PRIORITY DEPARTMENTS PROJECTS DEPARTMENT C.1.C
REQUESTED RECOMMENDS
A-2 Communications Public Safety Portable Radio
Replacement $ 3,500,000 $ 3,500,000
The Fire and Police portable radio equipment will become obsolete as of December 31, 2021. All non-public safety
portable radios are currently obsolete. These radios will need to be replaced. Fire and Police have requested
additional software be installed in these radios to enhance the safety of Police Officers and Firefighters.
A-2 School District Running Track Replacement
NHS — South $ 400,000 $ 400,000
The Running track was installed circa 2004 during the South High School Renovation. The rubberized surface has
been patched every year starting in 2015. A consultant reviewed the track condition this past year and
recommended complete replacement of the rubber surface, with a replacement of the asphalt base a possibility
based on further tests. NHIAA will likely not allow interscholastic track events to be held on the track in its current
condition.
A-2 Police Department Security Fence, Gates and
Security System Upgrades $ 87,858 $ 87,858
This will replace the rusted out fence around the Nashua Police Department with a new fence. Replacing two
existing gates with power operated safety gates and key card access point system Add security cameras to monitor
the new gates. This project was previously requested, and meets the definition of a capital improvement in that it’s a
rehabilitation of an existing facility and the estimated cost is in excess of $50,000, with an anticipated life expectancy
in excess of 10 years.
A-2 Economic East Hollis Street & Bridge St
Development Intersection Improvements $ 183,050 $ 183,050
This request will provide matching funds for a federally funded project improve the intersection of East Hollis and
Bridge Street, which serves as a vital link to the City's downtown core and is a major east/west commuter route. This
project will improve traffic flow, increase access to new housing and the future rail station, provide bicycle and
pedestrian accommodations, and enhance the gateway into the City. The first $3,661,000 does not require a local
match and is funded by NHDOT monies. Should costs exceed that amount by an additional 25%, then the City will be
required to provide 20% match (up to $183,050).
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