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Town Departments Town Manager Board of Selectmen Boards, Committees & Commissions Assessing Building Community Development Engineering Finance/Purchasing Fire Health Human Resources Human Services Information Technology Library Planning Police Public Works Recreation School District Senior Services Tax Collector Town Clerk Utilities		Community Development  »  Capital Improvements  »  Narrative CIP Narrative The Capital Improvements Program represents the guiding document for the public sector reinvestment in the community. The importance for a planned program can be found in the contrary, do nothing approaches. The lack of action only causes escalating costs, missed coordination opportunities, and poor services resulting from failing infrastructure. Action is required to ensure the most optimum facilities and infrastructure for the community. Action within the context of a sequenced Capital Program is a cost effective approach over the reactionary responses to deteriorated assets. The following CIPC members have worked over the past four months to guide the development of this document to establish a program for responsible, rationale, well planned, investment in the Town of Salem. Michael Regan Chairman Resident Representative Brian Keaveny Vice Chairman    Resident Representative Donald Freeman Secretary Resident Representative Robert Dalias   Resident Representative Chris Sousa   Resident Representative Richard Gregory   Selectmen Representative Pat Hargreaves   Budget Committee Representative Robert Ellis   Planning Board Member John Morris   Planning Board Member Susan Strugnell   Recording Secretary Dr. Henry E. LaBranche   Town Manager William Scott   Community Development Director Carolyn Maldonado   Community Development Administrative Assistant CIP Report 2006 Vol I Background CIP Report 2006 Vol II Program Appendix FGH 10 Yr Spreadsheet
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