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Policy adoption and its impact on community infrastructure
Exeter Select Board Update (5/4/26): The Board officially adopted the 'Complete Streets Policy' (No. 2026-02). This policy will now guide how the town plans future infrastructure for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists. #ExeterNH #LocalGov https://meetingwatch.org/nh/exeter/select-board/2026-05-04/ #MeetingWatch
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Fiscal transparency regarding large tax credits and rising utility costs
Taxpayer Alert: Exeter is expecting a solar return credit of approximately $1 million. This comes amid reports of rising municipal electricity costs due to rate hikes and building usage. #ExeterNH #TaxpayerWatchdog https://meetingwatch.org/nh/exeter/select-board/2026-05-04/ #MeetingWatch
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Public safety and resource management update
Exeter is maintaining Level 4 water restrictions due to ongoing drought conditions. Public Works advises residents to remain cautious as the drought persists. #ExeterNH #WaterConservation https://meetingwatch.org/nh/exeter/select-board/2026-05-04/ #MeetingWatch
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What happened at the May 4th Exeter Select Board meeting? Here is a breakdown of the key decisions affecting your wallet and your streets. 🧵 #MeetingWatch #ExeterNH
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1/ Infrastructure: The Board voted unanimously to adopt the 'Complete Streets Policy.' This moves the town toward a specific framework for how roads and sidewalks are designed for all users, not just cars.
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2/ Fiscal Update: Municipal energy costs are rising due to electricity rate hikes. However, the town is preparing to file for a solar return credit of roughly $1,000,000. This is a significant influx of funds to monitor.
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3/ Environment: The Board authorized a formal letter opposing the proposed Epping waste transfer facility, citing potential risks to the Great Bay watershed. They also confirmed Level 4 water restrictions remain in effect. https://meetingwatch.org/nh/exeter/select-board/2026-05-04/
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Exeter Select Board Meeting Summary: May 4, 2026 Several key decisions were made during last night's meeting that will impact Exeter’s infrastructure and budget. The Select Board voted unanimously to adopt the 'Complete Streets Policy' (Policy No. 2026-02). This policy establishes a new framework for how the town approaches transportation and infrastructure planning, affecting how pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists navigate our community moving forward. On the fiscal front, the Board discussed rising municipal electricity costs driven by increased rates and building usage. Amidst these rising costs, the town is moving to claim a solar return credit of approximately $1 million. Residents should keep a close eye on how these significant funds are allocated in upcoming budget cycles. Finally, the Board took a stand on regional environmental issues, authorizing a formal letter of opposition to the proposed Epping solid waste transfer facility due to potential impacts on the Great Bay watershed. Additionally, Public Works confirmed that Level 4 water restrictions will remain in effect due to ongoing drought conditions. Stay informed on how these decisions shape our town. https://meetingwatch.org/nh/exeter/select-board/2026-05-04/ #MeetingWatch #ExeterNH