID Disaster Costs incurred by DPW, Fire, and Police in the amount of $344,339.40. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 4. Communication from Sharon Wickens, Finance Officer, submitting the City's Monthly Financial Reports (unaudited) for the first month of FY27. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? October 20, 2026 COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS, ENROLLMENT AND REVENUE ADMINISTRATION Page 2 of 2 5. Ordinance Amendment: "Amending Section 70.78 Basic Penalty of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Manchester to include updated parking and other citations." If the Committee so desires, a motion is in order that the Ordinance Amendment ought to pass and be Enrolled. If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

Tue Oct 20, 2026 · 18:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Committee to consider city-owned land sale requests

The Committee on Lands and Buildings will review requests from Tech Freedom Village LLC and 784 Corning Road LLC to purchase city-owned parcels. The committee will also receive informational notices regarding tax deed executions.

Request from Tech Freedom Village LLC to purchase five city-owned parcels at Hackett Hill
Request from 784 Corning Road LLC to purchase land at 784 Corning Road via private sale
Informational communication from Tax Collector Brenda Masewic Adams regarding tax deed execution notices

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COMMITTEE ON LANDS AND BUILDINGS October 20, 2026 at 6:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Trisciani, Sapienza, Bonilla, Kaw-uh, Kantor AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Communication from Brenda Masewic Adams, Tax Collector, regarding notices of tax deed execution. (Note: Provided for informational purposes only; no action is required.) 2. Communication from Attorney Garth Corriveau, on behalf of his client, Tech Freedom Village LLC, requesting to purchase five (5) city-owned parcels located at Hackett Hill. A motion would be in order to enter into non-public session pursuant to RSA 91-A:3, II(d) for consideration of property 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. A roll call vote is required. TABLED ITEM (A motion is in order to remove any item from the table.) 3. Communication from Attorney Andrew Sullivan on behalf of his client, 784 Corning Road LLC, requesting to purchase land at 784 Corning Road via private sale. (Note: Tabled on March 17, 2026, on request of Attorney Sullivan.) If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

Tue Oct 20, 2026 · 19:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Finance Committee considers $1.6 million for Amoskeag EB & Canal Ramp project

The Committee on Finance is reviewing several resolutions to amend Community Improvement Programs. The body will discuss authorizing and appropriating funds for infrastructure, health, and safety projects.

Appropriating $1,630,167.75 for FY2023 CIP 711323 Amoskeag EB & Canal Ramp Design and Construction
Appropriating $15,833 for FY2027 CIP C300040727 FY25 Hazmat Training
Transferring $10,000 for FY2027 CIP C410020327 Community Health Workers CRU Funding
Appropriating $20,445 for FY2027 CIP C500070527 FY27 Household Hazardous Waste Collection

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COMMITTEE ON FINANCE October 20, 2026 Upon Recess of the BMA Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Mayor and All Aldermen AGENDA The Mayor calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Resolutions: (A motion is in order to read by titles only.) “Amending the FY2023 Community Improvement Program, authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of One Million Six Hundred Thirty Thousand One Hundred Sixty-Seven Dollars and Seventy-Five Cents ($1,630,167.75) for the FY2023 CIP 711323Amoskeag EB & Canal Ramp Design and Construction.” “Amending the FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of Fifteen Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty- Three Dollars ($15,833) for the FY2027 CIP C300040727 FY25 Hazmat Training.” “Amending the FY2022 and FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) for the FY2027 CIP C410020327 Community Health Workers CRU Funding.” “Amending the FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of Twenty Thousand Four Hundred Forty- Five Dollars ($20,445) for the FY2027 CIP C500070527 FY27 Household Hazardous Waste Collection.” If the Committee so desires, a motion would be in order that the Resolutions ought to pass and be Enrolled. October 20, 2026 COMMITTEE ON FINANCE Page 2 of 2 2. Budget Authorizations: • …

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Tue Oct 20, 2026 · 19:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Board considers $1.6 million for Amoskeag EB & Canal Ramp project

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is reviewing several budget amendments for community improvement projects and city department staffing changes. The meeting includes proposals to ban the sale of Kratom and reorganize the Office of Youth Services.

Proposed $1,630,167.75 for Amoskeag EB & Canal Ramp Design and Construction
Ordinance amendment to make the purchase, sale, delivery, or public display of Kratom illegal
Proposed $20,800,000 bond for 2027 CIP Raise - City Funds (DPW-Highway)
Ordinance to place the Parking Division within the Manchester Police Department
Proposed ordinance amendment regarding PFAS prohibited discharges and monitoring in sewers

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BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN October 20, 2026 at 7:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Mayor and All Aldermen AGENDA The Mayor calls the meeting to order. The Mayor calls for the Pledge of Allegiance. A moment of silence is observed. The Clerk calls the roll. PUBLIC COMMENT 1. The Mayor advises that the purpose of the public comment session is to give residents of Manchester the opportunity to address the Board. All people wishing to speak must sign up with their name, address and topic. Once called, they will have up to three minutes to speak and any comments must be directed to the chair and concluded when their time is up. If the Clerk calls their name and they are not present to speak, they will not be given a second opportunity. Any resident wishing to speak will come forward to the nearest microphone, clearly state their name and address when recognized and give their comments. CONSENT AGENDA Accept BMA Minutes 2. Minutes from the October 6 Committee on Finance and BMA meetings. October 20, 2026 BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN Page 2 of 9 Approve Under Supervision of the Department of Highways 3. Pole Petition: • 12-1030, W Auburn Street (1) Approve Under Supervision of the Department of Highways, subject to funding 4. 50/50 Sidewalk Petitions Residential: • 40 Prospect Street REFERRALS TO COMMITTEES COMMITTEE ON FINANCE 5. Resolutions: “Amending the FY2023 Communit …

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Tue Oct 20, 2026 · 17:30

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Committee considers funding for roads, sidewalks, and public safety equipment

The Committee on Community Improvement is meeting to discuss budget authorizations for infrastructure and legal services. The body will also review a request from the Fire Chief for portable radio equipment.

Transfer and expenditure of $63,753.12 for CIP 712622 ARPA - Revenue Replacement - Roads and Sidewalks and CIP 810724 Part Time Planner
Acceptance and expenditure of $30,000 for CIP C070040127 Domestic Violence Prosecutor
Funding request from Fire Chief Ryan Cashin for replacement public safety portable radio equipment

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SPECIAL MEETING COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT October 20, 2026 at 5:30 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Burkush, Vincent, Barry, Goonan, Terrio AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorizations providing for the transfer and expenditure of funds in the amount of $63,753.12 for CIP 712622 ARPA - Revenue Replacement - Roads and Sidewalks and CIP 810724 Part Time Planner. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 2. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $30,000 for CIP C070040127 Domestic Violence Prosecutor. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 3. Communication from Ryan Cashin, Fire Chief, requesting funding to secure replacement public safety portable radio equipment before December 2026. (Note: Should the Committee approve of this request, a funding source needs to be identified.) Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

Tue Oct 20, 2026 · 18:30

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Committee considers $200,000 loan and tax exemption increases

The Committee on Administration/Information Systems is meeting to review requests regarding city commissions and financial approvals. The body will discuss a loan for a private entity and adjustments to tax exemptions for specific resident groups.

Request for a $200,000 Custom MHT Loan to White Birch Living, LLC
Proposed increase to elderly, disabled, and blind exemption benefit amounts
Request for approval of amended bylaws for the Manchester Arts Commission

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COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATION/INFORMATION SYSTEMS October 20, 2026 at 6:30 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Fajardo, Kantor, Bonilla, Kaw-uh, Sapienza AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Communication from Jodie Nazaka, Economic Development Director, requesting approval of the amended bylaws for the Manchester Arts Commission. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 2. Communication from Amy Chhom, Chair of the Manchester Development Corporation, requesting approval of a $200,000 Custom MHT Loan to White Birch Living, LLC. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 3. Communication from Charles Kurfehs, Chairman of the Board of Assessors, recommending that the City's elderly, disabled, and blind exemption benefit amounts be increased to align with the City-wide revaluation. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

Tue Oct 20, 2026 · 16:45

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Special Committee on Airport Activities to receive airport update

The Special Committee on Airport Activities will meet to receive a communication from Airport Director Tom Malafronte. The discussion covers financial, operational, capital improvement, and planning initiatives for the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. No action is required for this item.

Informational update on Manchester-Boston Regional Airport financial and operational initiatives

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SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON AIRPORT ACTIVITIES October 20, 2026 at 4:45 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Burkush, Sapienza, Barry, Dexter, Terrio AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Communication from Tom Malafronte, Airport Director, regarding Manchester- Boston Regional Airport's financial, operational, capital improvement, and planning initiatives. (Note: Provided for informational purposes only; no action is required.) If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

Tue Oct 13, 2026 · 17:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Committee to review School District Priority One Project progress

The Committee on Joint School Buildings will receive a presentation and a financial report from LeftField regarding the School District Priority One Project. The committee may vote to submit the September 2026 report to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and the Board of School Committee.

Presentation from LeftField on the School District Priority One Project
Review of LeftField monthly status and financial report for period ending September 2026

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✓ Decidido: Committee accepts status and financial report for school construction projects

The Committee on Joint School Buildings received a project update from LeftField regarding the ongoing School District Priority One Project. The board reviewed progress on middle school renovations and additions, noting that all projects remain within the $306 million budget. Members voted to accept the September 2026 status and financial report for submission to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and the Board of School Committee.

Accepted September 2026 status and financial report
Voted to adjourn the meeting

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COMMITTEE ON JOINT SCHOOL BUILDINGS October 13, 2026 at 5:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Bonilla, Fajardo, Thomas School Committee Members O'Connell, Turner, Hamer AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Presentation from LeftField regarding the School District Priority One Project to date. 2. Monthly status and financial report submitted by LeftField for the period ending September 2026. If the Committee so desires, a motion is in order to accept the report and submit it to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and Board of School Committee for informational purposes. If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

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COMMITTEE ON JOINT SCHOOL BUILDINGS October 13, 2026 at 5:00 PM Chairman O’Connell called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Bonilla, Fajardo School Committee Members O’Connell, Turner, Hamer Absent: Alderman Thomas Messrs.: M. Lenfest, H. Cobanoglu, J. Chmiel Chairman O'Connell: Before we begin, I'd like to recognize Vance Freeman for his work on this project for the last three years. Vance is one of the principals at Consigli Construction, and a Manchester man who lives here amongst us, and has told us recently he is retiring very shortly. So, Vance, thank you for your work on this project and the work of your company. Thank you for sponsoring various events in the district as well. That's appreciated and doesn't go unnoticed. You've been a good community and corporate sponsor, so thank you for that and for the wonderful work that's been done at McLaughlin and is being done at Hillside. And personally, Vance, it's been a pleasure working with you, and I wish you well in your retirement. 1. Presentation from LeftField regarding the School District Priority One Project to date. Mark Lenfest, Senior Project Manager at LeftField: The update summary, you'll notice we've made some progress over at Beech. I don't know if anybody's been able to make it out there. There is a lot of earth work going on. Exciting time over there. McLaughlin we're at 99%, we're doing punch list, which means just t …

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Tue Oct 6, 2026 · 17:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Manchester committee weighs $1.63M Amoskeag bridge and canal ramp design and construction

The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen's Committee on Community Improvement meets on October 6, 2026 to review seven budget authorization amendments covering city capital improvement projects. The largest is $1,630,167.75 for CIP 711323 Amoskeag EB & Canal Ramp Design and Construction. Other items cover solid waste planning, a secondary clarifier, opioid recovery services, hazmat training, community health workers, and household hazardous waste collection. The agenda lists the items only; no votes or outcomes are recorded in the supplied document.

$1,630,167.75 transfer for CIP 711323 Amoskeag EB & Canal Ramp Design and Construction
$469,567.03 transfer for CIP 710824 Secondary Clarifier Design and Construction
$106,697.19 acceptance and expenditure for CIP 711124 Solids Disposal Master Plan
$15,000 for CIP C160060427 200 Elm St. Opioid and Substance Use Recovery Service Expansion
$20,445 for CIP C500070527 FY27 Household Hazardous Waste Collection; $15,833 for FY25 Hazmat Training; $10,000 for Community Health Workers CRU Funding

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✓ Decidido: Committee approves over $2.2M for infrastructure and community health projects

The Committee on Community Improvement approved seven budget authorizations for various capital improvement projects. These funds cover waste disposal, water treatment, canal construction, and health services.

Approved $106,697.19 for CIP 711124 Solids Disposal Master Plan
Approved $469,567.03 for CIP 710824 Secondary Clarifier Design and Construction
Approved $1,630,167.75 for CIP 711323 Amoskeag EB & Canal Ramp Design and Construction
Approved $15,000 for CIP C160060427 200 Elm St. Opioid and Substance Use Recovery Service Expansion
Approved $15,833 for CIP C300040727 FY25 Hazmat Training
Approved $10,000 for CIP C410020327 Community Health Workers CRU Funding
Approved $20,445 for CIP C500070527 FY27 Household Hazardous Waste Collection

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COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT October 6, 2026 at 5:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Burkush, Vincent, Barry, Goonan, Terrio AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $106,697.19 for CIP 711124 Solids Disposal Master Plan. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 2. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorizations providing for the transfer and expenditure of funds in the amount of $469,567.03 for CIP 710824 Secondary Clarifier Design and Construction. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 3. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorizations providing for the transfer and expenditure of funds in the amount of $1,630,167.75 for CIP 711323 Amoskeag EB & Canal Ramp Design and Construction. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 4. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $15,000 for CIP C160060427 200 Elm St. Opioid and Substance Use Recovery Service Expansion. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 5. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $15,833 for CIP C300040727 FY25 Hazmat Training. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? October 6, 2026 COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT Page 2 of 2 6. Amending Resol …

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COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT October 6, 2026 at 5:00 PM Chairman Burkush called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Burkush, Vincent, Barry, Goonan, Terrio 1. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $106,697.19 for CIP 711124 Solids Disposal Master Plan. On motion of Alderman Barry, duly seconded by Alderman Vincent, it was voted to approve. On motion of Alderman Vincent, duly seconded by Alderman Barry, it was voted to expedite the committee’s report to the full Board. 2. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorizations providing for the transfer and expenditure of funds in the amount of $469,567.03 for CIP 710824 Secondary Clarifier Design and Construction. On motion of Alderman Barry, duly seconded by Alderman Goonan, it was voted to approve. On motion of Alderman Barry, duly seconded by Alderman Vincent, it was voted to expedite the committee’s report to the full Board. 3. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorizations providing for the transfer and expenditure of funds in the amount of $1,630,167.75 for CIP 711323 Amoskeag EB & Canal Ramp Design and Construction. On motion of Alderman Barry, duly seconded by Alderman Vincent, it was voted to approve. 4. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $15,000 for CIP C160060427 200 Elm S …

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Tue Oct 6, 2026 · 18:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Manchester aldermen weigh staffing changes across police, water works, HR and other city departments

The Committee on Human Resources/Insurance meets October 6, 2026 to review nine communications requesting changes to city department staffing levels. Requests come from the Human Resources, Central Fleet Management, Water Works, Police, and Information Systems departments, plus a proposed reorganization of the Office of Youth Services by Mayor Ruais. The committee is being asked for its pleasure on each item; no decisions are recorded in the agenda itself.

HR: convert one full-time HR Generalist (grade 107) to 32 hours/week part-time (grade 112); eliminate one vacant Administrative Assistant II (grade 105)
Central Fleet Management: add one Accountant I (grade 108); eliminate one Inventory Specialist I (grade 108)
Water Works: eliminate three Accounting Technician II positions (grade 107); add one Accountant I and two Customer Service Representative III positions (grade 108)
Police: create one Administrative Compliance Coordinator (grade 124); leave Grants Coordinator (117) and Accreditation Coordinator (116) vacant; add one Police Lieutenant (grade 126) for the Parking Unit
Mayor Ruais requests approval of a reorganization of the Office of Youth Services, including a Memorandum of Understanding with the Manchester School District

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✓ Decidido: Committee approves reorganization of Office of Youth Services

The Committee on Human Resources/Insurance approved a pilot reorganization of the Office of Youth Services and a Memorandum of Understanding with the Manchester School District. The committee also approved several staffing changes across the Police, Water Works, and Information Systems departments.

Approved reorganization of Office of Youth Services and MOU with Manchester School District (unanimous)
Approved adding one Police Lieutenant and one Police Financial Administrator (voted)
Approved adding one Administrative Compliance Coordinator and leaving two coordinator positions vacant in Police Department (voted)
Approved moving two Computer Systems Specialist II positions from Police to Information Systems (voted)
Approved adding one Accountant I and two Customer Service Representative III positions while eliminating three Accounting Technician II positions in Water Works (voted)
Approved adding one Accountant I and eliminating one Inventory Specialist I in Central Fleet Management (voted)
Approved adding one Business Services Manager and eliminating one Office Administrator I in Information Systems (voted)
Approved modifying one HR Generalist to part-time and eliminating one vacant Administrative Assistant II position (voted)

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COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RESOURCES/INSURANCE October 6, 2026 Immediately Following Bills on Second Reading Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Goonan, Sapienza, O'Neil, Burkush, Vincent AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Communication from Jaime Corwin, Human Resources Director, requesting the following changes to the department's complement: • Modification of one (1) full-time HR Generalist position, grade 107, to 32 hours per week part-time, grade 112; • Eliminate one (1) vacant Administrative Assistant II position, grade 105 Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 2. Communication from Chris Goodnow, Central Fleet Management Director, requesting the following changes to the department's complement: • Add one (1) full-time Accountant I position, grade 108 • Eliminate one (1) full-time Inventory Specialist I position, grade 108 Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 3. Communication from Phil Croasdale, Water Works Director, requesting the following changes to the department's complement: • Eliminate three (3) Accounting Technician II positions, grade 107; • Add one (1) Accountant I position, grade 108; • Add two (2) Customer Service Representative III positions, grade 108 Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? October 6, 2026 COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RESOURCES/INSURANCE Page 2 of 2 4. Communication from Peter Marr, Chief of Police, requesting the following changes to the depar …

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COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RESOURCES/INSURANCE October 6, 2026 Immediately Following Bills on Second Reading Chairman Goonan called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Goonan, Sapienza, O’Neil, Burkush, Vincent Messrs.: Mayor Ruais, J. Corwin, P. Croasdale, K. Loui, E. Rice 1. Communication from Jaime Corwin, Human Resources Director, requesting the following changes to the department's complement: • Modification of one (1) full-time HR Generalist position, grade 107, to 32 hours per week part-time, grade 112; • Eliminate one (1) vacant Administrative Assistant II position, grade 105 Alderman Sapienza: I have a quick question. So if I'm reading this right, we're downsizing here. Is that right? Jamie Corwin, Human Resources Director: I currently have a part time Administrative Assistant II who works 32 hours a week, and they've taken on all of the duties related to the HR Generalist that became vacant with a payroll change and with Karen Poulin leaving the HR Department back in May. So my Administrative Assistant has taken on greater responsibilities, but she only works 32 hours a week. And that's all that we need at this point. I'd like to take my vacant HR Generalist, adjust the scope of work to be what it's actually doing with the appropriate grade, and reduce it from full time to part time, and then move her into that and eliminate her administrative assistant role. Alderman O'Neil: You still have an Assis …

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Tue Oct 6, 2026 · 17:30

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Manchester committee weighs stop sign, parking bans, kratom ban and bridge detour

The Committee on Public Safety, Health & Traffic meets Oct. 6, 2026 to review traffic changes and two communications. Items include a stop sign on Ash Street at Webster Street, several no-parking and no-commercial-vehicle rules, a crosswalk on Park Side Avenue, and a request to rescind a seasonal parking ban on Orange Street. The committee will also consider a Karatzas Heights subdivision no-parking request, a detour plan for the Amoskeag Bridge westbound rehabilitation in 2028/2029, a single-lane change on Maple Street, and an ordinance amendment banning kratom.

Stop sign on Ash Street at Webster Street, NE corner
No commercial vehicles on Allen Street between Boynton Street and S Main Street
No parking on Jewett Street and S Jewett Street near Cilley Road
Rescind seasonal no-parking (Nov 15–Apr 15) on Orange Street from Chestnut Street to Pine Street (ORD 9457)
Amoskeag Bridge westbound detour over Bridge Street Bridge for 2028/2029 rehab

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✓ Decidido: Committee approves various traffic changes and moves to ban kratom sales

The Committee on Public Safety, Health & Traffic approved several parking and signage changes and a detour for the Amoskeag Bridge project. The committee also voted to advance an ordinance banning the sale of kratom, though a motion to expedite the report to the full Board failed.

Approved stop sign at Ash Street and Webster Street (NE corner)
Approved 'No Commercial Vehicles' on Allen Street between Boynton and S Main Street
Approved 'No Parking Anytime' on Jewett Street and S Jewett Street
Approved crosswalk on Park Side Avenue south of Putnam Street
Rescinded 'No Parking November 15 - April 15' on Orange Street
Approved Jemco Properties LLC request for no parking signs in Karatzas Heights
Approved Amoskeag Bridge westbound rehabilitation detour route for 2028/2029
Approved ordinance to ban kratom sales after removing 'use' and 'possession' language

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COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY, HEALTH & TRAFFIC October 6, 2026 at 5:30 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Vincent, Goonan, Dexter, Barry, Bonilla AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. The Traffic Division has submitted an agenda which needs to be addressed: STOP SIGN On Ash Street at Webster Street, NE corner Alderman Goonan NO COMMERCIAL VEHICLES On Allen Street, between Boynton Street and S Main Street Alderman Barry NO PARKING ANYTIME On Jewett Street, west side, from Cilley Road to a point 140 feet north On S Jewett Street, west side, from Cilley Road to a point 120 feet south On S Jewett Street, east side, from Cilley Road to a point 120 feet south Alderman Terrio CROSSWALK On Park Side Avenue, south of Putnam Street Alderman Vincent RESCIND NO PARKING NOVEMBER 15 - APRIL 15 On Orange Street, south side, from Chestnut Street to Pine Street (ORD 9457) Alderman Dexter Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 2. Communication from Jemco Properties LLC, requesting approval to install no parking signs in the new Karatzas Heights subdivision extending off of Karatzas Avenue. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? October 6, 2026 COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY, HEALTH & TRAFFIC Page 2 of 2 3. Communication from Caleb Dobbins, Highway Chief Engineer, requesting approval of the following detour route for the Amoskeag Bridge westbound rehabilitation project scheduled for …

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COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY, HEALTH & TRAFFIC October 6, 2026 at 5:30 PM Chairman Vincent called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Vincent, Goonan, Dexter, Barry Absent: Alderman Bonilla Messrs.: Alderman Trisciani, A. Thomas, M. Davis, E. Rice 1. The Traffic Division has submitted an agenda which needs to be addressed: STOP SIGN On Ash Street at Webster Street, NE corner Alderman Goonan NO COMMERCIAL VEHICLES On Allen Street, between Boynton Street and S Main Street Alderman Barry NO PARKING ANYTIME On Jewett Street, west side, from Cilley Road to a point 140 feet north On S Jewett Street, west side, from Cilley Road to a point 120 feet south On S Jewett Street, east side, from Cilley Road to a point 120 feet south Alderman Terrio CROSSWALK On Park Side Avenue, south of Putnam Street Alderman Vincent RESCIND NO PARKING NOVEMBER 15 - APRIL 15 On Orange Street, south side, from Chestnut Street to Pine Street (ORD 9457) Alderman Dexter On motion of Alderman Goonan, duly seconded by Alderman Dexter, it was voted to approve. 2. Communication from Jemco Properties LLC, requesting approval to install no parking signs in the new Karatzas Heights subdivision extending off of Karatzas Avenue. Chairman Vincent: I spoke with Kristen Clarke in the Traffic Division; she is fine with this. On motion of Alderman Dexter, duly seconded by Alderman Goonan, it was voted to approve. On motion …

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Tue Oct 6, 2026 · 18:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Manchester committee weighs moving Parking Division into Police Department

The Committee on Bills on Second Reading meets to consider an ordinance amendment that would place the Parking Division within the Manchester Police Department by amending Section 70.44 of the city code. A motion could refer the amendment to the Committee on Accounts, Enrollment & Revenue Administration. The committee also has a tabled item on changing the terms of sick leave use under Section 33.081(D), tabled on June 2, 2026 at the request of the Human Resources Department. No votes or outcomes are recorded in this agenda.

Ordinance amendment to amend Section 70.44 and place the Parking Division within the Manchester Police Department
Possible motion to refer the parking ordinance amendment to the Committee on Accounts, Enrollment & Revenue Administration
Tabled ordinance amendment to change terms of sick leave use under Section 33.081(D)
Sick leave item was tabled on June 2, 2026 at the request of the Human Resources Department

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✓ Decidido: Committee moves to place Parking Division within Police Department

The Committee on Bills on Second Reading voted to advance an ordinance amendment moving the Parking Division into the Manchester Police Department. A separate amendment regarding sick leave terms remained tabled.

Voted to pass ordinance placing Parking Division within Manchester Police Department and referred to Committee on Accounts, Enrollment & Revenue Administration
Sick leave ordinance amendment remained tabled

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COMMITTEE ON BILLS ON SECOND READING October 6, 2026 at 6:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Trisciani, Terrio, Fajardo, Kantor, Dexter AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Ordinance Amendment: “Amending Chapter 70: Motor Vehicles and Traffic of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Manchester by amending Section 70.44 Division Established hereby placing the Parking Division within the Manchester Police Department.” If the Committee so desires, a motion is in order that the Ordinance Amendment ought to pass and be referred to the Committee on Accounts, Enrollment & Revenue Administration. TABLED ITEM (A motion is in order to remove any item from the table.) 2. Ordinance Amendment: “Amending Section 33.081 Sick Leave (D) of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Manchester to change the terms of sick leave use.” (Note: Tabled on June 2, 2026, at the request of the Human Resources Department.) If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

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COMMITTEE ON BILLS ON SECOND READING October 6, 2026 at 6:00 PM Chairman Trisciani called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Trisciani, Terrio, Fajardo, Kantor, Dexter 1. Ordinance Amendment: “Amending Chapter 70: Motor Vehicles and Traffic of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Manchester by amending Section 70.44 Division Established hereby placing the Parking Division within the Manchester Police Department.” On motion of Alderman Terrio, duly seconded by Alderman Fajardo, it was voted that the Ordinance Amendment ought to pass and be referred to the Committee on Accounts, Enrollment & Revenue Administration. TABLED ITEM 2. Ordinance Amendment: “Amending Section 33.081 Sick Leave (D) of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Manchester to change the terms of sick leave use.” (Note: Tabled on June 2, 2026, at the request of the Human Resources Department.) This item remained on the table. There being no further business, on motion of Alderman Kantor, duly seconded by Alderman Fajardo, it was voted to adjourn. A True Record. Attest. Clerk of Committee Meeting Start Time: 6:00PM Meeting End Time: 6:01PM Minutes Prepared By: Michael Intranuovo

Tue Oct 6, 2026 · 19:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Manchester finance committee weighs $850,000 JFK Coliseum chiller plant and other CIP spending

The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen's Committee on Finance meets on October 6, 2026, upon recess of the full board, to take up Community Improvement Program (CIP) resolutions and budget authorizations. The resolutions would amend various fiscal-year CIPs and authorize, appropriate, and transfer specific dollar amounts for projects including deferred maintenance, building demolition, the JFK Coliseum chiller plant, hazardous materials equipment and training, a school-based dental program, and the Wolfe Park Recreation Complex. The committee is also listed to consider budget authorizations for these and other items, including ARPA-funded police bonuses and hiring, Sweeney Park basketball courts, West Side Arena refrigeration renovation, and the Carpenter Library roof. The agenda is a list of items for committee action; it does not record any votes or outcomes.

$850,000 resolution for the FY2027 C210070227 JFK Coliseum Chiller Plant
$206,998 resolution for FY2027 CIP C330040327 2025 JAG for City of Manchester, Nashua and Hillsborough County
$200,000 resolution for FY2026 CIP C210070926 FY26 Deferred Maintenance - Municipal
$77,943 resolution for FY2027 C200060327 Dilapidated Building Demolition
$72,621.43 resolution for FY2026 CIP C650050326 Wolfe Park Recreation Complex

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✓ Decidido: Finance Committee approves multiple Community Improvement Program amendments

The Committee on Finance approved a series of resolutions to amend Community Improvement Programs for various fiscal years. These amendments authorize and appropriate funds for municipal maintenance, demolition, health programs, and infrastructure. Budget authorizations for these projects were also approved subject to final adoption of the resolutions.

Approved $850,000 for FY2027 JFK Coliseum Chiller Plant
Approved $469,567.03 for FY2024 Secondary Clarifier Design and Construction
Approved $206,998 for FY2027 2025 JAG (Manchester, Nashua, and Hillsborough County)
Approved $200,000 for FY2026 Municipal Deferred Maintenance
Approved $106,697.19 for FY2024 Solids Disposal Master Plan
Approved $100,000 for FY2027 School Based Dental Program - Medicaid
Approved $77,943 for FY2027 Dilapidated Building Demolition
Approved budget authorizations for 19 items subject to final resolution adoption

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COMMITTEE ON FINANCE October 6, 2026 Upon Recess of the BMA Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Mayor and All Aldermen AGENDA The Mayor calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Resolutions: (A motion is in order to read by titles only.) “Amending the FY2023 and FY2024 Community Improvement Program, authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of Twenty- Seven Thousand Six Hundred Ninety Dollars ($27,690) for the FY2024 CIP 711324 Municipal Deferred Maintenance” “Amending the FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of Seventy-Seven Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Three Dollars ($77,943)for the FY2027 C200060327 Dilapidated Building Demolition.” “Amending the FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of Eight Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($850,000) for the FY2027C210070227 JFK Coliseum Chiller Plant.” “Amending the FY2026 Community Improvement Program, authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,000) for theFY2026 CIP C210070926 FY26 Deferred Maintenance - Municipal" “Amending the FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000) for the FY2027 CIPC300040527 FY25 Hazmat Equipment/Training.” October 6, 2026 COMMITTEE ON FINANCE Page 2 of 2 “Amending the FY2026 …

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COMMITTEE ON FINANCE October 6, 2026 Upon Recess of the BMA Mayor Ruais called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Kaw-uh, Goonan, Dexter, Fajardo, Kantor, Trisciani, O’Neil Terrio, Sapienza, Burkush, Barry, Vincent, Thomas Absent: Alderman Bonilla 1. Resolutions: “Amending the FY2023 and FY2024 Community Improvement Program, authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of Twenty-Seven Thousand Six Hundred Ninety Dollars ($27,690) for the FY2024 CIP 711324 Municipal Deferred Maintenance” “Amending the FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of Seventy-Seven Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Three Dollars ($77,943)for the FY2027 C200060327 Dilapidated Building Demolition.” “Amending the FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of Eight Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($850,000) for the FY2027C210070227 JFK Coliseum Chiller Plant.” “Amending the FY2026 Community Improvement Program, authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,000) for theFY2026 CIP C210070926 FY26 Deferred Maintenance - Municipal" “Amending the FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000) for the FY2027 CIPC300040527 FY25 Hazmat Equipment/Training.” “Amending the FY2026 Community …

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Tue Oct 6, 2026 · 19:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Manchester aldermen weigh $20.8M bond for DPW-Highway and $850,000 JFK Coliseum chiller plant

The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen meets October 6, 2026 to take up committee recommendations on Community Improvement Program resolutions totaling roughly $1.6 million, plus a tabled $20.8 million bond for the 2027 CIP Raise - City Funds (DPW-Highway). The Board will also hear a presentation of the Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and consider nominations and confirmations to the Police Commission, Planning Board, Zoning Board, and other bodies. Several items are informational or layover only, including resignations and a Moody's and Standard & Poor's rating report.

$850,000 for FY2027 CIP C210070227 JFK Coliseum Chiller Plant
$20,800,000 bond resolution for 2027 CIP C500070327 Raise - City Funds (DPW-Highway), tabled August 4, 2026
$206,998 for FY2027 CIP C330040327 2025 JAG for City of Manchester, Nashua and Hillsborough County
Ordinance amendment to Chapter 52: Sewers on PFAS discharges, screening, monitoring, control plans, and industrial discharge permits
50/50 Sidewalk Petitions for 71 Dallaire Street, 72 Oak Street, 311 Fremont Street, 352 Walnut Street, and 605 Beacon Street

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✓ Decidido: Donald Spencer nominated to fill Ward 7 School Board vacancy

The Board nominated Donald Spencer to the School Board and authorized negotiations for the purchase of the Wilson School property. Several community improvement fund transfers were approved, and the Board accepted the FY2025 annual financial audit.

Nominated Donald Spencer to Ward 7 School Board vacancy (7-5)
Authorized Mayor to negotiate purchase of Wilson School property
Approved $850,000 for JFK Coliseum Chiller Plant
Approved $206,998 for 2025 JAG grant
Approved $100,000 for School Based Dental Program
Approved $15,000 for 200 Elm St. Opioid Recovery expansion
Approved adding one full-time Police Lieutenant for Parking Unit
Tabled PFAS sewer ordinance amendment

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BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN October 6, 2026 at 7:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Mayor and All Aldermen AGENDA The Mayor calls the meeting to order. The Mayor calls for the Pledge of Allegiance. A moment of silence is observed. The Clerk calls the roll. PUBLIC COMMENT 1. The Mayor advises that the purpose of the public comment session is to give residents of Manchester the opportunity to address the Board. All people wishing to speak must sign up with their name, address and topic. Once called, they will have up to three minutes to speak and any comments must be directed to the chair and concluded when their time is up. If the Clerk calls their name and they are not present to speak, they will not be given a second opportunity. Any resident wishing to speak will come forward to the nearest microphone, clearly state their name and address when recognized and give their comments. PRESENTATION 2. Presentation of the Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. CONSENT AGENDA Accept BMA Minutes 3. Minutes from the September 1 Finance and BMA meetings. October 6, 2026 BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN Page 2 of 10 Approve Under Supervision of the Department of Highways, subject to funding 4. 50/50 Sidewalk Petitions Residential: • 71 Dallaire Street • 72 Oak Street • 311 Fremont Street • 352 Walnut Street • 605 Beacon Street 5. Green Streets Canopy Program: • 592 Holly Av …

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BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN October 6, 2026 at 7:00 PM Mayor Ruais called the meeting to order. Mayor Ruais called for the Pledge of Allegiance; this function being led by Alderman Burkush. A moment of silence was observed. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Kaw-uh, Goonan, Dexter, Fajardo, Kantor, Trisciani, O’Neil, Terrio, Sapienza, Burkush, Barry, Vincent, Thomas Absent: Alderman Bonilla Mayor Ruais: I have a few recognitions this evening. Would Mr. Donald Waldron please come forward? City of Manchester, a Resolution. Whereas Donald Waldron has faithfully served as a member of the Manchester Conservation Commission from October 5th, 2021, to August 4th, 2026. And whereas during his tenure, Don has demonstrated outstanding commitment, expertise and passion in serving the City of Manchester. And whereas, as a dedicated member, Don held a chair position for three years, leading monthly meetings, providing support to applicants during case review, and helping educate other commissioners on their roles and responsibilities. And whereas Don's dedication to open space conservation and education went far beyond his expected role as a commissioner, as shown most expertly through his piloting of and continued involvement with the Commission's community outreach tours. And Whereas, Don contributed by leading the easement monitoring activities of the numerous conservation easements held by the City of Manchester. And, whereas, …

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Tue Sep 15, 2026 · 17:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Joint school committee reviews LeftField project status, finances

The Committee on Joint School Buildings is meeting to hear a presentation from LeftField on the School District Priority One Project and to review the monthly status and financial report for August 2026. The committee may vote to accept the report and forward it to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and the Board of School Committee for information.

Presentation from LeftField on School District Priority One Project
Monthly status and financial report for period ending August 2026
Possible motion to accept report and submit to Board of Mayor and Aldermen and Board of School Committee

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COMMITTEE ON JOINT SCHOOL BUILDINGS September 15, 2026 at 5:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Bonilla, Fajardo, Thomas School Committee Members O'Connell, Turner, Hamer AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Presentation from LeftField regarding the School District Priority One Project to date. 2. Monthly status and financial report submitted by LeftField for the period ending August 2026. If the Committee so desires, a motion is in order to accept the report and submit it to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and Board of School Committee for informational purposes. If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

Tue Sep 1, 2026 · 19:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

La Junta de Manchester analiza fondos comunitarios e infraestructura de millones de dólares

La Junta de Alcalde y Concejales está revisando varias enmiendas presupuestarias para programas de mejora comunitaria. Las discusiones clave incluyen financiamiento para una rotonda, seguridad vial y servicios sociales. La Junta también está considerando cambios en las ordenanzas con respecto a la Comisión de Arte y las multas de estacionamiento.

$2,470,500 para la rotonda de North River Road/Bicentennial Drive
$150,000 para el Equipo de Respuesta a Experiencias Adversas en la Infancia (ACERT)
$101,734.90 para el Programa de Subvenciones de Seguridad Vial del año fiscal 2027
Ordenanza propuesta para ubicar la División de Estacionamiento dentro del Departamento de Policía de Manchester
$14,000 para el Programa Dental Basado en Escuelas - Medicaid

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✓ Decidido: Board approves loan consolidation for Families in Transition

The Board approved the consolidation of four loans for Families in Transition and authorized several million dollars in community improvement and opioid abatement funding. The Board also voted to move the Parking Division under the Manchester Police Department and approved various traffic regulation changes.

Approved consolidation of four loans for Families in Transition (12-2)
Approved $2.47M for North River Road/Bicentennial Drive Roundabout (Unanimous)
Approved moving the Parking Division into the Manchester Police Department (Unanimous)
Approved $110,592.72 for Aged and Infirmed Shelter Project (12-2)
Approved $27,000 bond for Women’s Locker Room Expansion (Unanimous)
Approved $150,000 for Adverse Childhood Experience Response Team (Unanimous)
Approved community mural at Cullerot Park press box (Unanimous)
Approved termination of use-of-premises agreement for Tirrell House (Unanimous)

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BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN September 1, 2026 at 7:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Mayor and All Aldermen AGENDA The Mayor calls the meeting to order. The Mayor calls for the Pledge of Allegiance. A moment of silence is observed. The Clerk calls the roll. PUBLIC COMMENT 1. The Mayor advises that the purpose of the public comment session is to give residents of Manchester the opportunity to address the Board. All people wishing to speak must sign up with their name, address and topic. Once called, they will have up to three minutes to speak and any comments must be directed to the chair and concluded when their time is up. If the Clerk calls their name and they are not present to speak, they will not be given a second opportunity. Any resident wishing to speak will come forward to the nearest microphone, clearly state their name and address when recognized and give their comments. CONSENT AGENDA Accept BMA Minutes 2. Minutes from the August 4 Committee on Finance, Special BMA, and BMA meetings. September 1, 2026 BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN Page 2 of 9 Approve Under Supervision of the Department of Highways, subject to funding 3. 50/50 Sidewalk Petitions: Residential • 385 E High Street • 42 Medford Street Commercial • 801 Hanover Street Information to be Received and Filed 4. Communication from the Solicitor's Office regarding lawsuits filed against the City. REFERRAL …

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BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN September 1, 2026 at 7:00 PM Mayor Ruais called the meeting to order. Mayor Ruais called for the Pledge of Allegiance; this function being led by Alderman Sapienza. A moment of silence was observed. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Kaw-uh, Goonan, Dexter, Fajardo, Bonilla, Kantor, Trisciani, O’Neil, Terrio, Sapienza, Burkush, Barry, Vincent, Thomas Mayor Ruais: I have two proclamations for this evening. Would Miss Karen Sutkus please come forward? City of Manchester, a Resolution: Whereas Karen Sutkus has been serving as the city's healthy aging specialist with the Manchester Health Department since August of 2023, providing critically needed assistance to older residents to ensure they are able to live and age safely in their homes. And whereas Karen has demonstrated exceptional dedication to serving Manchester's older residents by helping them navigate complex challenges with compassion, professionalism and unwavering commitment. And whereas, through collaboration with city officials, city departments, agencies and community partners, Karen has helped more than 300 older residents, supporting them in their homes and connecting them to resources and essential services to optimize their health and safety and maintain their independence. And whereas Karen has also helped residents through critical housing transitions, including most recently, ward three Selectman Glenn Ouellette, by connecting …

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Tue Sep 1, 2026 · 19:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Committee discusses $2.7 million in community improvement funding

The Committee on Finance will consider several resolutions to amend the Community Improvement Program. These resolutions involve appropriating funds for infrastructure, public health, and safety programs.

$2,470,500 for North River Road/Bicentennial Drive Roundabout (CMAQ)
$150,000 for Adverse Childhood Experience Response Team (ACERT)
$101,734.90 for FY27 Highway Safety Grant Program
$14,000 for School Based Dental Program - Medicaid
Budget authorizations for Public Health Preparedness and Household Hazardous Waste Collection

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✓ Decidido: Committee on Finance approves multiple CIP funding amendments

The Committee on Finance approved a series of resolutions to amend Community Improvement Programs (CIP) across multiple fiscal years. These actions authorized and appropriated funds for infrastructure, public health, and emergency services. Budget authorizations for these items were also approved subject to final adoption.

Approved $2,470,500 for North River Road/Bicentennial Drive Roundabout
Approved $150,000 for Adverse Childhood Experience Response Team (ACERT)
Approved $110,592.72 for Aged and Infirmed Shelter Project
Approved $106,395.33 for Opioid Litigation Settlement Trust
Approved $101,734.90 for FY2027 Highway Safety Grant Program
Approved $68,900 for ARPA Homelessness Response & Emergency Shelter Operations
Approved $66,500 for Community Response Unit (CRU)
Approved $45,000 for Manchester Fire Department Squad 1

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COMMITTEE ON FINANCE September 1, 2026 Upon Recess of BMA Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Mayor and All Aldermen AGENDA The Mayor calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Resolutions: (A motion is in order to read by titles only.) “Amending the FY2024 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of Two Million Four Hundred Seventy Thousand Five Hundred Dollars($2,470,500) for the FY2024 713524 North River Road/Bicentennial Drive Roundabout (CMAQ).” “Amending the FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of One Hundred One Thousand Seven Hundred Thirty-Four Dollars and Ninety Cents ($101,734.90) for the FY2027 CIP C330040127 FY27 Highway Safety Grant Program.” “Amending the FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of One Hundred Fifty Thousand Hundred Dollars($150,000) for theFY2027 CIP C330040227 Adverse Childhood Experience Response Team (ACERT).” “Amending the FY2026 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of Fourteen Thousand Dollars ($14,000) for the FY2026 C410021626School Based Dental Program - Medicaid.” If the Committee so desires, a motion would be in order that the Resolutions ought to pass and be Enrolled. September 1, 2026 COMMITTEE ON FINANCE Page 2 of 2 2. Budget Authorizations: • 210623 Public Health Preparedn …

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COMMITTEE ON FINANCE September 1, 2026 Upon Recess of BMA Mayor Ruais called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Kaw-uh, Goonan, Dexter, Fajardo, Bonilla, Kantor, Trisciani, O’Neil, Terrio, Sapienza, Burkush, Barry, Vincent, Thomas 1. Resolutions: “Amending the FY2024 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of Two Million Four Hundred Seventy Thousand Five Hundred Dollars($2,470,500) for the FY2024 713524 North River Road/Bicentennial Drive Roundabout (CMAQ).” “Amending the FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of One Hundred One Thousand Seven Hundred Thirty-Four Dollars and Ninety Cents ($101,734.90) for the FY2027 CIP C330040127 FY27 Highway Safety Grant Program.” “Amending the FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of One Hundred Fifty Thousand Hundred Dollars($150,000) for theFY2027 CIP C330040227 Adverse Childhood Experience Response Team (ACERT).” “Amending the FY2026 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of Fourteen Thousand Dollars ($14,000) for the FY2026 C410021626School Based Dental Program - Medicaid.” “Amending the FY2023 Community Improvement Program, authorizing and appropriating funds in the amount of One Hundred Six Thousand Three Hundred Ninety-Five Dollars and Thirty-Three Cents ($106,395.33) fo …

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Tue Sep 1, 2026 · 16:45

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Committee discusses land use, conservation, and a community mural

The Committee on Lands and Buildings will review requests regarding a mural at Cullerot Park and a conservation agreement for the Bridge Street Extension facility. Members will also discuss a license agreement for Derryfield School and a previously tabled land purchase request.

Community mural request for the Cullerot Park press box
Conservation restrictions for a stream at the Bridge Street Extension facility
Revocable License Agreement for Derryfield School regarding land near River Road
Land purchase request for 784 Corning Road via private sale

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✓ Decidido: Manchester committee approves Cullerot Park mural, stream covenant, Derryfield license

The Committee on Lands and Buildings approved three items: a community mural for the press box at Cullerot Park, a Declaration of Covenants and Conservation Restrictions with the NH Department of Environmental Services to protect a stream at the Bridge Street Extension facility, and a Revocable License Agreement with the Derryfield School for use of City land near River Road and landscaping in a proposed traffic circle. The committee also voted to expedite its report on the mural to the full Board. A tabled request from 784 Corning Road LLC to purchase land at 784 Corning Road via private sale was not taken up.

Approved community mural for Cullerot Park press box
Voted to expedite committee report on mural to full Board
Approved Declaration of Covenants and Conservation Restrictions with NH DES for stream protection at Bridge Street Extension
Approved Revocable License Agreement with Derryfield School for use of City land on discontinued River Road and traffic circle landscaping
Tabled item on 784 Corning Road land purchase not acted on

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COMMITTEE ON LANDS AND BUILDINGS September 1, 2026 at 4:45 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Trisciani, Sapienza, Bonilla, Kaw-uh, Kantor AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Communication from Kate Waldo, Parks Project Manager, requesting approval of a community mural for the existing press box at Cullerot Park. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 2. Communication from Rob Robinson, EPD Chief Engineer, requesting approval to execute a Declaration of Covenants and Conservation Restrictions with the NH Department of Environmental Services in order to protect a stream located on a portion of the City's Bridge Street Extension facility. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 3. Communication from Attorney John L. Arnold on behalf of the Derryfield School, requesting approval to enter into a Revocable License Agreement with the City relating to the school's proposed use of City land on and adjacent to the now discontinued portion of River Road, and the school's maintenance of the landscaping within the proposed traffic circle at the intersection of Bicentennial Drive and River Road. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? TABLED ITEM (A motion is in order to remove any item from the table.) 4. Communication from Attorney Andrew Sullivan on behalf of his client, 784 Corning Road LLC, requesting to purchase land at 784 Corning Road via …

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COMMITTEE ON LANDS AND BUILDINGS September 1, 2026 at 4:45 PM Chairman Trisciani called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Trisciani, Bonilla, Kaw-uh (late) Kantor Absent: Aldermen Sapienza 1. Communication from Kate Waldo, Parks Project Manager, requesting approval of a community mural for the existing press box at Cullerot Park. Alderman Bonilla: Due to the time sensitivity of this request, especially with colder weather right around the corner, I think it is imperative that work begins on this mural as soon as possible. On motion of Alderman Kantor, duly seconded by Alderman Bonilla, it was voted to approve. On motion of Alderman Bonilla, duly seconded by Alderman Kantor, it was voted to expedite the committee’s report to the full Board. 2. Communication from Rob Robinson, EPD Chief Engineer, requesting approval to execute a Declaration of Covenants and Conservation Restrictions with the NH Department of Environmental Services in order to protect a stream located on a portion of the City's Bridge Street Extension facility. Alderman Kaw-uh arrived at 4:46PM. On motion of Alderman Kantor, duly seconded by Alderman Bonilla, it was voted to approve. 3. Communication from Attorney John L. Arnold on behalf of the Derryfield School, requesting approval to enter into a Revocable License Agreement with the City relating to the school's proposed use of City land on and adjacent to the now dis …

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Tue Sep 1, 2026 · 18:15

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Committee discusses new staff positions and grade changes

The Committee on Human Resources/Insurance will review requests for several new staff positions and grade modifications. These requests involve the Human Resources, Aviation, and Police departments.

Creation of one full-time Payroll Administrator II position
Grade increase for Benefits Manager from 118 to 119
Creation of two Accountant II positions and elimination of two Accountant I positions in Aviation
Addition of two full-time Parking Control Officer positions

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✓ Decidido: Committee approves several personnel and position changes

The Committee on Human Resources/Insurance approved requests to create a Payroll Administrator II position and two Parking Control Officer positions. The committee also approved grade and specification updates for a Benefits Manager and department changes within Aviation.

Approved creation of one full-time Payroll Administrator II position
Approved updating Benefits Manager grade from 118 to 119 and class specification
Approved creating two Accountant II positions and eliminating two Accountant I positions in Aviation
Approved addition of two full-time Parking Control Officer positions
Voted to expedite committee reports for all approved items to the full Board

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COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RESOURCES/INSURANCE September 1, 2026 Immediately Following Committee on Administration Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Goonan, Sapienza, O'Neil, Burkush, Vincent AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Communication from the Human Resources Director requesting the creation and addition of one (1) full-time Payroll Administrator II position, grade 117, to the department's complement. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 2. Communication from the Human Resources Director requesting that one (1) Benefits Manager position be modified from grade 118 to grade 119, and that the position's class specification be updated. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 3. Communication from Tom Malafronte, Aviation Director, requesting the following changes to the department's complement: • Create two (2) Accountant II positions, grade 113 • Eliminate two (2) Accountant I positions, grade 108 Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 4. Communication from Ken Loui, Assistant Chief of Police, requesting the addition of two full-time Parking Control Officer positions to the Parking Division complement. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

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COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RESOURCES/INSURANCE September 1, 2026 Immediately Following Committee on Administration Chairman Goonan called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Goonan, Sapienza, O’Neil, Burkush Absent: Alderman Vincent 1. Communication from the Human Resources Director requesting the creation and addition of one (1) full-time Payroll Administrator II position, grade 117, to the department's complement. On motion of Alderman O’Neil, duly seconded by Alderman Burkush, it was voted to approve. On motion of Alderman O’Neil, duly seconded by Alderman Sapienza, it was voted to expedite the committee’s report to the full Board. 2. Communication from the Human Resources Director requesting that one (1) Benefits Manager position be modified from grade 118 to grade 119, and that the position's class specification be updated. On motion of Alderman Burkush, duly seconded by Alderman Sapienza, it was voted to approve. On motion of Alderman O’Neil, duly seconded by Alderman Burkush, it was voted to expedite the committee’s report to the full Board. 3. Communication from Tom Malafronte, Aviation Director, requesting the following changes to the department's complement: • Create two (2) Accountant II positions, grade 113 • Eliminate two (2) Accountant I positions, grade 108 On motion of Alderman Burkush, duly seconded by Alderman O’Neil, it was voted to approve. On motion of Alderman O’Neil, duly s …

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Tue Sep 1, 2026 · 17:45

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Committee reviews multiple budget amendments and grant applications

The Committee on Community Improvement will discuss various amending resolutions to authorize and transfer funds across multiple city programs. Items include budget adjustments for public safety, infrastructure, and social services, as well as requests for new grant applications.

$850,000 for JFK Coliseum Chiller Plant
$200,000 for FY26 Deferred Maintenance - Municipal
$120,000 for Community Health Worker Program and other CIP projects
$110,592.72 for Aged and Infirmed Shelter Project
$106,395.33 for Opioid Litigation Settlement Trust

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✓ Decidido: Committee approves various budget transfers and grant authorizations

The Committee on Community Improvement approved numerous amendments to the Community Improvement Program, including fund acceptances for opioid litigation settlements and federal grants. The committee also voted to expedite these reports to the full Board of Mayor and Aldermen.

Approved $106,395.33 for Opioid Litigation Settlement Trust
Approved $120,000 for ARPA Community Health Worker Program and other projects
Approved $50,000 for 1269 Café Operations
Approved $45,000 for Manchester Fire Department Squad 1
Approved $66,500 for Community Response Unit (CRU)
Approved $110,592.72 for Aged and Infirmed Shelter Project
Approved $68,900 for ARPA Homelessness Response & Emergency Shelter Operations
Approved $1,100 for ARPA Roads & Sidewalks revenue replacement

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COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT September 1, 2026 at 5:45 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Burkush, Vincent, Barry, Goonan, Terrio AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Communication from Mayor Ruais requesting approval of the following Amending Resolutions and Budget Authorizations: • “Amending the FY2022, FY2023, FY2025 and FY2027 Community Improvement Program,authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of One Hundred Twenty Thousand Dollars ($120,000) for the FY2022 CIP 212322 ARPA - Community Health Worker Program, FY2025 CIP 611125 Hope for New Hampshire Recovery: Hope Connections andFY2027 CIP C160060227 Aged and Infirmed Shelter Project” • “Amending the FY2023 and FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000) for theFY2027 CIP C160060327 1269 Café Operations.” • “Amending the FY2023 and FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of Forty- Five Thousand Dollars ($45,000) for theFY2027 CIP C300040627 Manchester Fire Department Squad 1.” • “Amending the FY2023 and FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of Sixty- Six Thousand Five Hundred Dollars($66,500) for the FY2027 CIP C330040427 Community Response Unit (CRU).” Gentlemen, what i …

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COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT September 1, 2026 at 5:45 PM Chairman Burkush called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Burkush, Vincent, Barry, Goonan, Terrio Messrs.: Mayor Ruais Chairman Burkush: I would like to begin with item 3, please. 3. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $106,395.33 for CIP 211723 Opioid Litigation Settlement Trust. On motion of Alderman Goonan, duly seconded by Alderman Barry, it was voted to approve. 1. Communication from Mayor Ruais requesting approval of the following Amending Resolutions and Budget Authorizations: • “Amending the FY2022, FY2023, FY2025 and FY2027 Community Improvement Program,authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of One Hundred Twenty Thousand Dollars ($120,000) for the FY2022 CIP 212322 ARPA - Community Health Worker Program, FY2025 CIP 611125 Hope for New Hampshire Recovery: Hope Connections andFY2027 CIP C160060227 Aged and Infirmed Shelter Project” • “Amending the FY2023 and FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000) for theFY2027 CIP C160060327 1269 Café Operations.” • “Amending the FY2023 and FY2027 Community Improvement Program, authorizing, appropriating and transferring funds in the amount of Forty-Five Thousand Dollars ($45,000) for the …

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Tue Sep 1, 2026 · 18:15

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Manchester considers radio system upgrade and development bylaws

The Committee on Administration/Information Systems will discuss a contract for a radio communication system upgrade and amended bylaws for the Manchester Development Corporation. These items are presented for committee approval.

Motorola System Upgrade contract for the Manchester Radio Communication System
Amended bylaws for the Manchester Development Corporation

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✓ Decidido: Committee approves Motorola radio upgrade and amended MDC bylaws

The Committee on Administration/Information Systems voted to approve a contract for the Manchester Radio Communication System upgrade and approved amended bylaws for the Manchester Development Corporation. The committee also voted to expedite its report regarding the MDC bylaws to the full Board of Mayor and Aldermen.

Approved Motorola radio system upgrade contract
Approved amended bylaws for the Manchester Development Corporation
Voted to expedite the committee's report on MDC bylaws to the full Board

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COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATION/INFORMATION SYSTEMS September 1, 2026 at 6:15 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Fajardo, Kantor, Bonilla, Kaw-uh, Sapienza AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Communication from Ryan Cashin, Fire Chief, requesting approval to enter into a System Upgrade contract with Motorola for the Manchester Radio Communication System. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 2. Communication from Jodie Nazaka, Economic Development Director, requesting approval of the amended bylaws for the Manchester Development Corporation. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

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COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATION/INFORMATION SYSTEMS September 1, 2026 at 6:15 PM Chairman Fajardo called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Fajardo, Kantor, Bonilla, Kaw-uh, Sapienza Messrs.: R. Cashin, P. Chiesa, J. Nazaka 1. Communication from Ryan Cashin, Fire Chief, requesting approval to enter into a System Upgrade contract with Motorola for the Manchester Radio Communication System. Chairman Fajardo: I just was reading the second document from Motorola, the service terms and conditions. I noticed there were a handful of leftover comments. Comments from the solicitor's office. I'm wondering if those have been accepted or if any of those are still pending because it just shows a handful of things struck out still rather than completely deleted. Ryan Cashin, Fire Chief: Which part? Chairman Fajardo: So in service terms and conditions. Section 5.3. Section 9. Section 10.3. Section 11. Are you seeing that? R. Cashin: It is my understanding that those were reconciled. I can definitely find out. I can get the final contract for you. Chairman Fajardo: If you're confident that you are comfortable with it. R. Cashin: We are comfortable with the contract in the notes that the solicitor made. Peter Chiesa, Deputy Solicitor: We reviewed it and we made recommendations. There are certain things that this board would have to approve. There's that limitation of liability clause and stuff like that. And we …

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Tue Sep 1, 2026 · 17:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Special Committee discusses SNHU Arena management and staffing

The Special Committee on Baseball/Civic Center will meet to discuss SNHU Arena management. The discussion includes upcoming shows, staffing, and related topics.

Discussion with SNHU Arena management regarding upcoming shows and staffing

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✓ Decidido: SNHU Arena management provides update on event programming and facility status

The Special Committee on Baseball/Civic Center met with SNHU Arena management to discuss venue performance, staffing, and upcoming maintenance. Management reported that event holds are trending ahead of last year despite a decline in the broader North American touring market. The committee discussed the need for increased event content to support local businesses and expressed interest in reviewing the status of the arena's ice plant.

Adjourned meeting on motion by Alderman Barry

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SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON BASEBALL/CIVIC CENTER September 1, 2026 at 5:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen O'Neil, Barry, Goonan, Vincent, Dexter AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Discussion with the SNHU Arena management team regarding upcoming shows, staffing, and related topics. If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

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SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON BASEBALL/CIVIC CENTER September 1, 2026 at 5:00 PM Chairman O’Neil called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen O’Neil, Barry, Goonan, Vincent, Dexter Messrs.: Alderman Bonilla, Alderman Trisciani, B. Stefansson, E. Sweeney 1. Discussion with the SNHU Arena management team regarding upcoming shows, staffing, and related topics. Chairman O'Neil: I'd like to call our guests up. As they're making their way up, I say this sincerely, our friends. And although there might be some tough questions and comments tonight, having got to know both Erin and Brett over the past nine months or so, they're good people. And as much as I want to take everything out on them, there were decisions made before they even got to Global. There were decisions made way above them. So please keep that in mind when we're talking. I mean, we hope to have an honest discussion tonight, but they're both great people. Bill and I first met Brett, he coached baseball and likes fishing. Erin comes from a legacy family in Keene. And when you talk to Keene people, they know all about Erin's family. So they're fine people. They're doing the best they can with the cards that are dealt them. Brett Stefansson, Regional Vice President of Legends Global: Thank you. I appreciate the time today. I am overseeing the northeast. And so I'm fairly new to this account; I was introduced to this group, I guess going back now for 4 or 5 mont …

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Tue Sep 1, 2026 · 18:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Committee reviews parking rule changes on Elm and Chestnut Streets near Hanover

The Committee on Public Safety, Health & Traffic is reviewing proposed changes to parking regulations on Elm Street and Chestnut Street near Hanover Street. These changes include adding or removing handicap zones, metered parking, and loading zones. The committee will also consider a communication from Aldermen Fajardo, Trisciani, and Kaw-uh regarding an ordinance amendment related to PFAS chemicals.

Proposed parking rule changes on Elm Street north of Hanover Street, including handicap zones and meter adjustments (ORD7902)
Proposed parking rule changes on Chestnut Street north of Hanover Street, including loading zones and meter rescissions (ORD9622, ORD10779, ORD7672, ORD6404)
Proposed parking rule changes on Chestnut Street south of Hanover Street, including loading zones and meter rescissions (ORD8486, ORD9637)
Communication from Aldermen Fajardo, Trisciani, and Kaw-uh requesting approval of an Ordinance Amendment related to PFAS chemicals

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✓ Decidido: Committee approves parking changes and PFAS ordinance amendment referral

The Committee on Public Safety, Health & Traffic approved several parking zone and meter adjustments for Elm and Chestnut Streets. The committee also voted to refer a PFAS-related ordinance amendment to the Committee on Bills on Second Reading.

Approved parking changes on Elm Street and Chestnut Street
Voted to expedite the committee's report to the full Board
Referred PFAS ordinance amendment to Committee on Bills on Second Reading

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COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY, HEALTH & TRAFFIC September 1, 2026 at 6:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Vincent, Goonan, Dexter, Barry, Bonilla AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. The Traffic Division has submitted an agenda that needs to be addressed: ELM STREET NORTH OF HANOVER NO PARKING HANDICAP ZONE – HANDICAP PARKING ONLY On Elm Street, east side, from a point 32 feet north of Hanover Street to a point 25 feet further north METERS – 2 HOURS On Elm Street, east side, from a point 57 feet north of Hanover Street to a point 78 feet further north RESCIND METERS – 2 HOURS On Elm Street, east side, from Hanover Street to a point 135 feet north (ORD7902) CHESTNUT STREET NORTH OF HANOVER NO PARKING HANDICAP ZONE – HANDICAP PARKING ONLY On Chestnut Street, west side, from a point 30 feet north of Hanover Street to a point 22 feet further north On Chestnut Street, west side, from a point 190 feet north of Hanover Street to a point 22 feet further north METERS - 2 HOURS On Chestnut Street, west side, from a point 52 feet north of Hanover Street a point 45 feet further north NO PARKING LOADING ZONE On Chestnut Street, west side, from a point 97 feet north of Hanover Street to a point 30 feet north September 1, 2026 COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY, HEALTH & TRAFFIC Page 2 of 2 RESCIND METERS – 2 HOURS On Chestnut Street, west side, from a point 75 feet north of …

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COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY, HEALTH & TRAFFIC September 1, 2026 at 6:00 PM Chairman Vincent called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Vincent, Goonan, Dexter, Barry, Bonilla 1. The Traffic Division has submitted an agenda that needs to be addressed: ELM STREET NORTH OF HANOVER NO PARKING HANDICAP ZONE – HANDICAP PARKING ONLY On Elm Street, east side, from a point 32 feet north of Hanover Street to a point 25 feet further north METERS – 2 HOURS On Elm Street, east side, from a point 57 feet north of Hanover Street to a point 78 feet further north RESCIND METERS – 2 HOURS On Elm Street, east side, from Hanover Street to a point 135 feet north (ORD7902) CHESTNUT STREET NORTH OF HANOVER NO PARKING HANDICAP ZONE – HANDICAP PARKING ONLY On Chestnut Street, west side, from a point 30 feet north of Hanover Street to a point 22 feet further north On Chestnut Street, west side, from a point 190 feet north of Hanover Street to a point 22 feet further north METERS - 2 HOURS On Chestnut Street, west side, from a point 52 feet north of Hanover Street a point 45 feet further north NO PARKING LOADING ZONE On Chestnut Street, west side, from a point 97 feet north of Hanover Street to a point 30 feet north RESCIND METERS – 2 HOURS On Chestnut Street, west side, from a point 75 feet north of Hanover Street to Amherst Street (ORD9622) On Chestnut Street, west side, from a point 75 feet north of Hanover Street to a …

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Fri Aug 28, 2026 · 16:45

General

Board of Registrars to review voter checklist changes and approve election staffing

The Board of Registrars is meeting to handle routine voter registration matters. They will consider accepting voter checklist changes from June 12 to August 28, 2026, and approve sending 30-day letters to voters. The board will also act on removing voters who did not re-register during annual verification and approve Deputy Registrars for the September 8 State Primary Election.

Accept voter checklist additions, deletions, and changes from June 12 to August 28, 2026
Approve City Clerk sending 30-Day letters from August 28 to October 23, 2026
Accept deletions of voters who did not re-register per RSA 654:39
Approve Deputy Registrars for the September 8, 2026 State Primary Election

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BOARD OF REGISTRARS August 28, 2026 at 4:45 PM City Clerk's Office, One City Hall Plaza (1st Floor) Members: Marc Gagnon, William Houghton, Mark Tremblay, Elizabeth Wester, Matthew Normand. AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Acceptance of the voter checklist additions, deletions, and changes from June 12, 2026 through August 28, 2026. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 2. Approval for the City Clerk to send 30-Day letters as deemed necessary from August 28, 2026 through October 23, 2026. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 3. Acceptance of the voter checklist deletions of those voters who did not re- register to vote as a part of the annual verification of the voter checklist as specified by RSA 654:39. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 4. Approval of the list of Deputy Registrars scheduled to work the September 8, 2026 State Primary Election. Ladies and Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

Tue Aug 11, 2026 · 17:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

School building project update and financial report presented

The Committee on Joint School Buildings is receiving a presentation from LeftField on the School District Priority One Project and a monthly status and financial report for July 2026. The committee may vote to accept the report and forward it to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and the Board of School Committee for informational purposes.

Presentation from LeftField on School District Priority One Project
Monthly status and financial report from LeftField for period ending July 2026
Possible motion to accept report and submit to Board of Mayor and Aldermen and Board of School Committee

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✓ Decidido: School construction on budget and on schedule; McLaughlin to open Sept. 3

The committee received a project update from LeftField, reporting that all school construction projects are on budget ($306 million) and on schedule. McLaughlin Middle School will be fully occupied by students on September 3, 2026, with Hillside's addition expected by end of December. The committee also voted to accept the monthly status and financial report for July 2026 and forward it to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and Board of School Committee for information.

Accepted July 2026 monthly status and financial report (unanimous)
Scheduled next committee meeting for September 15, 2026 (due to primary election)

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COMMITTEE ON JOINT SCHOOL BUILDINGS August 11, 2026 at 5:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Bonilla, Fajardo, Thomas School Committee Members O'Connell, Turner, Hamer AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Presentation from LeftField regarding the School District Priority One Project to date. 2. Monthly status and financial report submitted by LeftField for the period ending July 2026. If the Committee so desires, a motion is in order to accept the report and submit it to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and Board of School Committee for informational purposes. If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

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COMMITTEE ON JOINT SCHOOL BUILDINGS August 11, 2026 at 5:00 PM Chairman O’Connell called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Bonilla, Fajardo School Committee Members O’Connell, Turner Absent: Alderman Thomas, School Committee Member Hamer Messrs.: M. Lenfest 1. Presentation from LeftField regarding the School District Priority One Project to date. Mark Lenfest, Senior Project Manager at LeftField: Jumping right in, you'll see the updated summary on completion. Modulars 100% complete. Beech reached the 95% bidding threshold and 5% of construction. The majority of that is site work within the footprint of the building as well as soil improvements. McLaughlin is 90%; Hillside is 75%. We'll talk more about those projects in a moment. Parkside and Southside are both tracking at 30%, which is on schedule. Jumping into the ongoing activities. In the last 60 days, we continued weekly OAC meetings, all projects. Group one, that is Hillside and McLaughlin, interior and envelope construction moved forward. If you've had an opportunity to get out there the progress has been incredible. He's done a fantastic job. I encourage everyone to get out and see. They resumed the group one site work and both furniture, fixtures and equipment, as well as technology. Meetings and procurement progressed. Summer work schedules and move ready planning and move procurement was wrapped up. So, we did the moves for all of tho …

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Tue Aug 4, 2026 · 17:30

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Board considers no-parking and loading-zone changes on three streets

The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen’s Public Safety, Health & Traffic Committee will hear three no-parking proposals and one rescission of a loading-zone designation. The items are sponsored by Aldermen Fajardo and Bonilla and will be discussed in Aldermanic Chambers at City Hall.

No parking anytime on Pearl St (south side, 80 ft west of Walnut to Union)
No parking anytime on Wilson St (west side, Laurel St to 50 ft south)
No parking anytime on Belmont St (west side, Spruce to Massabesic)
Rescind loading-zone on Belmont St (west side, Spruce to Massabesic) ORD 2662

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✓ Decidido: Committee approves no-parking zones and rescinds loading zone

The Public Safety, Health & Traffic Committee voted to approve new no-parking restrictions on Pearl, Wilson, and Belmont Streets, and to rescind a no-parking loading zone on Belmont Street. The vote was unanimous. The committee also discussed the height of new parking meters, clarifying that they meet ADA compliance.

Approved no-parking anytime on Pearl Street, south side, from 80 feet west of Walnut Street to Union Street east back
Approved no-parking anytime on Wilson Street, west side, from Laurel Street to 50 feet south
Approved no-parking anytime on Belmont Street, west side, from Spruce Street to Massabesic Street
Approved rescinding no-parking loading zone on Belmont Street, west side, from Spruce Street to Massabesic Street (ORD 2662)

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COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY, HEALTH & TRAFFIC August 4, 2026 at 5:30 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Vincent, Goonan, Dexter, Barry, Bonilla AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. The Traffic Division has submitted an agenda which needs to be addressed: NO PARKING ANYTIME On Pearl Street, south side, from a point 80 feet west of Walnut Street to Union Street east back Alderman Fajardo On Wilson Street, west side, from Laurel Street to a point 50 feet south Alderman Bonilla On Belmont Street, west side, from Spruce Street to Massabesic Street Alderman Bonilla RESCIND NO PARKING - LOADING ZONE On Belmont Street, west side, from Spruce Street to Massabesic Street (ORD 2662) Alderman Bonilla Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? If there is no further business, a motion is in order to adjourn.

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COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY, HEALTH & TRAFFIC August 4, 2026 at 5:30 PM Chairman Vincent called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Vincent, Goonan, Dexter, Barry, Bonilla 1. The Traffic Division has submitted an agenda which needs to be addressed: NO PARKING ANYTIME On Pearl Street, south side, from a point 80 feet west of Walnut Street to Union Street east back Alderman Fajardo On Wilson Street, west side, from Laurel Street to a point 50 feet south Alderman Bonilla On Belmont Street, west side, from Spruce Street to Massabesic Street Alderman Bonilla RESCIND NO PARKING - LOADING ZONE On Belmont Street, west side, from Spruce Street to Massabesic Street (ORD 2662) Alderman Bonilla On motion of Alderman Barry, duly seconded by Alderman Dexter, it was voted to approve. Alderman Bonilla: I want to provide clarity on the new parking meters that we have. The meters are at a specific height to meet ADA compliance, especially for those with limited mobility. I just wanted to provide that clarity as to why the meters are at that specific height, especially downtown. Chairman Vincent: I appreciate that. I would also bring that up during the Board meeting tonight, as well. There being no further business, on motion of Alderman Barry, duly seconded by Alderman Dexter, it was voted to adjourn. A True Record. Attest. Clerk of Committee Meeting Start Time: 5:30PM Meeting End Time …

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Tue Aug 4, 2026 · 18:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Public hearing on $500,000 CDBG-CV funding for emergency shelters

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is holding a special meeting to conduct a public hearing. The body will take public comment on a $500,000 CDBG-CV grant from the NH Community Development Finance Authority.

$500,000 CDBG-CV grant for emergency shelter operations operated by the City of Manchester and Families In Transition

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✓ Decidido: Board holds public hearing on $500K CDBG-CV shelter grant, no vote taken

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen held a public hearing to update residents on a $500,000 CDBG-CV grant from the NH Community Development Finance Authority for emergency shelter operations. The grant, awarded last year, was split between the City of Manchester and Families In Transition to reimburse shelter operating costs from December 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026. No new funding was requested and no vote was taken; the board adjourned after hearing one public comment.

Held public hearing on $500,000 CDBG-CV grant for emergency shelter operations (no vote)
Took public comment under advisement and adjourned (motion by Alderman Barry, seconded by Alderman Terrio)

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SPECIAL MEETING BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN (PUBLIC HEARING – CDBG-CV FUNDING) August 4, 2026 at 6:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Mayor and All Aldermen AGENDA The Mayor calls the meeting to order. The Mayor calls for the Pledge of Allegiance. A moment of silence is observed. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. The Mayor advises that the purpose of the public hearing is to update the public on, and take comment on, a $500,000 CDBG-CV from the NH Community Development Finance Authority for emergency shelter operations operated by the City of Manchester and Families In Transition; that anyone wishing to speak must first step to the nearest microphone when recognized and give his/her name and address in a clear, loud voice for the record; that each person will be given only one opportunity to speak for up to three minutes; and any questions must be directed to the Chair. The Mayor requests that the Community Development Block Grant consultant make a presentation. The Mayor calls for those wishing to speak. The Mayor advises that all wishing to speak having been heard, the testimony presented will be taken under advisement and a motion is in order to adjourn.

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SPECIAL MEETING BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN (PUBLIC HEARING – CDBG-CV FUNDING) August 4, 2026 at 6:00 PM Mayor Ruais called the meeting to order. Mayor Ruais called for the Pledge of Allegiance; this function being led by Alderman Terrio. A moment of silence was observed. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Kaw-uh, Goonan, Dexter, Fajardo, Bonilla, Kantor, Trisciani, O’Neil, Terrio, Sapienza, Burkush, Barry, Vincent Absent: Alderman Thomas 1. Mayor Ruais advised that the purpose of the public hearing is to update the public on, and take comment on, a $500,000 CDBG-CV from the NH Community Development Finance Authority for emergency shelter operations operated by the City of Manchester and Families In Transition; that anyone wishing to speak must first step to the nearest microphone when recognized and give his/her name and address in a clear, loud voice for the record; that each person will be given only one opportunity to speak for up to three minutes; and any questions must be directed to the Chair. Mayor Ruais requested that the Community Development Block Grant consultant make a presentation. Mayor Ruais: I received a few questions on this this morning, so I just wanted to clear up any confusion if there is any, but this was a grant that the City of Manchester applied for and received last year. So, October 21st we came to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen requesting an opportunity to apply for this grant. We we …

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Tue Aug 4, 2026 · 18:30

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Committee considers integrating Parking Division into Police Department

The Committee on Human Resources/Insurance will discuss staffing changes and a departmental reorganization. Members are reviewing requests for new and converted positions and a proposed ordinance to move the Parking Division under the Police Department.

Proposed ordinance to place the Parking Division within the Manchester Police Department
Request for one Legal Assistant II position (grade 107)
Request to convert one Customer Service Representative III position (grade 108) from part-time to full-time
Informational SmartShopper Report submitted by Interim HR Director Emily Rice

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✓ Decidido: Committee approves moving Parking Division under Police Department

The Human Resources/Insurance Committee approved several personnel and organizational changes, including integrating the Parking Division into the Police Department and adding new positions. The committee also approved the Tax Collector's request to add two clerk positions and adjust office hours to 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, with one alderman opposed. All items were expedited to the full Board.

Approved adding one Legal Assistant II position to the Solicitor's department
Approved converting one Customer Service Representative III position from part-time to full-time
Approved integrating the Parking Division into the Police Department
Approved ordinance amendment placing Parking Division within Manchester Police Department
Approved adding two Municipal Revenue Clerk positions to Tax Collector's department
Approved adjusting Tax Collector's office hours to 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM (Alderman Vincent opposed)

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COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RESOURCES/INSURANCE August 4, 2026 at 6:30 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Goonan, Sapienza, O'Neil, Burkush, Vincent AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. SmartShopper Report submitted by Emily Rice, Interim Human Resources Director. (Note: Provided for informational purposes only; no action is required.) 2. Communication from Emily Rice, Solicitor, requesting the addition of one (1) Legal Assistant II position, grade 107, to the department's complement. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 3. Communication from Charles Kurfehs, Assessor, requesting that one (1) Customer Service Representative III position, grade 108, be converted from part-time to full-time status. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 4. Communication from Ken Loui, Assistant Chief of Police, requesting the Parking Division be integrated into the organizational structure of the Police Department. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 5. Ordinance Amendment: “Amending Chapter 70: Motor Vehicles and Traffic of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Manchester by amending Section 70.44 Division Established hereby placing the Parking Division within the Manchester Police Department.” If the Committee so desires, a motion is in order that the Ordinance Amendment ought to pass and be referred to the Committee on Bills on Second Reading for technical review. If there is no further business, a moti …

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COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RESOURCES/INSURANCE August 4, 2026 at 6:30 PM Chairman Goonan called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Goonan, Sapienza, O’Neil, Burkush, Vincent Messrs.: Mayor Ruais, Alderman Trisciani, Alderman Terrio, K. Loui, B. Masewic Adams 1. SmartShopper Report submitted by Emily Rice, Interim Human Resources Director. 2. Communication from Emily Rice, Solicitor, requesting the addition of one (1) Legal Assistant II position, grade 107, to the department's complement. On motion of Alderman O’Neil, duly seconded by Alderman Burkush, it was voted to approve. On motion of Alderman O’Neil, duly seconded by Alderman Sapienza, it was voted to expedite the committee’s report to the full Board. 3. Communication from Charles Kurfehs, Assessor, requesting that one (1) Customer Service Representative III position, grade 108, be converted from part- time to full-time status. On motion of Alderman O’Neil, duly seconded by Alderman Burkush, it was voted to approve. On motion of Alderman Burkush, duly seconded by Alderman Sapienza, it was voted to expedite the committee’s report to the full Board. 4. Communication from Ken Loui, Assistant Chief of Police, requesting the Parking Division be integrated into the organizational structure of the Police Department. Alderman Sapienza: If you'd like to come up and make a presentation. Ken Loui, Assistant Police Chief: I did not have a presentat …

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Tue Aug 4, 2026 · 17:00

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Board to vote on $2.8M in grants for roads, opioid settlement, and public health

The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen’s Community Improvement Committee will vote on seven budget amendments totaling $2.8M for projects including opioid settlement funds, road safety, child trauma response, and school dental programs. The committee will also consider grant applications for historic preservation, hazardous waste closure, and public health preparedness extensions.

Reduce $70,000 for Opioid Litigation Settlement Trust (CIP 211723)
Accept $2,470,500 for North River Road/Bicentennial Drive Roundabout (CMAQ)
Accept $150,000 for Adverse Childhood Experience Response Team (ACERT)
Consider $2.5M request from Families in Transition for recapitalization
Request $277,000 HSEM grant for Fire Department

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✓ Decidido: Manchester committee approves $2.47M in grants and a $2.47M roundabout, plus loan consolidation for Families in Transition

The Community Improvement Committee approved several budget amendments and grant applications, including a $2.47M roundabout project and a $101,734.90 highway safety grant. It also approved a loan consolidation for Families in Transition contingent on state funding, and referred several items to the Finance Committee. The meeting was brief, lasting 10 minutes.

Approved $2,470,500 for CIP 713 North River/Bicentennial Drive Roundabout (CMAQ)
Approved $101,734.90 for FY27 Highway Safety Grant Program
Approved $14,000 for School Based Dental Program - Medicaid
Approved loan consolidation for Families in Transition, contingent on state LITHC funding
Approved and referred to Finance: $70,000 reduction for Opioid Litigation Settlement Trust
Approved and referred to Finance: Lead Hazard Reduction Grant application
Approved and referred to Finance: National Register of Historic Places application for Central High School
Approved $25,000 for HSGP Hazmat funds

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COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT August 4, 2026 at 5:00 PM Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall (3rd Floor) Members: Aldermen Burkush, Vincent, Barry, Goonan, Terrio AGENDA The Chairman calls the meeting to order. The Clerk calls the roll. 1. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the reduction of funds in the amount of $70,000 for CIP 211723 Opioid Litigation Settlement Trust. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 2. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $2,470,500 for CIP 713524 North River Road/Bicentennial Drive Roundabout (CMAQ). Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 3. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $101,734.90 for CIP C330040127 FY27 Highway Safety Grant Program. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 4. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $150,000 for CIP C330040227 Adverse Childhood Experience Response Team (ACERT). Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? 5. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $14,000 for CIP C410021626 School Based Dental Program - Medicaid. Gentlemen, what is your pleasure? August 4, 2026 COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT Page 2 of 3 6. Communication from Jeff Belanger, Planning …

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COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT August 4, 2026 at 5:00 PM Chairman Burkush called the meeting to order. The Clerk called the roll. Present: Aldermen Burkush, Vincent, Barry, Goonan, Terrio Messrs.: J. Belanger, S. Garrity 1. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the reduction of funds in the amount of $70,000 for CIP 211723 Opioid Litigation Settlement Trust. On motion of Alderman Vincent, duly seconded by Alderman Goonan, it was voted to approve and refer to the Committee on Finance. On motion of Alderman Vincent, duly seconded by Alderman Goonan, it was voted to expedite the committee’s report to the full Board. 2. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $2,470,500 for CIP 713524 North River Road/Bicentennial Drive Roundabout (CMAQ). On motion of Alderman Goonan, duly seconded by Alderman Vincent, it was voted to approve. 3. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $101,734.90 for CIP C330040127 FY27 Highway Safety Grant Program. On motion of Alderman Vincent, duly seconded by Alderman Goonan, it was voted to approve. 4. Amending Resolution and Budget Authorization providing for the acceptance and expenditure of funds in the amount of $150,000 for CIP C330040227 Adverse Childhood Experience Response Team (ACERT). On motion of Alderman Goonan …

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Tue Aug 4, 2026 · 16:45

Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Committee considers increasing Art Commission spending limit to $1,000 per project

The Committee on Accounts, Enrollment and Revenue will review financial reports and the City's Revolving Loan Fund. The body is considering an ordinance amendment to change spending authorization for the Art Commission.

Proposed ordinance amendment to increase Art Commission spending authorization without board approval to $1,000 per project
Update on the City's Revolving Loan Fund
Review of Accounts Receivable over 90 days, Aging Report, and Outstanding Receivables
Review of unaudited Monthly Financial Reports for the first eleven months of FY26

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✓ Decidido: Committee accepts loan payoff, financial reports, and advances art commission ordinance

The committee voted to accept the report on the Revolving Loan Fund, noting that loans two and three have been paid in full. It also accepted the Finance Department's reports and the City's Monthly Financial Reports for the first eleven months of FY26, which included updates on revenues, expenditures, and the MUNIS conversion. The committee voted to pass and enroll an ordinance amendment increasing the Art Commission's spending authorization without council approval.

Accepted the Revolving Loan Fund report, noting loans two and three paid in full.
Accepted the Finance Department's reports on accounts receivable, outstanding receivables, and the aging report.
Accepted the City's Monthly Financial Reports for the first eleven months of FY26.
Voted that the ordinance amendment to increase Art Commission spending authorization ought to pass and be enrolled.

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