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Recreation Commission flags $4,650 in spending for 2026 events.

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 historic preservation survey

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 approves donation of SCBA fill station for Fire Department

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 of four parcels

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

Selectmen approve warrants, address road maintenance amid transition

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