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Campton selectmen accept $19,046 in Grafton County ARPA funds for fire department HVAC
Summary
The Campton Board of Selectmen unanimously accepted about $19,046 in Grafton County American Rescue Plan Act funds to purchase and install a new HVAC system for the Fire Department; the Board said remaining project costs will come from the Durgin Fund.
The Campton Board of Selectmen on June 16 unanimously accepted approximately $19,046 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds from Grafton County to purchase and install a new HVAC system at the town’s Fire Department. Town Administrator Kate O'Connor told the Board the county award would cover the listed ARPA portion and that the remainder of the project’s cost will be covered by the Durgin Fund.
The Board opened a public hearing on the grant after Selectman Craig Engel moved to do so and then voted to accept the award on a motion from Selectman Sherrill Howard, seconded by Selectman Mort Donahue. The vote was recorded as unanimously approved. With the acceptance vote, the Board closed the hearing by motion and returned to regular business.
The funds were described during the hearing as earmarked for purchasing and installing HVAC equipment for the Fire Department. No specific vendor, installation timeline, or total project budget beyond the ARPA amount was specified during the meeting. Town Administrator O'Connor said she would use the Durgin Fund to cover remaining costs.
Next steps include administrative processing of the ARPA award and procurement or contracting for the HVAC equipment and installation; the Board did not set a contractor or a completion date during the meeting. The Board adjourned the session at 6:55 p.m.
