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Selectmen approve 2026 warrant articles with modest tax increases

Dunbarton selectmen finalize 2026 warrant with modest capital spending. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to approve warrant articles including $140,000 in capital reserve fund contributions and a $92,500 transfer station equipment purchase, producing a combined tax rate impact of 0.18 per

Planning Board approves four zoning amendments and two regulatory updates.

Planning Board approves four zoning amendments and readies flood hazard updates. Chair Chuck Frost and members Ken Swayze, Ken Koerber, and ex-officio Mike Kaminski unanimously approved Amendment #1 updating Accessory Dwelling Unit language; Amendment #2 reducing animal housing setback from 100

Dunbarton library trustees accept December minutes, approve amended circulation policy.

Dunbarton library trustees unanimously approve amended circulation policy to comply with HB 273. The updated policy, effective January 1, 2026, requires library card applications for minors to highlight parental responsibility for which books children check out. Library Director Mary Girard

Cemetery Trustees approve three invoices; focus shifts to spring maintenance.

Dunbarton Cemetery Trustees approve $1,774 in invoices and fund spring projects. The board unanimously authorized $100 to Dignified for probing in Page's Cemetery, $174 to New Hampshire Correctional Industries for directional signs, and up to $1,500 for fertilizer applications to East Cemetery.

Dunbarton Selectmen increase town administrator wage scale by 5%

Dunbarton Board of Selectmen approves 5% town administrator pay hike. In a special January 13 meeting, the Board voted unanimously to increase the Six Step wage scale by 5 percent for the town administrator position to reflect New Hampshire prevailing wages, in addition to a 3 percent