Hillsborough Conservation Commission approves trail map funding for summer outreach. Chair Richard Head and the commission unanimously authorized printing 200 town trail maps and 50 Riverwalk maps for the History Alive event, allocating up to $250 for the project. The commission also received an
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
Hillsborough Conservation Commission approves $50 sign to enforce no-dogs-during-nesting-season at Confluence area. Vice Chair James McDonough presided over the April 28 meeting with Chair Richard Head absent. The seven-member commission unanimously approved the spending authorization, moved by
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
Hillsborough Conservation Commission reelects Richard Head as chair unanimously. The seven-member commission unanimously reelected Head as chair and James McDonough as vice chair on April 14. The commission approved the March 14 minutes on a 5-0-2 vote, with Roger Shamel and Jim Narloch abstaining.
Hillsborough Conservation Commission approves trail map reprinting and designates natural resources inventory project contact. The Conservation Commission unanimously approved up to $225 for reprinting 200 trail maps and plastic holders, with member Jim Riddle reporting strong distribution of the
Conservation Commission approves social media initiative and trail upgrades. Chair Richard Head led the Hillsborough Conservation Commission in unanimously authorizing a new Facebook page for wildlife and conservation property photos, with Recording Secretary John P. Segedy to manage the launch.
The Hillsborough Conservation Commission unanimously approved routine spring administrative matters and spending. Chair Richard Head presided as the five-member commission approved $300 in annual dues to the NH Association of Conservation Commissions and authorized up to $225 for additional trail
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