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Capital Planning Committee reviews five-year $20M capital plan

The Capital Planning Committee reviewed capital requests totaling more than $20 million across five years from police, schools, and facilities departments. Police Chief M. Sallese presented a $65,000 cruiser replacement following the annual rotation schedule and a $35,000 design study for

Capital Planning Committee · Meeting of March 5, 2026

STOW — The Capital Planning Committee reviewed capital requests totaling more than $20 million across five years from police, schools, and facilities departments. Police Chief M. Sallese presented a $65,000 cruiser replacement following the annual rotation schedule and a $35,000 design study for overcrowded police facility expansion, noting six personnel are assigned to a single 12-by-12-foot office.

Nashoba Regional School District's capital priorities include a $3.7 million roof replacement at Hale Middle School, potentially phased over several years, along with building system upgrades and floor refinishing projects. Facilities department seeks to accelerate the police station generator replacement, a $110,000 project moved from fiscal 2028 to fiscal 2027 due to recent breakdowns.

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Source: the Capital Planning Committee meeting of March 5, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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