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CITY AND TOWN OFFICIALS OF THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE www.nhdot.com Prepared By Bureau of Planning and Community Assistance New Hampshire Department of Transportation John O. Morton Building 7 Hazen Drive Concord, NH 03301 Telephone: (603) 271-3344 E-mail: [email protected] WARNING: Changes to municipal information should be checked against on-line “Update List” at www.nhdot.com. It can be accessed in the Business Center section under Municipalities “Contact Information”. ACWORTH HOURS: M- F 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM ALBANY HOURS: OPEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY PO BOX 37 OFFICE: (603) 835-6879 1972A NH ROUTE 16 OFFICE: (603) 447-6038 FAX: (603) 835-7901 FAX: (603) 452-5633 ACWORTH,E-MAIL: [email protected] 03601 ALBANY,E-MAIL: NH [email protected] WEBSITE: www.acworthnh.net WEBSITE: www.albanynh.org E-MAIL: [email protected] E-MAIL: [email protected] CHAIRMAN OF SELECTMEN CHAIRMAN OF SELECTMEN FRANK EMIG (603) 558-7491 KATHLEEN GOLDING (603) 447-6038 PO BOX 37 ACWORTH, NH 03601 1972A NH ROUTE 16 ALBANY, NH 03818 SELECTMEN SELECTMEN JAMES JENNISON (603) 863-8851 JENNIFER SPOFFORD (603) 447-6038 PO BOX 37 ACWORTH, NH 03601 1972A NH ROUTE 16 ALBANY, NH 03818 RAY LEONARD (603) 863-5049 ROBERT NADLER (603) 447-6038 PO BOX 37 ACWORTH, NH 03601 1972A NH ROUTE 16 ALBANY, NH 03818 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TOWN ADMINISTRATOR KATHI BRADT (603) 835-6879 KELLEY A. COLLINS (603) 447-6038 PO BOX 37 ACWORTH, NH 03601 1972A RTE 16 ALBANY, NH 03818 HIGHWAY SUPERVISOR ROAD AGENT MARK MCINTIRE (603) 835-6866 CURTIS COLEMAN (603) 447-5936 PO BOX 37 ACWORTH, NH 03601 9 RT 113 ALBANY, NH 03818 PLANNING BOARD CHAIRMAN PLANNING BOARD CHAIRMAN JOE FEDORA (603) 863-7839 SEAN WADSWORTH (603) 447-6038 PO BOX 37 ACWORTH, NH 03601 1972A NH ROUTE 16 ALBANY, NH 03818 CONSERVATION COMMISSION CHAIR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR GREGG THOBODEAU (603) 835-6879 BOARD OF SELECTMEN (603) 447-6038 PO BOX 37 ACWORTH, NH 03601 1972A NH ROUTE 16 ALBANY, NH 03818 HISTORICAL SOCIETY MARIANNE NEVELSON (603) 835-6896 PO BOX 49 ACWORTH, NH 03601 FIRE CHIEF GARY BABER (603) 835-6879 PO BOX 37 ACWORTH, NH 03601 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR KENNETH GRANT (603) 835-6848 PO BOX 616 ACWORTH, NH 03601 Page 1 of 130 ALEXANDRIA HOURS: M,W,TH 8 AM - 4 PM TU 8 AM - 6 PM ALLENSTOWN HOURS: M7:30 AM-6:15 PM-TU,W,TH7:30AM-5:15 47 WASHBURN ROAD OFFICE: (603) 744-3220 16 SCHOOL STREET OFFICE: (603) 485-4276 FAX: (603) 744-9461 FAX: ALEXANDRIA,E-MAIL: [email protected] 03222 ALLENSTOWN,E-MAIL: [email protected] NH 03275 WEBSITE: www.alexandrianh.com WEBSITE: www.allenstownnh.gov E-MAIL: [email protected] E-MAIL: [email protected] CHAIRMAN OF SELECTMEN CHAIRMAN OF SELECTMEN GEORGE TUTHILL (603) 744-3220 SCOTT MCDONALD (603) 485-4276 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 16 SCHOOL ST ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 SELECTMEN SELECTMEN CHESTER CARON (603) 744-3220 JIM ROGER (603) 485-4276 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 16 SCHOOL STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 ROBERT PIEHLER (603) 744-3220 KEITH KLAWES (603) 485-4276 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 16 SCHOOL STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT MAUREEN HIGHAM (603) 485-4276 JENNIFER DOSTIE (603) 744-3220 16 SCHOOL STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 SANDRA MCKENNEY (603) 485-4276 ROAD AGENT 16 SCHOOL STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 PAUL SIRARD (603) 744-6516 TOWN ADMINISTRATOR 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 DEREK GOODINE (603) 485-4276 CONSERVATION COMMISSION 16 SCHOOL STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 ERNEST LAMOS (603) 744-3220 ROAD AGENT 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 CHAD PELISSIER (603) 485-5460 HISTORICAL SOCIETY 161 GRANITE STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 JUDY KRAEMER (603) 744-3532 HISTORICAL SOCIETY PERKINS HILL ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 ARMAND VERVILLE (603) 485-4276 POLICE CHIEF - FULL TIME 16 SCHOOL STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 DAVID SUCKLING (603) 744-6650 POLICE CHIEF 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 MICHAEL STARK (603) 485-9500 FIRE CHIEF 40 ALLENSTOWN ROAD ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 GEORGE CLAYMAN (603) 530-2229 FIRE CHIEF 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 PAUL ST. GERMAIN (603) 485-9202 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR 1 FERRY STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 GEORGE CLAYMAN (603) 530-2229 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 RON EISENHART (603) 777-0230 16 SCHOOL STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 Page 2 of 130 ALSTEAD HOURS: M+TH 8AM-4PM; TU 8AM-4PM: W 8-9AM PO BOX 60, 15 MECHANIC STREET OFFICE: (603) 835-2986 FAX: (603) 835-2178 ALSTEAD,E-MAIL: NH charlottecomeau@alsteadn03602-0060 WEBSITE: www.alsteadnh.org E-MAIL: [email protected] CHAIRMAN OF SELECTMEN MARY ANN WOLF (603) 835-2986 PO BOX 60, 15 MECHANIC ST ALSTEAD, 03602 SELECTMEN *VICE CHAIR JOSEPH LEVESQUE (603) 835-2986 PO BOX 60, 15 MECHANIC ST ALSTEAD, 03602 JOEL MCCARTY (603) 835-2986 PO BOX 60, 15 MECHANIC ST ALSTEAD, 03602 OFFICE MANAGER ADMINISTRATOR CHARLOTTE COMEAU (603) 835-2986 PO BOX 60, 15 MECHANIC ST ALSTEAD, NH 03602 PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR PRESCOTT TRAFTON (603) 835-2428 596 FOREST ROAD ALSTEAD, NH 03602 PLANNING BOARD CHAIRMAN PETER RHOADES (603) 835-2346 PO BOX 60, 15 MECHANIC ST ALSTEAD, NH 03602 CONSERVATION COMMISSION SARAH WEBB (603) 835-2890 473 HILL ROAD ALSTEAD, NH 03602 HISTORICAL SOCIETY BRUCE BELLOWS (603) 835-6751 HIGH STREET ALSTEAD, NH 03602 POLICE CHIEF STEPHEN MURRELL (603) 835-6277 PO BOX 137 ALSTEAD, NH 03602 POLICE OFFICER WENDY RAWLING (603) 835-6277 PO BOX 137 ALSTEAD, NH 03602 FIRE CHIEF KIM KERCEWICH (603) 835-2928 ROUTE 123 ALSTEAD, NH 03602 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR STEVEN REYNOLDS (603) 835-2986 PO BOX 60, 15 MECHANIC ST ALSTEAD, NH 03602 Page 3 of 130 ALTON HOURS: M-F 8 AM-4:30 PM 1ST+LAST TH TO 7P FIRE CHIEF PO BOX 659, 1 MONUMENT SQUARE OFFICE: (603) 875-2161 JAMES BEAUDOIN (603) 875-0225 FAX: (603) 651-0732 PO BOX 472 ALTON, NH 03809 ALTON,E-MAIL: NH [email protected] WEBSITE: www.alton.nh.gov EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR E-MAIL: [email protected] RYAN HEATH (603) 875-0757 CHAIRMAN OF SELECTMEN PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 R, VIRGIL MACDONALD (603) 875-2161 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 SELECTMEN *VICE CHAIR PAUL LAROCHELLE (603) 875-2161 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 BOB HOLT (603) 875-2161 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 BROCK MITCHELL (603) 875-2161 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 RUEBEN WENTWORTH (603) 875-2161 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 TOWN ADMINISTRATOR ELIZABETH DIONNE (603) 875-2113 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 SECRETARY EXECUTIVE STACY BAILEY (603) 875-2113 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR SCOTT KIMMOND (603) 875-6808 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 TOWN PLANNER JESSICA CALL (603) 875-0108 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 PLANNING BOARD CHAIRMAN DREW CARTER (603) 875-2162 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 VICE CHAIR ROBERT REGAN (603) 875-2162 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 CONSERVATION COMMISSION CHAIR GENE YOUNG (603) 875-2164 PO BOX 659 1 MONUMENT SQUARE ALTON, NH 03809 CONSERVATION COMMISSION VICE-CHAIR QUINN GOLDEN (603) 875-2164 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 HISTORICAL SOCIETY MARTY CORNELISSEN (603) 875-5456 PO BOX 536 ALTON, NH 03809 POLICE CHIEF RYAN HEATH (603) 875-0757 PO BOX 240 ALTON, NH 03809 Page 4 of 130 AMHERST* HOURS: M-F 8 AM-4 PM ANDOVER HOURS: M-TH 9 AM - 2 PM 2 MAIN STREET OFFICE: (603) 673-6041 PO BOX 61 OFFICE: (603) 735-5332 FAX: (603) 673-6794 FAX: (603) 735-6975 AMHERST,E-MAIL: NH 03031-0960 ANDOVER,E-MAIL: [email protected] 03216 WEBSITE: www.amherstnh.gov WEBSITE: www.andover.nh.us E-MAIL: E-MAIL: [email protected] CHAIRMAN OF SELECTMEN CHAIRMAN OF SELECTMEN PETER LYON (603) 673-6041 TODD GOINGS (603) 344-0041 2 MAIN ST AMHERST, NH 03031-0117 PO BOX 61 ANDOVER, NH 03216-3710 SELECTMEN SELECTMEN *VICE CHAIR DWIGHT BREW (603) 673-6041 JOHN KINNEY (603) 496-3895 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031 PO BOX 61 ANDOVER, NH 03216 JOHN D'ANGELO (603) 673-6041 MICHELLE DUDEK (603) 454-8373 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031-0181 PO BOX 61 ANDOVER, NH 03216 REED PANASITI (603) 673-6041 TOWN ADMINISTRATOR 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031 MARJORIE ROY (603) 487-6785 THOMAS GRELLA (603) 673-4905 PO BOX 61 ANDOVER, NH 03216 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031-0086 ROAD AGENT TOWN ADMINISTRATOR JON CHAMPAGNE (603) 735-5212 DEAN SHANKLE (603) 673-6041 x209 PO BOX 61 ANDOVER, NH 03216-0131 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031-0960 PLANNING BOARD CHAIRMAN PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR ART URIE (603) 735-5444 ERIC HAHN (603) 673-2317 x204 PO BOX 265 ANDOVER, NH 03216 22 DODGE ROAD AMHERST, NH 03031 CONSERVATION COMMISSION DIRECTOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT JESSE SCHUST (603) 454-8947 NICOLA STRONG (603) 673-6041 x204 62 ELKINS HILL ROAD ANDOVER, NH 03216 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031-0960 HISTORICAL SOCIETY PLANNING BOARD CHAIRMAN JESSE SCHUST (603) 454-8947 MICHAEL DELLORFANO PO BOX 167 ANDOVER, NH 03216 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031 POLICE CHIEF - FULL TIME HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION JOSEPH MAHONEY (603) 455-5018 JAMIE RAMSAY PO BOX 61 ANDOVER, NH 03216 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031 FIRE CHIEF CONSERVATION COMMISSION CHAIR RENE LEFEBVRE (603) 344-1201 ROB CLEMENS (603) 249-5680 ANDOVER FIRE DISTRICT ANDOVER, NH 03216 2 MAIN STREEET AMHERST, NH 03031 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR POLICE CHIEF JANE HUBBARD (603) 848-8801 MARK REAMS (603) 673-4900 PO BOX 445 ANDOVER, NH 03216 PO BOX 703 AMHERST, NH 03031-0703 FIRE CHIEF MATT CONLEY (603) 673-1545 x201 PO BOX 1199 AMHERST, NH 03031-1199 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR MATT CONLEY (603) 673-1545 x201 PO BOX 1199 AMHERST, NH 03031 *Municipality was unable to supply updated information by time of print.
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