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City and Town Officials of the State of New Hampshire CITY AND TOWN OFFICIALS OF THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Summer 2019 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: M 12-4 TU 9-12+1-4 W 12-4 F 9-12+1-4 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 ROB DEVALK (603) 863-5049 RICHARD HILAND (603) 447-6038 PO BOX 37 ACWORTH, NH 03601 1972A NH ROUTE 16 ALBANY, NH 03818 SELECTMEN SELECTMEN FRANK EMIG (603) 835-6879 CATHY RYAN (603) 447-6038 PO BOX 37 ACWORTH, NH 03601 1972A NH ROUTE 16 ALBANY, NH 03818 JAMES JENNISON (603) 863-8851 JOSEPH FERRIS (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 KATHLEEN GOLDING (603) 447-6038 PO BOX 37 ACWORTH, NH 03601 1972A RTE 16 ALBANY, NH 03818 HIGHWAY SUPERVISOR ROAD AGENT INTERIM EARL KATHAN (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 ROB VOGEL (603) 863-7839 TARA TAYLOR (603) 447-6038 PO BOX 37 ACWORTH, NH 03601 1972A NH ROUTE 16 ALBANY, NH 03818 CONSERVATION COMMISSION CHAIR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR SHAWN BOWMAN (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 RYAN CARTER (603) 485-4276 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 16 SCHOOL ST ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 SELECTMEN SELECTMEN CHESTER CARON (603) 744-3220 MAUREEN HIGHAM (603) 485-4276 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 16 SCHOOL STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 ROBERT PIEHLER (603) 744-3220 SANDRA MCKENNEY (603) 485-4276 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 16 SCHOOL STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TOWN ADMINISTRATOR JENNIFER DOSTIE (603) 744-3220 DEREK GOODINE (603) 485-4276 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 16 SCHOOL STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 ROAD AGENT ROAD AGENT JEFF CANTARA (603) 744-6516 MARC BOISVERT (603) 485-5460 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 161 GRANITE STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 CONSERVATION COMMISSION HISTORICAL SOCIETY JENNIFER TUTHILL (603) 744-3220 ARMAND VERVILLE (603) 485-4276 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 16 SCHOOL STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 HISTORICAL SOCIETY POLICE CHIEF JUDY KRAEMER (603) 744-3532 MICHAEL STARK (603) 485-9500 PERKINS HILL ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 40 ALLENSTOWN ROAD ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 POLICE CHIEF - FULL TIME FIRE CHIEF DONALD SULLIVAN (603) 744-6650 PAUL ST. GERMAIN (603) 485-9202 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 1 FERRY STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 FIRE CHIEF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR GEORGE CLAYMAN (603) 744-2632 RON EISENHART (603) 777-0230 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 16 SCHOOL STREET ALLENSTOWN, NH 03275 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR GEORGE CLAYMAN (603) 744-3220 47 WASHBURN ROAD ALEXANDRIA, NH 03222 Page 2 of 130 ALSTEAD HOURS: M+TH 8AM-4PM; TU 1-7PM: W 8-9AM PO BOX 60, 15 MECHANIC STREET OFFICE: (603) 835-2986 FAX: (603) 835-2178 ALSTEAD,E-MAIL: NH charlottecomeau@alsteadnh03602-0060 WEBSITE: www.alsteadnh.org E-MAIL: [email protected] CHAIRMAN OF SELECTMEN ALAN DUSTIN (603) 835-2986 PO BOX 60, 15 MECHANIC ST ALSTEAD, 03602 SELECTMEN MARY ANN WOLF (603) 835-2986 PO BOX 60, 15 MECHANIC ST ALSTEAD, 03602 ROCK WILSON (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 PO BOX 60, 15 MECHANIC ST 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 BRIAN HUGHES (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 7PM 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 RUEBEN WENTWORTH (603) 875-2161 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 SELECTMEN *VICE CHAIR VIRGIL MACDONALD (603) 875-2161 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 CYDNEY SHAPLEIGH (603) 875-2161 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 PAUL LAROCHELLE (603) 875-2161 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 PHILIP WITTMANN (603) 875-2161 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 TOWN ADMINISTRATOR ELIZABETH DIONNE (603) 875-2113 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 SECRETARY EXECUTIVE MARY JARVIS (603) 875-2113 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 HIGHWAY AGENT KENNETH ROBERTS (603) 875-6808 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 TOWN PLANNER NICOLA STRONG (603) 875-0108 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 PLANNING BOARD CHAIRMAN ROGER SAMPLE (603) 875-2162 PO BOX 659 ALTON, NH 03809 VICE CHAIR SCOTT WILLIAMS (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 EARL BAGLEY (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 CHARLES KEYSER (603) 455-7625 2 MAIN ST AMHERST, NH 03031-0117 46 KEYSER ROAD ANDOVER, NH 03216-3710 SELECTMEN SELECTMEN *VICE CHAIR DWIGHT BREW (603) 673-6041 BILL KEYSER (603) 735-5786 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031 PO BOX 193 EAST ANDOVER, NH 03231 JOHN D'ANGELO (603) 673-6041 DAVID BLINN (401) 477-0172 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031-0181 56 FLAGHOLE ROAD ANDOVER, NH 03216 REED PANASITI (603) 673-6041 TOWN ADMINISTRATOR 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031 MARJORIE ROY (603) 735-5332 THOMAS GRELLA (603) 673-4905 PO BOX 61 ANDOVER, NH 03216 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031-0086 ROAD AGENT TOWN ADMINISTRATOR JOHN THOMPSON (603) 455-7490 DEAN SHANKLE (603) 673-6041 x209 142 MORRILL HILL ROAD ANDOVER, NH 03216-0131 2 MAIN STREET AMHERST, NH 03031-0960 PLANNING BOARD CHAIRMAN PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR NANCY TEACH (603) 735-5280 ERIC HAHN (603) 673-2317 x204 82 BRADLEY LAKE ROAD ANDOVER, NH 03216 22 DODGE ROAD AMHERST, NH 03031 CONSERVATION COMMISSION DIRECTOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MARYANNE BROSHEK (603) 648-2539 NICOLA STRONG (603) 673-6041 x204 76 SHAW 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 Page 5 of 130 ANTRIM HOURS: M-TH 8 AM-4 PM ASHLAND HOURS: M,T,W,F 8 AM-4 PM; TH 8 AM-5 PM PO BOX 517 OFFICE: (603) 588-6785 PO BOX 517 OFFICE: (603) 968-4432 FAX: (603) 588-2969 FAX: (603) 968-3776 ANTRIM,E-MAIL:
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