NECCOG CEO roundtable flags pistol-permit changes, knotweed removal struggles and surplus culvert
The CEO roundtable noted towns are no longer required to sign pistol permits under new legislation, multiple towns are struggling with knotweed removal, and Sterling has a surplus culvert pipe (6 feet diameter, 20 feet long) available for purchase.
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NECCOG's CEO roundtable discussed a set of operational items: towns are no longer required to sign pistol permits under new legislation; several towns reported challenges removing knotweed; and Sterling announced a surplus culvert pipe (6 feet in diameter, 20 feet long) available for purchase.
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