| Phone Numbers |
| Selectmen's Office 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 |
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Web Site Policy Regarding Information and External Links
The Town of New Hampton website is for informing the residents of New Hampton of civic activities within the town of New Hampton, Newfound area and surrounding Lakes Region area. It is not for soliciting, sales/promotional activities or promoting political agendas. The Town will only allow information and links to county, state, federal governmental agencies, school activities, activities of civic or non-profit organizations and related services that are determined may benefit the New Hampton residents. Adopted by the Board of Selectmen 4/19/2010
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Latest News:
The Belknap County Drug Task Force along with participating area law enforcement agencies cannot be successful without the assistance and support of the citizens. We welcome... (more...)
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Social Day Care Program for Seniors with Alzheimers (more...)
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Free NH Alerts Cellphone App from NHDOS (more...)
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New Hampton Nature-Fitness Trail
New pedestrian trail...Take a nice stroll (more...)
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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.
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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.
West Nile Virus Risk Map for New Hampshire
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.
Well Testing
Information about water quality testing for private wells - from the N.H. Dept. of Environmental ServicesAnnual Doug Clement Memorial Blood Drive
AMERICAN RED CROSS COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE
Saturday, September 21st 9am to 3pm
New Hampton Public Safety Building Fire Department 26 Intervale Drive (off NH Route 104)
Sponsored by the New Hampton Fire Department.
There is a critical shortage of blood at this time. Please give the gift of life !!
New Hampton Public Safety Building Fire Department 26 Intervale Drive (off NH Route 104)
Sponsored by the New Hampton Fire Department.
There is a critical shortage of blood at this time. Please give the gift of life !!
We Want to Hear From YOU
2019 Community Survey
We invite you to take part in New Hampton's questionnaire
to provide direction for our community.
to provide direction for our community.
In the interest of helping direct growth in the Town, The Planning Board is updating the Master Plan. Your answers to the survey will be used as a tool during the update process. The survey does not ask for any personal information, therefore all responses will be confidential.
Please take this opportunity to have your voice heard.
Surveys are going out in the mail to all property owners in town. Included with the survey are addressed envelopes so you can mail them back, or feel free to drop them off at the Town Office. For residents who are not property owners, or if more than person in your household would like to complete the survey additional surveys will be available at the Town Office, Transfer Station, and the Gordon-Nash Library later during the week of September 23rd. They are also available by clicking here for Community Survey. You may also scan and email the completed survey to: selectmen@new-hampton.nh.us.
PLEASE submit the surveys by October 31st. Results will be compiled and made public.
The Master Plan is the foundation for guiding the development in our community. Using this Master Plan as the foundation, the Planning Board enacts regulations on zoning, subdivision and site planning. It is used as a tool for future town planning that best fits the needs and wants of residents, property owners, and business owners, while addressing demands on Town services. The Master Plan shows where improvements may be necessary and where future action may be required to meet the needs of the community.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR FEEDBACK
Bringing the Presence of the Past into the Present
NHS Students Petition for Music in the School Program… 195 Years Ago!
As we approach the 200th Birthday of New Hampton School (1821-2021), it is natural to feature some exciting pieces from the school’s long history. In 1824, the fourth year of “New Hampton Academy’s” existence, about two dozen students, “desirous of improving our selves in the Art or Science of Musick,“ submitted a petition to establish a singing school at the Academy. They were successful, as can be seen from the catalogue for the following year when the school hired, “Mr. Jeremiah Putney, Teacher of Vocal Musick.”
Below is a transcript of the petition, followed by its image. Note the many familiar names from the town’s history – Dolloff, Kelley, Hannaford, Sanborn et al – as townspeople eagerly sent their children to an academy that was already drawing students from as far away as Boston and Vermont.
Musical
We the subscribers being desirous of improving our selves in the Art or Science of Musick do agree for our selves and with each other to house a singing school at the New Hampton Academy the ensuing winter, at least three months – two evenings in a week – to commence on Monday evening the Sixth day of Dec next at Six o’clock and end at Nine. And we further agree to have it one month longer if two thirds of the Scholars should be in favor of it. And we further agree to pay severally our equal proportions and defraying the expenses of the same. We also appoint Ira Gordon and Thomas Sanborn our Agents to agree with some suitable person to instruct the School and see him paid. Any Scholar may be dismissed by making a request the first night of the School.
Nov 19th 1824
Men’s Names: William Mallon, Nathaniel R. Mallon, James G. Flanders, Abraham Harper, Noah W [?], Joseph Dolloff, Daniel Fifield [?], Joshua L. Woodman, Simeon D. Kelley, Willis T. Chase, [?] Hannaford
Ladies Names: Hannah H. Sanborn, Lavinia Sanborn, Hannah Smith, Sophronia Harper, Lydia Ward, Mary Smith, Charlotte Smith, Abigail Dolloff, Elizabeth Kimball, Nancy Webster, Sally Hannaford, Betsy Harper
Nov 19th 1824
Men’s Names: William Mallon, Nathaniel R. Mallon, James G. Flanders, Abraham Harper, Noah W [?], Joseph Dolloff, Daniel Fifield [?], Joshua L. Woodman, Simeon D. Kelley, Willis T. Chase, [?] Hannaford
Ladies Names: Hannah H. Sanborn, Lavinia Sanborn, Hannah Smith, Sophronia Harper, Lydia Ward, Mary Smith, Charlotte Smith, Abigail Dolloff, Elizabeth Kimball, Nancy Webster, Sally Hannaford, Betsy Harper
For more information on the history of the town, please visit the New Hampton Historical Society website at www.newhamptonhistory.org/
For more information on New Hampton School, see https://www.newhampton.org/
For more information on New Hampton School, see https://www.newhampton.org/
Kent Bicknell
Historian, NHHS
Sept. 13, 2019
Historian, NHHS
Sept. 13, 2019
Status of Village Precinct Water
September 3, 2019
New Hampton Village Precinct's Water Department has provided another update to the recent reports of changes to the water quality.
Click here for recent status, dated 8/29/19.
Click here for information on "Lead in Your Water".
Village Precinct Lead & Copper Results
July - August Water Quality Testing Results
Lowering of the Pemigewasset River Water Level
Conducting Regular Maintenance
Sept. 3, 2019 Central Rivers Power NH will begin lowering the water level.
By September 9th the water level will be approximately 7 feet below normal.
On October 5th the water will begin to be raised to its normal level, as soon as river flows allow.
Interactions with Bears
USDA's Wildlife Services works closely with Fish and Game to mitigate bear conflicts around the state. In the past few months, they've received a significant amount of calls about bear problems around NH. The attached flyer provides some information about how residents can prevent conflicts with bears.
Click here for the flyer.
Northern Pass Project
Unanimous Decision by the Supreme Court
Decision of the Site Evaluation Committee was affirmed !!!
Decision of the Site Evaluation Committee was affirmed !!!
Click here to read the full decision
Farmer's Market in New Hampton
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Historical Society Museum Hours
Stop the Spread of Japanese Knotweed
The New Hampshire Department of Agriculture, Markets & Food has provided the Selectmen’s Office with more information relative to Japanese knotweed. This is a highly invasive plant. The intent of the information is to modify municipal roadway construction and/or maintenance, and residential and commercial development to help stop the spread of Japanese knotweed as well as managing existing populations.
Click here to see the publication: Preventing the Spread of Japanese knotweed, Best Management Practices.
Click here to see the publication: NH Guide to Upland Invasive Species.
Click here for the invasive species information, control measures, and fact sheets on the NH Dept. of Agriculture, Markets & Food website.
Scam Alert
Beware of scams targeting utility customers.
Click here to read a News Release from Eversource Energy with further information.
Police Department Activity
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May 2019
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