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Planning Board adopts revised land subdivision regulations with FEMA compliance amendments.

Planning Board unanimously adopts revised Land Subdivision Regulations incorporating mandatory FEMA flood hazard compliance amendments. Chair Chuck Frost and the seven-member board approved four discrete regulatory changes across sections covering general requirements, application procedures, and

Library trustees affirm January minutes, address staffing and holiday policy.

Dunbarton Public Library trustees affirm prior minutes and confirm full staffing. Chair Bruce Banks, Trustees Carol Kilmister and Patty Petersen, and Library Director Mary Girard met for the regular February session. The board approved the January 2025 minutes unanimously and directed Girard to

Dunbarton Selectmen approve $4M budget with modest tax relief.

Dunbarton Selectmen back $4M budget with slight municipal tax relief. Chair Dave Nault and Selectmen Michael Kaminski and Dana Lavoie unanimously recommended the $4,044,236 operating budget and all nine warrant articles, including $1,970,429 drawn from unassigned fund balance and $215,000 in

Cemetery Trustees accept prior minutes and plan spring projects

Cemetery Trustees approve annual dues and chart spring work. The board voted unanimously to accept prior minutes and approved $90 in New Hampshire Cemetery Association dues, the sole budget adjustment. Trustee Mike Lessard reported that four directional signs purchased for $174 will be installed

Dunbarton Historical Awareness Committee approves 2025 annual report.

The Dunbarton Historical Awareness Committee unanimously approved the 2025 annual report and moved forward with sign replacements for town-owned structures. Chair Donna Dunn reported that an email from the Dunbarton Elementary School Principal proposed a collaboration on the 250th anniversary of