Newfields reviews 2025 revenues, budgets and schedules Waterworth meeting; rain barrels and solar panels on agenda
January 19, 2026 | Newfields, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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At the Jan. 19, 2026 meeting, the Newfields Village Water & Sewer District commissioners reviewed budget lines, recorded 2025 invoiced totals and cell-tower revenue, discussed potential solar panels, and set follow-up steps to refine the 2026 budget.
The minutes list 2025 invoiced amounts as: Water $108,909.06; Sewer $244,341.23; Meter $21,202.48; Bond $118,272.00; and IPP $11,100.00, for a subtotal of $503,824.77. The minutes also record cell-tower revenue of $34,424.54, giving a grand total of $538,249.31 for 2025 invoiced and ancillary revenues.
Commissioners discussed budget lines and agreed that Recording Secretary Wendy V. Chase should share the budget worksheets with commissioners so they can add items. The board noted the district will use the Waterworth program to help with budgeting; the minutes record that Wendy emailed a contact named Luis to arrange a meeting and set that meeting for Feb. 16 at 9:00 a.m. to discuss Waterworth.
The board discussed solar panels as a potential project but the minutes do not record a decision or financing plan for that item. Separately, the commissioners agreed to install a rain barrel at the district office and noted the town hall will also have one installed; that action was recorded as a board agreement rather than a formal contract award.
The meeting adjourned at 10:30 a.m. The minutes do not show formal votes on budget adoption or capital projects; they record discussion, scheduling and staff follow-up tasks to prepare more detailed budget material.
The minutes list 2025 invoiced amounts as: Water $108,909.06; Sewer $244,341.23; Meter $21,202.48; Bond $118,272.00; and IPP $11,100.00, for a subtotal of $503,824.77. The minutes also record cell-tower revenue of $34,424.54, giving a grand total of $538,249.31 for 2025 invoiced and ancillary revenues.
Commissioners discussed budget lines and agreed that Recording Secretary Wendy V. Chase should share the budget worksheets with commissioners so they can add items. The board noted the district will use the Waterworth program to help with budgeting; the minutes record that Wendy emailed a contact named Luis to arrange a meeting and set that meeting for Feb. 16 at 9:00 a.m. to discuss Waterworth.
The board discussed solar panels as a potential project but the minutes do not record a decision or financing plan for that item. Separately, the commissioners agreed to install a rain barrel at the district office and noted the town hall will also have one installed; that action was recorded as a board agreement rather than a formal contract award.
The meeting adjourned at 10:30 a.m. The minutes do not show formal votes on budget adoption or capital projects; they record discussion, scheduling and staff follow-up tasks to prepare more detailed budget material.
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