Goffstown Supervisors of the Checklist update voter rolls with routine maintenance. The three supervisors, Denise Lemay, Marie Morgan, and Sharon DeWitt, approved the removal of 250 voters at their July 28 meeting while adding 65 new registrants. The removals included three voters who had passed
Goffstown Select Board orders traffic study for gridlocked Main Street intersections. Director Adam Jacobs walked the Board through decades of alternatives, from signalized intersections to roundabouts to a one-way loop, each with constraints; the Board voted unanimously to authorize an updated
Goffstown Planning Board unanimously adopts new 2026 Development Regulations with stricter stormwater standards. The board voted 7-0 to approve the regulations effective July 27, 2026, following a public hearing with no public comment. The new standards reduce maximum steep slopes from 25 percent
Goffstown Open Space Subcommittee charts conservation property stewardship priorities. Chairman David Nieman and committee members agreed to schedule three site walks through late August and early September to assess boundary conditions and baseline environmental data across Paige Hill Marsh, Acorn
Goffstown CIP committee receives department capital requests totaling tens of millions. The Capital Improvement Committee met July 16 and heard presentations from three departments outlining needs for the 2027-2032 planning period. Parks and Recreation Director Rick Wilhelmi requested $11.765
Goffstown Parks Commission approves $177,200 Roy Park pickleball court and allocates project funding. The Parks and Recreation Commission unanimously recommended Vermont Recreational Surfacing and Fencing for the project and allocated $130,000 in impact fees for the work. The commission voted to
Goffstown library board advances outdoor redesign amid trust-fund ambiguity. Vice Chair Jordan Evans and members Jessica Caron, Elizabeth Jipson, Kathy Coughlin, and David Banach voted four to one, with one abstention, to accept June minutes. Director Patt Penick received authorization to request
Goffstown Sewer Commission directs major upgrades at Moose Club Park Pump Station. Superintendent Corey Wike reported the existing pumps are approximately 10 years outdated, with replacements quoted at around $9,700 per unit uninstalled. Consulting Engineer Mike Trainque is developing
Goffstown Supervisors of the Checklist remove 1,080 inactive voters from the roll. Supervisors Denise Lemay, Marie Morgan, and Sharon DeWitt voted unanimously on July 13 to purge 1,080 voters who had not re-registered after receiving verification letters mailed June 9 to those who had not voted in
Goffstown Select Board backs $250K fire engine and $750K housing infrastructure grants. The Board unanimously approved a $250,000 New Hampshire Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust grant for fire engine replacement, with the town responsible for an $840,979 match, per Fire Chief Benjamin
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