Selectmen approve Thunder Bridge abutment repair project
The Chichester Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to fund a $16,500 abutment repair project at Thunder Bridge, a National Register historic structure, using Chichester Historical Society trust funds rather than municipal budget.
Selectmen's Office · Meeting of October 13, 2026
NH CHICHESTER — The Chichester Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to fund a $16,500 abutment repair project at Thunder Bridge, a National Register historic structure, using Chichester Historical Society trust funds rather than municipal budget. The board also unanimously approved amended accounts payable totaling $66,010.71 after removing a questioned $514.09 invoice from Block 5, and accepted the General Election Warrant for the November state election. Chairman Jeremy Letendre announced appointment of Michael Sheehan to the Capital Improvement Program Committee, and the board discussed follow-up items including ADP payroll implementation delays, library building conditions, Fire Chief recruitment which has yielded eight to nine applications, and municipal domain registration.
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Source: the Selectmen's Office meeting of October 13, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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