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Jamie Welch Park pavilion work moves forward; commissioners say $20,000 still needed

Agricultural Commission · June 11, 2026
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Summary

Commission records show lumber and gravel work is underway on the Jamie Welch Park pavilion, Peckham handling paving/gravel, and grant funds managed by Central NH Regional Planning Commission; fundraising still short by about $20,000.

At the June 11 meeting, the Agricultural Commission received an update on the Jamie Welch Park pavilion project.

Minutes indicate Charlie Niebling is overseeing lumber procurement to specification and Peckham is negotiating provision of gravel, base work and paving for the project. The record notes that grant funds have been released and are being managed by the Central NH Regional Planning Commission.

Commissioners said fundraising continues to fall short of the project's goal; approximately $20,000 is still needed to complete work. The commission reported postcards have been sent to local businesses and private donations continue to arrive "dribbling in." No new contract approvals or formal vote were recorded at the meeting.

The commission did not set a new completion date during the session; grant administration and contractor coordination remain the primary next steps.