Conservation Commission

Hillsborough Conservation Commission votes to install nesting season sign. Vice Chair James McDonough and six commission members voted 7-0 to authorize $50 for signage discouraging dogs from the conservation area during breeding season. Commissioners also discussed collaborative plans with local

Hillsborough Conservation Commission authorizes $50 for nesting-season sign at Confluence. Vice Chair James McDonough led the seven-member panel in approving the spending to reinforce a "No Dogs during nesting season" policy at the conservation area. The commission reviewed a draft letter about the

Hillsborough Conservation Commission re-elects Richard Head as Chair, backs nesting season dog restrictions. Richard Head was re-elected Chair and James McDonough Vice Chair in unanimous votes. The commission approved the March 14, 2026 minutes by a vote of five to zero, with two members

The Hillsborough Conservation Commission unanimously reelected Richard Head as Chair and James McDonough as Vice Chair. The seven-member commission approved its March 14 minutes with a 5-0-1 vote, with Roger Shamel and Jim Narloch abstaining. The Commission reviewed two excavation intents and

Hillsborough Conservation Commission defers officer elections, approves operational funding. The five-member commission, led by Chair Richard Head and Vice Chair James McDonough, unanimously approved $300 in annual dues to the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions, along with