DPW prioritizes multi-purpose mini loader, front-end loader and scheduled truck replacements
September 18, 2026 | Boscawen, Merrimack County , New Hampshire
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Public Works Director Conner Bailey presented the department's prioritized equipment needs, leading with a mini loader with attachments intended to replace the sidewalk tractor and serve multiple roles, including backup for transfer-station equipment.
Bailey also listed a front-end loader, a 2010 six-wheel replacement, and a routine F-350 replacement. Staff noted the 2002 six-wheel dump truck is scheduled for replacement this year (2026); it was removed from CIP ranking as a current-year replacement, but the CIP retains a $180,000 contribution figure to support equipment needs.
Bailey also listed a front-end loader, a 2010 six-wheel replacement, and a routine F-350 replacement. Staff noted the 2002 six-wheel dump truck is scheduled for replacement this year (2026); it was removed from CIP ranking as a current-year replacement, but the CIP retains a $180,000 contribution figure to support equipment needs.
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