Exeter buys robots to maintain parks, fields - NH Business Review
Exeter, NH’s Select Board voted unanimously March 25 to approve a proposal to acquire robots to mow the lawn and to line the town fields.
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Exeter, NH’s Select Board voted unanimously March 25 to approve a proposal to acquire robots to mow the lawn and to line the town fields.
"The groundskeeper from Fenway Park is endorsing these," said Greg Bisson. "I'm pretty confident that these are going to be a total step up for us."
Here's a look at who Exeter's top wage earners were in 2023, and a searchable database of all town employee salaries.
If approved, the estimated tax impact for the project, assuming a 20-year bond at 3.65% interest, would be $68 per $100,000 of assessed property value.
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