Hampton Falls Recreation Commission plans $4,650 in 2026 events and programs. Treasurer Michael LeBarre reported the Revolving Account held $23,267.23 as of April. Proposed spending includes $1,500 for December tree-lighting festival with contests, $1,150 for "Echoes of 1776" Revolutionary War
Heritage Commission seeks $15,000 to survey Hampton Falls' historic resources. Chair Beverly Mutrie convened the April 16 meeting with Commissioners Phil Chura, Mary Ann Hill, and new Commissioner John Sobutka present; Selectman and Commissioner Lou Gargiulo was absent. The Commission's Heritage
Board of Selectmen approves $63k Fire Department SCBA fill station donation. The Firemen's Association will fund installation and three years of maintenance for the Self Contained Breathing Apparatus fill station in a motion unanimously approved by Chairman Edward B. Beattie, Vice-Chairman Lou
Conservation Commission approves baseline monitoring and bobolink protection plan. Chair Mary Ann Hill and Vice Chair Shawn Hanson backed a $4,225 baseline monitoring project for four conservation properties in a 6-0 vote, with Conservation Coordinator Brianna Hagan explaining the work will compile
Hampton Falls Selectmen approve warrants and address infrastructure amid administrator transition. The Board unanimously approved warrants totaling $139,221.94 and authorized $1,989 for tree removal. Road Agent Russ Hilliard identified Grapevine Run culvert replacement as the town's most critical
Hampton Falls Zoning Board unanimously approves pool variance on Goodwin Road. The board granted Christina and Scott Aucoin relief from property and wetland setback requirements to construct an in-ground pool with a 5-foot deck at their Agricultural/Residential District property. The applicants
Planning Board approves coffee shop expansion with ownership-change safeguard. The Hampton Falls Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan modification for a drive-through coffee shop at 81 Lafayette Road, increasing seating from 10 to 30 and installing a new septic system with 18 parking
Hampton Falls Energy Committee outlines systematic evaluation plan for school heating systems. Committee Chair Carol Schutte, Secretary Beverly Mutrie, and Member Scott Bieber approved February minutes unanimously and discussed a comprehensive review of heating and cooling systems at Lincoln
Heritage Commission unanimously reelects Mutrie, pursues expanded historic documentation. The commission is cataloging 125 homes as part of a Story Map while Commissioner Phil Chura undertakes drone and still photography of approximately 22 homes built between 1940 and 1950. The panel expressed
Hampton Falls Farmers Market Committee approved a spring mailer for May distribution and added Zao Gelato as a vendor to offer dairy-free options. Liz Blankenship announced three sponsorships: Syvinski Excavation & Earth Materials, NH Holiday Lights/Truseal, and Coastline Seafood at the $500 level.