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Tamworth approves HEB bid for $5,400 fire tower engineering assessment

November 14, 2024 | Tamworth Town, Carroll County, New Hampshire


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Tamworth approves HEB bid for $5,400 fire tower engineering assessment
The Tamworth NH Selectmen made a significant decision during their meeting on November 14, 2024, by awarding a $5,400 contract to HUB for a fire tower engineering assessment. This assessment will evaluate the structural integrity of the Great Hill Fire Tower, a crucial step in ensuring public safety and maintaining the town's infrastructure.

The motion to accept the bid was unanimously approved, with all selectmen voting in favor. This proactive measure reflects the town's commitment to addressing potential safety concerns and maintaining its facilities.

In addition to the fire tower assessment, the meeting included discussions on the town's financial health. The administrative report highlighted that the town's bank balance stands at a healthy $2,175,292, providing a financial cushion during a busy tax season. The report also noted that while tax bills have been sent out, the town is well-positioned compared to others that may face borrowing needs.

Selectmen also discussed efforts to improve communication with residents regarding tax impacts, including user-friendly guides to help residents understand changes in their tax bills due to budget adjustments. Notably, the school budget has increased by 18%, while the municipal budget has decreased slightly, affecting the overall tax rate.

As the meeting concluded, the selectmen approved several administrative motions, including meeting minutes and applications for state reimbursements, further demonstrating their ongoing commitment to effective governance and community engagement.

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