Dear Editor,
Representative Linda Gould takes her elected position seriously. After having a serious surgery this year and as soon as she was okayed to attend session, she went back to work to protect the NH Advantage and fight for Granite Staters.
Rep. Gould is an ardent supporter of the outdoors and is pleased that NH is receiving 65 million dollars to help limit exposure to harmful PFAS chemicals. She is on the Drinking Water and Groundwater Trust Fund Advisory Commission that is receiving the settlement money. Linda says that the commission does very diligent work in administering its funds providing loans and grants to water systems and that she will continue to keep a careful eye on the disposition of the funds.
As a member of the Resources, Recreation, and Development Committee, Rep. Gould voted for HB 358 that requires the public disclosure of PFAS found in residential, industrial, and commercial property prior to a real estate sale. We can be thankful that she is looking out for our interests.
Please vote for Linda Gould on November 5 and support continuing our New Hampshire Advantage.
Sincerely,
Diane Roblee, Lindahl Road, Bedford, NH
