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Hillsborough Economic Development Commission plans fall public workshops

Hillsborough Economic Development Commission plans three public education workshops beginning this fall. The commission, chaired by Rich Pelletier, voted to approve prior meeting minutes with three members abstaining—Dana Clow, Kim Opperman, and Susanne White. The first workshop begins September 24

Economic Development · Meeting of August 19, 2026

NH HILLSBOROUGH — Hillsborough Economic Development Commission plans three public education workshops beginning this fall. The commission, chaired by Rich Pelletier, voted to approve prior meeting minutes with three members abstaining—Dana Clow, Kim Opperman, and Susanne White. The first workshop begins September 24 at the Hillsborough Fire Department, educating residents and property owners about the town's economic development tools: Economic Revitalization Zones, 79E designations, Commercial Industrial Incentives, and the TIF District.

Guest speaker Mike Tardiff of Central NH Regional Planning Commission coordinated the effort, which includes postcards with QR codes, YouTube videos, and local newspaper coverage to inform property owners.

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Source: the Economic Development meeting of August 19, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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