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The Board of Public Works has taken a significant step towards sustainable waste management by approving a $116,462.73 feasibility study on biosolids disposal at the 4 Hills Landfill.

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Board approves Hazen & Sawyer feasibility study to evaluate landfill disposal of biosolids
The Board approved a $116,462.73 contract with Hazen & Sawyer to study long-term biosolids management and the feasibility of using the 4 Hills landfill as an alternative to an expensive Class A drying project.
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September 5, 2026 at 2:35 AM
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The Finance Committee has greenlit a $400,000 contract to install vital infrastructure at the 4 Hills Landfill, paving the way for innovative PFAS destruction technology this spring!

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City approves $400,000 contract for PFAS leachate infrastructure at 4 Hills Landfill
The Finance Committee approved a $400,143 contract with SCS Field Services to install infrastructure to route landfill leachate to a planned PFAS destruction unit; the work is grant-funded and intended to allow a future treatment unit to receive leachate instead of discharging to the wastewater plant.
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September 6, 2026 at 9:07 AM
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A groundbreaking $400,143 contract has been approved to tackle PFAS contamination at the 4 Hills landfill, paving the way for a pilot project aimed at cleaner water!

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Board approves $400,000-plus PFAS pilot infrastructure at 4 Hills landfill
The board approved a $400,143 contract with SCS Field Services to install infrastructure for a PFAS removal and destruction leachate pilot at the 4 Hills landfill, funded through a grant; staff said the landfill currently supplies much of the PFAS to the wastewater plant.
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September 5, 2026 at 2:30 AM
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New Hampshire lawmakers are challenging the notion that Dalton is the only viable landfill site by proposing a cost-effective inventory of potential disposal locations.

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Committee debates inventory of closed/open landfills as a way to expand disposal options
A bill to inventory brownfields and closed/open landfill sites drew support as a low-cost 'paper survey' to test claims that only one suitable site exists; members discussed narrowing scope and adjusting a large fiscal note tied to site investigations.
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January 23, 2026 at 12:44 PM