Phone Numbers

Town Administrator 603-744-3559

Town Clerk/Tax Collector 603-744-8454

Public Works Department & Transfer Station 603-744-8025

Non-emergency Police Dept. 603-744-5423

Non Emergency Fire Dept.. 603-744-2735

For all other numbers.... See the individual department and board/commission pages

Latest News: 

New Hampton Historical Society Upcoming Programs (more...)

Social Day Care Program for Seniors with Alzheimers (more...)

Introducing the new "Belknap House" (more...)

Track Your Ballot (more...)

Free NH Alerts Cellphone App from NHDOS (more...)

Important Information on Smoke Alarms (more...)
 
VIEW ALL LATEST NEWS ITEMS...

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New Hampton Nature-Fitness Trail

New pedestrian trail...Take a nice stroll (more...)

Click here for Trail Guidelines

Facebook page and facebook page disclaimer

 

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New Hampton Historical Society

The New Hampton Historical Society, established in 1945, is dedicated to historic preservation and education. The Society collects and preserves artifacts and information from and about the town of New Hampton.
Website: www.newhamptonhistory.org

Click here to go to their Facebook page. 

 

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In Need of Transportation??

Mid-State Regional Ride Resource Directory lists transportation services throughout NH, connecting people to transportation services in the community. Some services listed are free, some by donation, and some have reduced fees.

 

Go to www.midstatercc.org to be redirected to their website for further information.

 

 

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Community Action Program

Your Resource for Healthy Aging – serving communities throughout Belknap and Merrimack Counties.

Click here to be redirected to their website.

 

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Rural Transportation Services offers door to door demand response transit services through their senior centers. Or become a volunteer through the Volunteer Driver Program.

 

Go to: www.bm-cap.org to be redirected to their website for further information.

 

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Health Tips
From the NH Dept of
Health and Human Services

Prevention Guidelines for West Nile Virus

West Nile Virus Risk Map for New Hampshire

Tick bites and Lyme Disease Treatment

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Newfound Area Nursing Association

Our Mission

  The Newfound Area Nursing Association is committed to providing quality home health care to all families in our communities.

  Our services, programs and clinics are designed to promote quality of life, independent living through treatment and education, a sense of well-being through compassionate care and optimism for improved future health.

Click here to be directed to their website.

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Well Testing
Information about water quality testing for private wells - from the N.H. Dept. of Environmental Services

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Office Closure

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Change in Hours for Selectmen's Office

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Daily Fire Danger
 

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Lake Host Positions

The Lake Winona Improvement Association has paid Lake Host positions.

Click here for further details.
 

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Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief

The Low & Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief program was designed to lessen the economic burden of the State Education Property Tax on certain at-risk taxpayers.

An eligible applicant for the Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief is a person who is:

• Single with adjusted gross income equal to or less than $20,000; or
• Married or head of NH household with adjusted gross income less than or equal to $40,000; and
• Owns a homestead subject to the State Education Property Tax; and
• Has resided in that homestead on April 1 of the year for which the claim is made.

Applications for the Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief are accepted only during the statutory filing period - after May 1, but no later than June 30.  The law allows 120 days for processing from the date of receipt of your completed application.

Forms are available at the Town Office - or -
Click here for the fill-in form
Click here for the form to print and complete by hand.

For Online Claim Status Check, Historical Data, and FAQ"s go to the NH Dept of Revenue website at http://revenue.nh.gov/assistance/low-moderate.htm.

 

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Full-time Job Opening
 
This 40 hour a week full-time position with the Public Works Department will include day-to-day operations at the Transfer Station/Recycling Center, including operating a skid steer and backhoe.  The work schedule will include Saturdays at the Transfer Station/Recycling Center.   Sanding and snowplowing experience is a plus.  Must be able to perform manual tasks related to highway maintenance, plowing and sanding.  CDL-B preferred but willing to train to obtain the CDL-B within 12 months of hire.
 
This is a non-exempt full-time position with benefits.
 
Interested and qualified persons can obtain an application at the town office or submit a resume to:  Attn:  Public Works Department at the Town Office, 6 Pinnacle Hill Road, New Hampton, NH 03256.  Open until filled.
 
The Town of New Hampton is an Equal Opportunity Employer

 

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BEWARE - IRS Scam Affecting Belknap County

A sophisticated phone scam targeting taxpayers, including recent immigrants, has been making the rounds throughout the country. Callers claim to be IRS employees, using fake names and bogus IRS identification badge numbers. They may know a lot about their targets, and they usually alter the caller ID to make it look like the IRS is calling. 

Victims are told they owe money to the IRS and it must be paid promptly through a gift card or wire transfer. Victims may be threatened with arrest, deportation or suspension of a business or driver’s license. In many cases, the caller becomes hostile and insulting. Victims may be told they have a refund due to try to trick them into sharing private information. If the phone isn't answered, the scammers often leave an “urgent” callback request.

Click here to be redirected to the IRS website with further information on scams.
 

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Promotion
Pictured left to right - Officers Tyler Hazel and Steve Marsh, Detective Joshua Tyrrell, Chief George Huckins
 

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Property Visits by Assessing Firm

The assessing firm of Commerford Nieder Perkins LLC has been reviewing properties in New Hampton.  The purpose is to re-measure and re-list assessment data, requesting access to the interior whenever possible to be sure properties are accurately listed.  They carry photo identification with them and will leave yellow tags on doors to notify residents they have visited their property.  These visits are required by the NH Dept. of Revenue to ensure all properties within the town and the state are being fairly assessed.

 

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Results of Town Meeting - March 13th

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2017 Annual Town Reports

Townl Reports are now available at the the Town Office and Transfer Station.

Click here for the electronic version.
 

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Volunteers Help to Shape the Future of the Kelley-Drake Conservation Area
A Special Place in New Hampton

Community volunteers have been working all summer and fall to clear cellar holes and build hiking trails at the Kelley-Drake Conservation Area in New Hampton.  This fall the trails system was laid out by Lew Shelly, Snowhawk, LLC, and since then volunteers have been diligently working to clear brush and blowdowns, build rock steps, water bars, cribbing and cutting switchbacks along the steep terrain of the hillside. The area is open year-round and is not only ideal for hiking, but also snow shoeing, cross-country skiing, hunting or just enjoying a walk along the old stone walls and open meadow.

The Kelley Drake Conservation Area signifies the origins of New Hampton. In 1775 Samuel Kelly (1733-1813) brought his wife and two young sons from Exeter, NH to New Hampton and built a log cabin adjacent to Kelly Pond (now known as Pemigewasset Lake).

Click here to read the article resident Gordon DuBois wrote for the Laconia Daily Sun about this conservation area in New Hampton.

 

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2017 Tax Rate Has Been Set

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Seeking Volunteers

Town Committees, Boards and Commissions are looking for new members.  We are currently in need of residents willing to serve on the Planning Board and Heritage Commission.  Please click on the Board and Commission overview below to learn how you can contribute to your community and the time commitment involved with each.

Overview of each Board and Commission

We are also looking for a representative to work with Lakes Region Planning Commission on the Annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection planning and collection days in July and August.

Interested residents may complete the Volunteer Interest Form below and submit it to the Selectmen’s Office.

Volunteer Interest Form  
 
 

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CAUTION - Invasive Plant Japanese Knotweed in New Hampton

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Permanent Medicine Collection Box Available at the Police Department

If you have unused or expired medications, you now have a way to safely and regularly dispose of them! The New Hampton Police Department is happy to announce the opening of a new permanent medication collection box in the town of New Hampton. The collection box is located in the lobby of the New Hampton Police Department at 24 Intervale Drive.
 

Did you know?? Approximately 70% of those who abuse prescription medications get them from family or friends, often from the medicine cabinet. (SAMHSA, 2006) This permanent medication collection box addresses a vital public safety and public health issue. By taking unused and expired medications out of our community, it significantly reduces the opportunities for misuse and/or abuse.
 
Protect our Groundwater! Flushing medications is NO LONGER recommended! Research shows that certain medications are not thoroughly flushed out during water treatment, and can end up contaminating our groundwater.

The following guidelines apply to the Town of New Hampton Medication Collection Box:

1. Collection box is accessible Monday & Wednesday 8:00AM to 5:00 PM and Friday 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
2. ONLY pharmaceutical drugs are to be placed in the box (prescription or over-the-counter medications).
3. NO needles, syringes, lotions, aerosol cans, inhalers, or lancets will be collected.
4. This voluntary collection process is FREE and ANONYMOUS.
5. The collection box is constructed in such a manner and of materials that make it tamper proof.

Any questions regarding the collection box can be directed to any Law Enforcement Officer at the New Hampton Police Department at 603-744-5423.

For more information on safe and secure storage of medications, and for tips on how to talk to your family about prescription drug abuse, please contact Traci Fowler at Partners in Prevention, an initiative of the Lakes Region Partnership for Public Health: www.pipnh.org * 603-528-2145 x1800

 

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Police Department Activity
Click below for the most recent activity:

Month of March         Month of April

Click here to be re-directed to the Police Department page to view activity for previous weeks
 

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