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Board approves multiple resolutions and contract cost items; roll‑call outcomes at a glance
Summary
On May 12 the Board approved a set of resolutions including school contract cost items, an air monitoring station agreement, DOT grant applications, and formation of a library advisory committee; roll‑call outcomes and brief descriptions are listed.
The Nashua Board of Aldermen took roll‑call votes on several items during its May 12 meeting. Key outcomes recorded on the docket:
• R‑26‑021 (school cost items for collective bargaining with principals/assistant principals, 07/01/2026–06/30/2030): Motion for final passage carried by roll call, 11–1. Alderman Dowd explained the first‑year increase reflects additional days for assistant principals; Superintendent Maury Windridge answered questions about prior raises.
• R‑26‑022 (license agreement with NH Department of Environmental Services for an air monitoring station at 57 Gilson Road): Approved by roll call, 12–0.
• R‑26‑026 (authorize filing and execution of USDOT grants under the Urban Mass Transportation Act for FY 2027–2028): Approved by roll call, 12–0.
• R‑26‑027 (establish an advisory joint committee for upcoming library renovations): Approved by roll call, 11–1.
Procedural notes: Each item was given its second reading and voted on the record. Several first readings were also introduced and referred to committees (concession agreement, CDBG/HOME entitlement funds, transit contracts, police collective bargaining cost items, CPACE adoption, and multiple ordinances assigned to the Personnel Administrative Affairs Committee). Appointments were read and referred to committees or sworn in on the record.
The board did not take additional final votes on first‑reading items; those will be returned to committee for review or scheduled for a subsequent meeting for second reading and final action.
