Livable Nashua

Working Together for a Resilient Future

Nashua is laying the foundation for a resilient community by promoting renewable energy, managing stormwater, protecting natural areas, and more. This dashboard pulls all this information into one place so that residents and businesses can track our progress and take action for a more livable future.

Nashua's two hydroelectric dams generate enough energy to power municipal facilities for an entire year.

26% of critical infrastructure and 12% of residential properties in Nashua face flood risks.

In 2022, there was a noticeable decline in waste disposal; 56,000 metrics tons were disposed after a steady 10-year average of 64,000 metric tons.

With more charging stations and vehicle options, electric vehicle adoption in Nashua increased 267% between 2018 and 2022.

Despite a 63% increase in population in the past 40 years, Nashua has increased the total acres of conservation land by more than 1400%.