Goffstown Sewer Commission freezes fees, plans Warren Avenue pipe replacement
Goffstown Sewer Commission holds rates steady on delayed capital projects. Commissioners Tim Redmond, Dave Pierce, and Daniel Taylor voted unanimously to freeze sewer fees for 2026, citing underspending in 2025 capital improvements when the DPW altered road plans and eliminated cost-sharing on a
Sewer Commission · Meeting of January 13, 2026
NH GOFFSTOWN — Goffstown Sewer Commission holds rates steady on delayed capital projects. Commissioners Tim Redmond, Dave Pierce, and Daniel Taylor voted unanimously to freeze sewer fees for 2026, citing underspending in 2025 capital improvements when the DPW altered road plans and eliminated cost-sharing on a major project, reducing the budget from $766,264 to just $128,601 spent. The commission plans to replace 300 feet of pipe on Warren Avenue, where sewage previously backed up into a home, and will issue a request for proposals this year.
Chairman Pierce announced he will not seek re-election in March.
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Source: the Sewer Commission meeting of January 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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