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Board confirms three new public safety personnel

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 seeks grant to update Town Forest conservation plan

Hampton Falls Conservation Commission pursues Town Forest management plan update. Vice Chair Shawn Hanson and the board agreed to pursue a comprehensive Conservation Management Plan covering Raspberry Farm and the Town Forest, with grant application due March 3 through SHEA. The plan would include

Energy Committee approves prior minutes, updates HVAC project status

Hampton Falls Energy Committee advances HVAC work, plans school audit. The committee received an update on the Town Hall offices mini-split system installed by contractor McKinnon starting January 29, which is operating as designed after programming. The only outstanding issue is a cold floor in

Board of Selectmen trims budget by $15,000

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.

Selectmen set $3.6 million budget for 2026

Hampton Falls Board of Selectmen sets 2026 budget at $3.6 million. Chairman Mark R. Lane, Vice-Chairman Edward B. Beattie, and Selectman Lou Gargiulo set the proposed 2026 budget at $3,566,083, down $40,000 from 2025, while organizing for the town's Deliberative Session on February 4. The board