Board votes to freeze police-officer salary line amid ongoing PD vacancy
September 01, 2026 | Pittsburg, Coos County , New Hampshire
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The Pittsburg town board voted to freeze the police-officer salary account to hold funds for a future hire while the department vacancy remains open.
Board member (speaker 5) moved to "freeze budget line 42.10.3, the officer's salary," saying the line holds roughly $48,000. The motion was called and approved by voice vote; the chair and other members registered "aye." "I'd like to freeze budget line 42.10.3, the officer's salary," the mover said during the meeting.
Members said they wanted to ensure the funds remain available for hiring rather than be used for other projects; no amendment was proposed and the board adopted the freeze for the remainder of the year.
Board member (speaker 5) moved to "freeze budget line 42.10.3, the officer's salary," saying the line holds roughly $48,000. The motion was called and approved by voice vote; the chair and other members registered "aye." "I'd like to freeze budget line 42.10.3, the officer's salary," the mover said during the meeting.
Members said they wanted to ensure the funds remain available for hiring rather than be used for other projects; no amendment was proposed and the board adopted the freeze for the remainder of the year.
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