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Nashua approves $43.5 million bond for public works garage

Resolution R-26-072 authorizes the mayor and city treasurer to issue bonds for the facility’s design, construction and equipment. The proposal reached the board with recommendations for passage from the Budget Review Committee and the Board of Public Works.

Alderman Michael O’Brien speaks about the Board of Aldermen’s responsibility to serve as custodians of the city’s future as Alderman Derek Thibeault and Alderwoman Vengerflutta Smith listen at the Oct. 13, 2026, meeting. Dan Splaine / Nashua Independent

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