Hampton Falls Recreation Commission accepts Donatelli resignation, plans comprehensive summer recreation slate. Chair Linda Savoy's Recreation Commission unanimously approved the April 20 minutes and accepted member Karla Donatelli's June 1 resignation, introducing potential new member Fiona
Hampton Falls Heritage Commission advances comprehensive documentation of the town's historic properties. Beverly Mutrie, Commission Chair, reported the Heritage Fund balance at $10,647.25 while commissioners advanced plans to photograph homes built between 1940 and 1950 and post historic property
Hampton Falls Conservation Commission approves trail work, management plan updates. Vice Chair Shawn Hanson led the board in authorizing $75 for soil sampling at Raspberry Farm and $250 for contractor Tim Sicard's maintenance work. Conservation management plans for Raspberry Farm and Town Forest
Cemetery Trustees agreed to investigate missing plot transfer documentation after Fitzgerald family concerns. Members Wendy Harrington, Glenn Johnson, Elizabeth Blankenship, and Robert Woodes, with Cemetery Volunteer Mark Alesse, also planned a by-law revision for clearer purchaser language about
Hampton Falls Planning Board reviews Village Silversmith redesign and water feature plans. Vice Chairman Eric Cimon led a design review as applicant John Bajoras presented improvements to his 3.3-acre Lafayette Road property in the South zoning district, purchased in January 2026. The presentation
Hampton Falls Board of Selectmen accepts Perkins Estate land donation, authorizes $30,000 in improvements. The board unanimously approved $19,500 for Oaklawn Roadway and cemetery improvements, $12,500 for Brown Road culvert replacement, and additional funds for tree removal, drainage repairs, and
Hampton Falls Conservation Commission hires three part-time interns for invasive species work. Chair Mary Ann Hill received 18 applications and selected three candidates, two with prior invasive species experience and one with technical mapping skills, to work part-time several days per week under
Selectmen accept $63,900 Fire Association donation for SCBA station. The Hampton Falls Board of Selectmen unanimously approved a donation from the Fire Association to purchase and install a Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus filling station, with costs for equipment, electrician, installation, and
Planning Board approves storage garage and apartment on Depot Road. The board unanimously approved JXNV LLC's site plan to construct a storage garage with rental apartment above at 2 Depot Rd, replacing an existing storage container on the 3-acre Town Common property. The new structure will feature
Farmers Market Committee plans spring mailers, seasonal events, and 250th anniversary celebration. Treasurer Dean Cousins reported $9,300 in the market fund and $2,500 in the Christmas market reserve at the end of March. The committee approved a 7,500-mailer design that Morgan Hurd will order from