New Hampshire Federal Funding

Seacoast Science Center

The Seacoast Science center is seeking funds to expand and improve their existing museum spaces as well as constrict a new space/facility for their Marine Mammal Rescue operations to allow for rehabilitation of stranded animals.

Town of Londonderry

South Londonderry Sewer Pump Station

City of Dover

Regional Emergency Drinking Water Distribution Interconnection

Town of Derry

Route 28S Sewer Line Extension

City of Nashua

The Library Plaza reconstruction project would renovate one of the only public green spaces in the heart of downtown Nashua to provide a quality, attractive, cost-effective and low-maintenance outdoor space for the community to enjoy for daily active programming of events and activities. Its current design is in disrepair, can feel unsafe at night due to dark corners, and doesn’t support community use. The renovation would provide energy-efficient lighting solutions, easily-maintained landscapin

Manchester School District

The Manchester School District (MSD) has proposed this project, in collaboration with the Manchester Police Department and the Mayor’s Office, to implement a comprehensive emergency notification system across the district. This project includes an IP-based phone system to replace the existing and outdated PBX phone system, digital signage, desktops alerts, gunshot detection sensors, emergency alerting lights and door locks. All of these systems combined will make up their emergency communication

Saint Anselm College

Saint Anselm College, Manchester, NH for facilities and equipment

Plymouth State University

This funding would support renovations of the Samuel Read Hall Building on the Plymouth State University (PSU) campus to expand the available physical learning space for PSU’s nursing program.

New England College

New England College, Henniker, NH for facilities and equipment

Town of Winchester

The town of Winchester seeks funds to update their Waste Water Treatment Facility (WWTF) to include the addition of a second dewatering train for redundancy and a sludge dryer to transform the sludge to a marketable bio solids product for local distribution. Additionally, the project includes solar generation to offset the energy demands of the drying process and a green storm water infrastructure element.