The Dunbarton Cemetery Trustees unanimously approved support for an Eagle Scout project to clean cemetery stones at Page's Cemetery in late August. Trustee Mike Lessard, joined by Trustee Judy Keefe, reported that the board budget remains on track, with East Cemetery erosion control as the top
Town Forest Committee takes no action on landlocked land purchase. The five-member committee, led by Chairman Jeff Crosby, discussed acquiring a parcel behind the Crosby Lot off Route 77 but found its isolation by wetland and lack of direct logging access made the investment questionable; members
Dunbarton Selectmen conditionally approve Revolutionary War cannon firing at school. Board Chair Michael Kaminski, Vice-Chair Dana Lavoie, and Selectman Charles Frost voted 3-0 to move forward provided the school principal authorizes the event, proof of liability insurance is provided, and a safety
Selectmen appoint Jacob Davies as patrolman and approve $1,787.35 Highway Garage repair. The board unanimously accepted $4,252.24 in Fire Fighters Association donations for emergency equipment, including CPR training manikins and a UTV winch, and appointed Patrick Wright and Zachary Marcou as
Cemetery Trustees approve drone work invoice and spring maintenance agenda. The Dunbarton Cemetery Trustees unanimously approved a $1,140 invoice from Wilcox and Barton for drone imagery across all three cemeteries and unanimously accepted prior minutes at their April 7 meeting. Chair Justin Nault
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
Dunbarton Selectmen appoint Deputy Treasurer with newly elected member. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to appoint Alison Vallieres as Deputy Treasurer for a three-year term ending March 2029, with Michael Kaminski and Charles "Chuck" Frost voting in favor. Frost, newly elected to the
Dunbarton Planning Board faces Chair vacancy after Frost's Selectboard election. Planning Board Chair Chuck Frost announced his resignation following his election to the Selectboard at the March 10 town elections, creating a vacancy the board will need to fill. During a March 18 workshop meeting,
Dunbarton Planning Board appoints Ken Koerber as regular member, effective immediately. The appointment follows Chuck Frost's resignation as chair after his election to the Selectboard on March 10; Frost will serve as ex-officio member for 2026-2029. The board deferred election of a new chair, vice
Dunbarton Loss Management Committee unanimously approved amended minutes and advanced department safety programs. Police Chief Chris Remillard reported cameras installed at the police station; Town Office cameras remain on hold due to budget constraints, with the committee recommending Pro