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Committee approves HVAC invoice contingent on quality sign-off; secures state grant

Carlisle Municipal Facilities Committee unanimously approves HVAC invoice, secures $125K state grant. The committee approved a $43,655 invoice for Town Hall's HVAC server upgrade, conditioned on Facilities Director Stephen Connearney's quality certification. The Robbins and Grant schools'

Municipal Facilities Committee · Meeting of August 20, 2026

Carlisle Municipal Facilities Committee unanimously approves HVAC invoice, secures $125K state grant. The committee approved a $43,655 invoice for Town Hall's HVAC server upgrade, conditioned on Facilities Director Stephen Connearney's quality certification. The Robbins and Grant schools' weatherization project received the maximum $125,000 Green Communities grant, with town costs estimated at $60,000 after vendor negotiations.

An Eversource incentive study could unlock an additional $80,000 to $110,000 in rebates once design reaches 70 percent completion. The Police Station renovation faces October completion with lingering contractor delays, and the Fire Station renovation is proceeding with site work for a well pending Board of Health clearance.

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Source: the Municipal Facilities Committee meeting of August 20, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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