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Warner reports water shutoffs rediscovered; DES inspected sidewalks and systems

July 28, 2026 | Pittsburg, Coos County , New Hampshire


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Warner reports water shutoffs rediscovered; DES inspected sidewalks and systems
Warner (S3), who provided the town's water and wastewater update, said crews “found shut offs that **** said weren't there anymore because they got plowed over and they were there in 1 piece.” He said the crew marked the valves and that Brian is expected back in two to three weeks to finish the remaining work.

Warner said a DES representative spent about four hours reviewing sidewalks and water/wastewater systems and that the town expects a report with suggestions and recommendations in a couple of weeks. Warner described the DES interaction as helpful and said it may generate contacts or funding leads to help upgrade the town's infrastructure.

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