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Board approves New Hampshire DOT request to install four permanent traffic monitoring stations

5968416 · June 3, 2025
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Summary

The Manchester Board Mayor & Aldermen voted to approve a New Hampshire DOT Bureau of Traffic request to install up to four permanent traffic monitoring stations at Brown Ave, Queen City Ave, Candia Road and Bridge Street, contingent on a revocable license agreement.

The Manchester Board Mayor & Aldermen voted to approve a New Hampshire Department of Transportation Bureau of Traffic request to install up to four permanent traffic monitoring stations at Brown Ave, Queen City Ave, Candia Road and Bridge Street, contingent on a revocable license agreement to be issued by the city office.

The vote took place during the board's open session. Alderman Long moved to approve the communication; Alderman Vincent seconded the motion. The chair called for the voice vote and members responded "aye." The motion passed.

Board members did not record further conditions or a specific timetable during the public discussion recorded in the transcript. The board’s action authorizes staff to proceed with the licensing step required for the installations; the approved motion specified that installations are contingent upon a revocable license agreement ruled by city office.

The item will proceed to the administrative steps needed to finalize the license agreement and installation schedule.