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Tuesday, October 27, 2026 Newton, New Hampshire · Change town
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Joint Loss Management Committee reviews town facility maintenance needs

Newton's Joint Loss Management Committee reviewed facility maintenance across town departments in a routine June meeting. Chaired by Trisha McCarthy, emergency management director, the committee heard reports on multiple projects: the Transfer Station's salt shed requires a new fabric tarp

Joint Loss Management Committee · Meeting of June 8, 2026

NH NEWTON — Newton's Joint Loss Management Committee reviewed facility maintenance across town departments in a routine June meeting. Chaired by Trisha McCarthy, emergency management director, the committee heard reports on multiple projects: the Transfer Station's salt shed requires a new fabric tarp estimated at approximately $10,000, and potholes at the driveway entrance need attention. The Town Hall has an uneven floor near the clerk's window requiring further assessment.

At the Gale Library, heat tracer installation awaits electrical connection and back entrance pavement repairs are under evaluation. Police Chief Rob DiFlumeri is researching security camera repairs for Greenie Park and Town Beach. A floating dock on Town Beach requires removal coordination, and the committee identified a need for a property survey to clarify municipal liability for the beach area.

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Source: the Joint Loss Management Committee meeting of June 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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