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Total votes cast March 9, 2010: 515 Article 1: Elected Offices Position (votes cast) Moderator for 2 years: David Beaufait (467) Selectman for 3 years: Donald J. Crate, Sr. (451) Trustee of Trust Funds for 3 years: Ellen H. Hackeman (463) Cemetery Trustee 3 years: Richard M. Henderson (462) Fire Ward for 3 years: Richard A. Crate (269) William Tibbits II (214) Library Trustee for 3 years: Francine Lozeau (486) Zoning Board of Adjustment Members for 3 years: Robert J. Cavalieri (303), David Dow (422) Budget Committee Members for 3 years: Samuel Eaton (346), Shirley Green (404), Gail Malz (375) Supervisor of the Checklist for 2 years: Robert Foley (472) Supervisor of the Checklist for 6 years: James C. Gerding, Sr. (433) Article 2: Village Plan Alternative Yes (276), No (151) |
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Wednesday, March 24 1:00 – 3:00 PM Canaan Senior Center 1166 Route 4, Canaan |
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Updated 2/23/2010
Saturday, March 13, 2010 9:00 am Enfield Village School Gymnasium 271 US Route 4, Enfield The remaining articles will be presented, discussed and acted upon beginning at 9:00 a.m. School Ballot 2010 Proposed Budget (Adobe Acrobat Reader Required) See separate posting of 2010 Town Warrant below |
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For your convenience you may download a Property Tax Abatement Request form here. Abatement requests must be submitted to the Town no later than March 1, 2010. Abatement Request Form (Adobe Acrobat Reader Required) To assist you with reading your assessment card we've added a list of codes that appear on the card. To view these codes go to Forms and Documents at left, Assessing, 2009 Assessment Card Codes or click HERE |
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DHHS Announces Activation of H1N1 Flu Public Inquiry Line Concord, NH – The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services is announcing the activation of New Hampshire’s H1N1 Flu Public Inquiry Line. DHHS is urging residents with questions about the H1N1 influenza virus, the H1N1 vaccine, and any other questions related to H1N1 to contact 2-1-1 NH by dialing 2-1-1. “People have questions about the H1N1 virus and the status of the supply of H1N1 vaccine. We are activating the public inquiry line because we want to be sure people have access to good information are getting answers to their questions and are taking the proper steps to prevent the spread of the virus,” which is why we are activating the public inquiry line,” said Gov. John Lynch. “We understand that people are concerned about H1N1, particularly with the delay in vaccines being made and shipped from private manufacturers. But we want to assure the public that the vaccine will be coming,” said DHHS Public Health Director Dr. José Montero. “We want to encourage everyone, in the absence of the vaccine, to take common sense preventative measures to avoid becoming sick with H1N1 or any other illness. This includes washing your hands frequently, covering your mouth when you cough or sneeze, and staying home from work or school if you are sick.” DHHS has been working with 2-1-1 NH, (a program of United Ways of NH in partnership with Public Service of NH, The State of NH and Exeter Hospital) to be ready to respond as the State’s public inquiry line for all questions regarding H1N1 influenza. Initially the public inquiry line will be open for H1N1 related questions from 8 am – 5 pm Monday through Friday. For more information on H1N1 flu, visit www.dhhs.nh.gov or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) at www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu. Posted 10/27/2009 |
![]() To Honor those who served our Country to preserve our freedom, we need your support for construction of the Veterans walk in the Veterans Park. Bricks, 4" x 8" can be purchased and engraved with 12 characters per line, with up to 2 lines of type. Cost for bricks: $15-no inscription; $45-one line of type; $50-two lines of type. Order forms are available at the Enfield Town Office. If you have any questions contact Henry Cross at 632-7659 Updated 11/16/2009 |
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Posted 10/16/2009, Updated 10/28/2009 The Assessing Department is updating property values for 2009 in compliance with the recertification process required by the State of New Hampshire. Our assessors have been working in the field, conducting their review of neighborhoods and placing final values on the parcels. Below, you will find the new values for all Enfield properties. The Town is currently sending letters with new values and copies of assessment cards for taxpayers review. Once you have received your letter you may request an informal hearing if you do not agree with the assessment. You may request a hearing either in person, by phone at (603) 442-5406, or have your concerns/questions answered via e-mail, jahuntley@enfield.nh.us. Thank you for your co-operation. (Adobe Acrobat Reader Required) Property Listing ~ Numerical by Map & Lot Number Maps 1 – 12 Maps 13 – 22 Maps 23 – 38 Maps 39 – 51, LVC, SLC & UTL Property Listing ~ Alphabetical by Owner Last Name Owners 102 – A – D Owners E – J Owners K – O Owners P – Z To assist you with understanding your property record card, view this document: Reading Your Property Record Card To assist you with reading your assessment card we've added a list of codes that appear on the card. To view these codes go to Forms and Documents at left, Assessing, 2009 Assessment Card Codes or click HERE |
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Enfield’s Comcast Cable Public Access Channel Enfield Channel 8 on Comcast Cable will now be airing Selectboard meetings every Monday night from 6-8 PM. New meetings will be aired alternate weeks with older, previously taped meetings. Posted 10-15-09 |
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The summer schedule has concluded for 2009. The Transfer Station returns to it's regular hours of operation: Wednesday & Thursday 12pm-7pm Friday & Saturday 8am-4pm |
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Individuals are needed to serve on the following boards: Recreation Commission - Regular Member Heritage Commission - Alternate Member Mascoma Valley Health Initiative - Enfield Representative Capital Improvement Program Committee - Regular Member Simply send your letter of interest to the Town Manager's Office, PO Box 373, Enfield, NH or email to abonnette@enfield.nh.us Updated 6/8/2009 |
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The Food Pantry is in need of the following items: Canned meats Prepared canned pasta, such as canned ravioli, beefaroni, etc. Hearty soups and stews Tuna Small bottles of mayonnaise Spaghetti sauce Canned fruits Peanut butter Jellies Coffee Juice Toilet paper Laundry detergent Small bottles of dish soap Shampoo & Conditioner Snacks Gift cards to P&C or Shaws Gasoline cards *Please be aware expired items will be discarded. We cannot accept fresh foods. Donations may be dropped off at the Enfield Town Offices at 23 Main Street, Monday - Friday 8 AM - 4 PM. Thank you to everyone that has made donations to the Enfield Food Pantry. Without you this service could not be offered. Town of Enfield Department of Human Services 603-632-5026 X 5407 |
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A guide to wise lake and watershed stewardship" (13.8 MB) (Posted 4/2009) |
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New Web Site! The Enfield Energy Committee exists "to identify energy savings for the town and energy savings opportunities for the community". Come visit the Enfield Energy Committee's website at http://energy.enfield.nh.us to find out what the Committee is doing and to learn more about energy conservation. |
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Monday through Thursday 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM Friday and Saturday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM (On Fridays and Saturdays stop at Transfer Station for inspection) You must see a licensed attendant prior to dumping (Andy, Lee, Josh, Jeff or Ken) No stumps or dimensional lumber will be accepted. |
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Effective January 1, 2008, RSA 149-M:58 bans the disposal of all products containing intentionally-added mercury in landfills, transfer stations and incinerators, regardless of the amount of mercury they contain. Homeowners and businesses alike are affected by the ban on such items as thermometers, thermostats, electrical switches, mercury button cell batteries and fluorescent light bulbs, including compact fluorescent bulbs. Because mercury is a highly toxic chemical that does not break down, and accumulates in our bodies over time, it should not be discharged to the environment. There are several legal disposal options for homeowners. Homeowners can bring spent bulbs and mercury-containing products to their town facility, if the town accepts them, or to a household hazardous waste collection event. Currently, some 60 municipal programs accept fluorescent lamps and of those, about 29 also accept mercury-containing products. Homeowners and small businesses may take up to 6 fluorescent lamps to participating TrueValue and Ace hardware stores where the lamps will be accepted and recycled at no cost to the consumer. Additionally, mercury restrictions in RSA 149-M:51 prohibit the sale of many mercury-added products in the state, including thermometers and other measuring devices, switches, relays and thermostats. The sales prohibition on measuring devices will take effect on January 1, 2008. Switches, relays and thermostats sales will be restricted as of July 1, 2008. For a more comprehensive list of common mercury-added products and recycling options, visit the N.H. Pollution Prevention Program webstie at www.des.nh.gov/nhppp/Mercury/Hgproducts.asp. For a list of household hazardous waste collection events and options for proper product recycling, go to www.des.nh.gov/HHW/. For more information, contact Paul Lockwood at (603) 271-2956 or paul.lockwood@des.nh.gov. Posted March 2008 |
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