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Board unanimously extends homeland-security grant performance periods through 2028

Nashua Board of Aldermen · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved two resolutions extending the performance period for federal Homeland Security grant projects to Aug. 31, 2028; both passed by roll call, 14–0.

The Nashua Board of Aldermen voted unanimously on July 27 to approve two resolutions that extend the performance period for several Department of Homeland Security grant projects. The extension moves the grant end date to Aug. 31, 2028, and does not add funding; it gives the city additional time to complete federally required procurement for specialized equipment.

The motions were made and carried by roll call with 14 votes in favor and zero opposed. President Wilshire declared the motions carried after the clerk read the roll. The extension applies to projects including federally funded hazardous-device and robotic purchases that require extended procurement time in line with federal rules.