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CIP Committee examines capital projects and $2M federal grant

CIP Committee reviews capital projects and $2M federal grant for Pettengill Road. The committee heard presentations from Director of Public Works David Wholley and Deputy Director James Danis on comprehensive infrastructure work spanning roads, bridges, facilities, and utilities. Key projects

Capital Improvements Program (CIP) Committee · Meeting of September 15, 2026

NH LONDONDERRY — CIP Committee reviews capital projects and $2M federal grant for Pettengill Road. The committee heard presentations from Director of Public Works David Wholley and Deputy Director James Danis on comprehensive infrastructure work spanning roads, bridges, facilities, and utilities. Key projects include Hall Road bridge replacement funded 80 percent through state aid, Bancroft Road reconstruction as the first formal road program project, and DPW facility replacement.

The town secured a $2 million Congressionally Directed Spending grant for Pettengill Road with a required 20 percent town match, totaling $2.5 million. Water-main expansion will extend service to 464 homes with PFAS contamination, and sewer projects will address Century Village, Commerce Park, and South Londonderry Interceptor Phase II.

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Source: the Capital Improvements Program (CIP) Committee meeting of September 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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