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Drinking Water Protection Committee advances water rate study; three extensions under review

Bow water committee targets February hearing for $5.8M extension projects. The Drinking Water Protection Committee, chaired by Cindy Klevens, advanced three infrastructure projects at its January 14 meeting. The Concord water main extension to Bow Junction is scheduled for public hearing February

Heritage Commission increases budget, eyes National Register status

Bow Heritage Commission approves budget increase, launches National Register effort. The commission voted unanimously to increase its annual operating budget to $2,000 from $750 for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026, and authorized spending for members to attend a Preservation Regulatory Tools

Bow Conservation Commission completes Ferry Road land acquisition

Bow Conservation Commission completes Ferry Road land acquisition. Chair Sandy Crystall and the five-member board approved the property closing with the deed recorded and authorized Crystall to testify on HB 1530, the Beaver Dam Notification Bill, in a unanimous vote. The Commission also noted that

Planning Board advances five zoning amendments to town ballot

Planning Board unanimously votes to advance five zoning amendments to Bow's town warrant. Chair Don Berube, Jr. presided over public hearings for the amendments addressing overlay district purpose statements, multifamily housing in commercial zones, accessory dwelling unit regulations, wetland

Budget Committee confirms schedule, begins initial budget review

Bow Budget Committee confirms schedule, begins formal budget review. Chair Lisa Franklin led the committee through unanimous approval of prior minutes and confirmation of Monday evening meetings at 5:30 PM in Room B, including an unusual January 19, 2026 session despite the Martin Luther King Jr.