Board of Selectmen

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

Board of Selectmen reorganizes with Beattie as new chair; Gargiulo named vice-chair. Edward B. Beattie was elected Chairman and Lou Gargiulo Vice-Chairman in the board's annual leadership vote, all unanimously approved. The board authorized over $1 million in combined March warrants and approved

Board of Selectmen approves routine financial warrants totaling $155,302 and tax abatement for misdirected assessment. Selectman Lou Gargiulo moved approval of an Accounts Payable Warrant ($111,939.46) and Payroll Warrant ($43,363.57) for February 2026, seconded by Vice-Chairman Edward B. Beattie,

Hampton Falls selectmen confirm new police officer and firefighters. The Board of Selectmen unanimously appointed Edward Hudson as full-time police officer and confirmed Cole Nealon and Brock Day as members of the Hampton Falls Fire Department; Nealon is from Hampton and Day is from Hampton Falls.

Hampton Falls selectmen trim budget, oppose state tax bill. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to reduce the operating budget by $15,000 to $3,566,083 and sent opposition to HB 1474, which could cut the town's annual Meals & Rooms Tax revenue from approximately $240,000 to $120,000.