Town Councilor· 2025-07-01–2027-06-30 (2-year seat won March 11 2025 official ballot tally [read]; 7/9/2025 minutes [read]; current-term start, earlier first-office day unsourced; Town Charter Sec. 3.1 [2019 edition, read: councilors elected second Tuesday in March, take office July 1st next following]; end per hooksett.gov Town Council page term expiration)
Alexander Walczyk
Hooksett
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 13
- Total speaking time
- 40:56
- Avg per meeting
- 3:09
- Segments
- 998
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Top issues during term (20)(Public Safety)
Merchants snow storage and vehicle storage complaints
Without the license, Merchants' fleet disposal business and out-of-state sales would be disrupted.
Fire-Rescue budget and regionalization
A proposed $95,793 (1.87%) increase, including a 12% health insurance assumption.
Police Contract and Staffing Concerns
A proposed $169,557 (2.73%) increase, plus a warrant article for two cruisers (~$149,000 equipped).
Police budget and vehicle warrant article change
A proposed $169,557 (2.73%) increase, plus a warrant article for two cruisers (~$149,000 equipped).
Ambulance hardship waiver authority
Only about 3-5 hardship requests a year are expected under the $500 cap; the intercept fee rose from $516.38 to $549.
Review of Hooksett fire rules
Fire department overtime and frozen position
Roughly $420,000 of the fire budget is overtime-driven, and the IAFF contract is under negotiation so wages may change.
Unlicensed dogs and civil forfeitures
Residents face $25 forfeiture fees plus mailing costs and $1/month late fees; the town collects overdue license revenue.
IAFF Union grievance (non-public)
Potential restitution for money paid to the former firefighter depends on the October 20 court outcome.
New hybrid police cruiser purchase
$61,893.48 net cost after a $7,000 trade-in.
Police radio console replacement
Up to $250,000 from voter-approved funds, not spent until the new fiscal year.
Unpermitted operation at 44 Hackett Hill Road
The town may be losing property tax revenue on unassessed building improvements at the site.
Emergency access turnaround on North Candia Road
Not yet estimated; a simple dirt lot is contemplated.
Lithium battery fire risk and new battery barn
Battery disposal is billed by the pound and costs are adding up, alongside the expense of the new shed.
Horseshoe pit safety covers
About $10 or less per cover using scrap materials.
Secondhand dealer licensing of gun stores
Bass Pro paid the $250 fee; some councilors suggested it might have been waived since other stores were never required to pay.
Backyard shooting range noise on Cross Road
E-bikes banned on school property during school hours
School drop-off and pick-up congestion
Town busing costs run roughly $1.5 million a year — about $100,000 per bus across 15 buses.
Hazard Mitigation Grant for plan update
$13,124.67 in federal funds; town match of $4,374.89 paid via in-kind labor.
Decisions during term (0)
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No decisions found matching Public Safety.
Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
No votes found matching Public Safety.