Hillsborough Selectboard unanimously waives Farmers Market usage fee at Butler Park. The motion by Selectman Pelletier, seconded by Selectman Bailey, will grant the waiver annually upon application, supporting local vendors without straining the weekly event's finances. The board appointed May
Hillsborough Selectmen approve recreation van, celebrate Housing Champion status. Recreation Director James Clough presented vehicle options, and the board unanimously authorized purchase of a 2016 Ford Transit Wagon from Merchants Auto for $31,809, funded from Parks and Recreation and Youth
Hillsborough Trust Funds Trustees unanimously approve approximately $783,000 in capital reserve and trust fund disbursements. Riché Colcombe and Judy Ann Thibault approved reimbursements including $599,104.56 for the Park and Whittemore Street water and sewer infrastructure project, $120,233.56 for
Hillsborough Trustees of Trust Funds establish 2026 roles and approve fund distributions. Chair Riché Colcombe continued in her position; Laurie Jutzi was elected Secretary and Judy Thibault remained primary contact for Trustee Investments. The board unanimously approved scholarship distributions
Hillsborough Trustees approve $99,417 in reimbursements and elect officers. The Trustees of the Trust Funds unanimously approved reimbursements totaling $99,417.91 from capital reserve and trust funds, including $64,830.08 for municipal building maintenance and $16,287.41 for fire department
Hillsborough Solid Waste Board scheduled a May 11 composting expert meeting. The board confirmed Hazardous Waste Day for May 3 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Transfer Station. Board member Angie Pulochov reported that New Hampshire's first mattress recycling business has been approved in
Hillsborough Economic Development Commission elects officers, hears state resources pitch. The commission unanimously elected Rich Pelletier as chairman, Robyn Payson as secretary, and Dana Clow as vice chairman. Brian Groth, a Business Resource Specialist with the state Department of Business and
Hillsborough Planning Board re-elects Susanne White and Dana Clow as current officers. The board unanimously re-elected the officers on a motion by member Steve Livingston, seconded by member Kim Opperman, and unanimously approved prior meeting minutes. During a work session, Mike Tardiff of the
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.
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