Meredith Select Board advances water treatment plant upgrade project. The board unanimously authorized Town Manager Judie Milner to execute documents for a $900,000 drinking water state revolving fund loan with estimated 30 percent principal forgiveness to replace aging filters at the water
Prescott Park Renovation Committee advances playground design and grand opening. The committee, with 11 of 15 members present, approved previous meeting minutes 8-0-3 and discussed mockups for the proposed playground sign, with attention to color, layout, and continuity with existing park signage.
The Village Pathways Committee planned a fall cleanup for November 10 and reported an August fundraiser's success. Andrea Bourn reported that the August 26 "Taste of the Trail" event at Hermit Woods Winery raised $15,000 for WOW Trail engineering improvements.
The Waukewan Watershed Advisory Committee advances federal grant applications for lake pollution remediation while investigating septic systems as a pollution source. The committee unanimously approved August minutes and met with state environmental officials to finalize grant strategy: a 319 Grant
Meredith Select Board backs WRBP transition to regional wastewater authority. The board unanimously voted to support moving the Winnipesaukee River Basin Program from state management to a regional authority, with Wes Anderson, WRBP chair, citing 2015 data projecting potential annual cost savings
Meredith Pathways Committee approves prior minutes, plans summer fundraiser. The committee reported combined financial accounts of $33,711.78 and unanimously approved amended minutes from June 9th. Andrea Bourn announced a fundraiser called Taste of the Trail scheduled for August 26th at Hermit
Meredith Prescott Park playground set to open October 3, 2026. The Prescott Park Renovation Committee finalized naming and signage decisions at its August 11 meeting, opting to keep the design consistent with the existing skate park sign in color and fonts. The committee will present to the