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Board of Selectmen approves 19 committee appointments and accepts energy contract.

Dunbarton Selectmen approve 19 committee appointments, energy contract change. Michael Kaminski, Board Chair; Dana Lavoie, Vice Chair; and Charles Frost unanimously or by consensus approved 19 appointments across six committees with terms ending March 2029, and voted unanimously to approve a $1,000

Board of Selectmen · Meeting of April 2, 2026

NH DUNBARTON — Dunbarton Selectmen approve 19 committee appointments, energy contract change. Michael Kaminski, Board Chair; Dana Lavoie, Vice Chair; and Charles Frost unanimously or by consensus approved 19 appointments across six committees with terms ending March 2029, and voted unanimously to approve a $1,000 HealthTrust donation for employee wellness incentives. The board gave consensus backing to switch municipal electricity to Neighborhood Energy at 10.265 cents per kilowatt-hour for six months, lower than the current Community Power rate of 11.1 cents per kilowatt-hour, with Vice Chair Lavoie handling notification to Community Power.

The board tabled a request from the Dunbarton Historical Awareness Committee to fire a Revolutionary War-era cannon at an elementary school event on May 29, pending Kaminski's review of structural integrity and insurance questions.

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Source: the Board of Selectmen meeting of April 2, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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