Governor Ayotte signed several bipartisan laws to protect victims of domestic and sexual violence, combat crimes like human trafficking, and ensure timely restitution payments to victims.
Upcoming public meetings in Nashua, NH for the week of August 16, 2026, include several key city committees and boards. Monday, August 17, 2026 Human Affairs Committee Meets at 7:00 PM EDT in Aldermanic Chambers (City Hall,2nd Floor, 229 Main Street) BOE Finance & Operations Committee Meets at
The board extensively discussed two ordinances regarding public comment: one removing the unused 15‑minute total time cap, and another expanding individual speaking time. Supporters argued that modestly longer comments would better accommodate complex issues while keeping meetings manageable
Upcoming public meetings in Nashua, NH for the week of August 10, 2026, include several key city committees and boards. Monday, August 10, 2026 Housing Revolving Fund Meeting: Meets at 5:00 PM EDT in City Hall Room 208 (2nd Floor, 229 Main Street) Ad Hoc Joint Committee on Capital
Attorney John Weaver, representing ARBI Farms and Delaware North, told the board the redevelopment would bring more than $100 million of investment to the longtime hotel property
To review the agendas, minutes, or check for any last-minute schedule changes, let me know if you want details for a specific board, or visit the Nashua Public Hearings Directory and City of Nashua Agendas Portal to see the full list of posting.
“These grant opportunities can be key to helping build more resilient communities before a disaster strikes,” said HSEM Director Robert Buxton. “We will continue to work with our partners to assist them with future funding opportunities as they arise.”
“From the very beginning, Governor Ayotte understood what was at stake for the North Country and stood with us to protect Forest Lake State Park from becoming a dumping ground for out-of-state trash,” said Senator David Rochefort of Littleton.
Public meetings scheduled in Nashua, NH from July 26 to August 1, 2026, include the following Monday, July 27, 2026 * Historic District Commission * Time: 6:00 PM * Location: Room 208, 2nd Floor, 229 Main Street * Special Board of Aldermen - Public Hearing * Time: 7:00 PM * Location: 229 Main Street * Budget
Centers on a three‑part facility: a warming station serving roughly 30 to 50 people in cold weather, a seven‑day‑a‑week resource center connecting individuals to case management and services, and a transitional housing component.
City of Nashua public meetings for the week of July 19, 2026, include several committee and board sessions, all primarily held at Nashua City Hall or the DPW Administration Building. Monday, July 20 * Nashua Housing and Redevelopment Authority: 7:00 PM. Tuesday, July 21 * Human Affairs Committee: 7:00 PM.
The Board of Aldermen on July 14 approved three major contracts and advanced several housing and public policy measures, including a reworked redevelopment plan for the city-owned Nimco mill site and a proposed new homeless services gap analysis committee.
CONCORD, NH – This week, Governor Kelly Ayotte signed the following bills into law: * HB 155 — Relative to business enterprise tax returns and appropriating funds to the department of health and human services for licensed nursing facilities. * HB 158 — Requiring the secretary of state to review absentee ballot data biennially, forward
CONCORD, N.H. – Today, Governor Kelly Ayotte highlighted a new opportunity to expand access to childcare in New Hampshire with a ceremonial bill signing of House Bill 1433, which creates the NH Child Day Care Creation Tax Credit, incentivizing companies to invest in childcare for their workforce. “Expanding access to
Public meetings scheduled in Nashua, NH for the week of July 5, 2026, include the following key sessions: * Monday, July 6: The Personnel/Administrative Affairs Committee meeting was cancelled. * Tuesday, July 7: The Conservation Commission Meeting. * Wednesday, July 8: The Business and Industrial Development Authority and the Board of Health
Several votes focused on streets, sewers and drainage. City Engineer Dan Hudson outlined a change to this year’s paving plan that expands an existing contract to add Manchester Street and a rough stretch of West Hollis Street, rather than awarding a second, more costly paving contract
