Capital Improvement Committee

Hull Capital Improvement Committee reviews police and fire capital needs. Police Chief John Dunn presented four requests totaling approximately $411,000: an $80,000 detention cell heating upgrade marked as urgent due to state and federal regulations; an $81,000 body-worn camera system contingent on

Hull CIC reviews waterfront projects amid grant-seeking and budget pressures. Harbormaster Kurt Bornheim presented four major initiatives, including the A Street Pier replacement estimated at $4 million and Allerton Harbor dredging survey scheduled for spring 2026, with the waterways fund unable to

Hull Capital Improvement Committee prioritizes landfill capping for FY27. The committee received recommendations for multiple Department of Public Works capital projects, with town officials flagging a $13 million landfill capping initiative as the highest priority, citing 2029 capacity constraints

Capital Improvement Committee adopts project-ranking framework. The committee, led by Chair Carl Katzeff, unanimously approved revisions to its scoring worksheet for evaluating capital requests on February 3. The framework, based on practices from other municipalities including Scituate,

Hull Capital Improvement Committee prioritizes transparency in capital planning. Chaired by Carl Katzeff, the committee unanimously agreed to improve public communication by posting visual summaries and quarterly project status reports linked to town goals. Jen Constable reported website updates