Farmington Fire Dept awarded $13,100 opioid abatement grant from United Way
Board of Selectmen · Meeting of June 15, 2026
NH FARMINGTON — Farmington Fire Dept secures $13,100 opioid abatement grant from United Way. Assistant Chief Royal Edgerly will deploy funds toward Automated External Defibrillators, training mannequins, and leave-behind Narcan kits, with a public hearing scheduled for no earlier than June 29. The board unanimously approved $8,950 for fence and guardrail installation on Reservoir Road.
During public input, resident Penny Morin sought clarity on reported landfill charges, and Chairman Charlie King confirmed the board has not discussed sticker-price increases but may review fees for specific items like electronics and tires; resident Charlene Hill pressed selectmen on traffic impacts from a planned 70-unit residential development on Dick Dame Lane.
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Source: the Board of Selectmen meeting of June 15, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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