Water and Sewer Commission approves phased water service for Harvey Farms development. The Commission set connection fees at $7,500 for an 80-unit senior housing building and $2,500 per single-family house lot, with two phases spanning potential construction in 2028. The Commission also declined an
Hillsborough Select Board approves paving contract, learns of CDBG grant loss. The board unanimously approved a $273,612.50 paving contract with Pike Industries for the Beard Road Project, recommended by Road Agent Ernie Butler as the lowest bid among six proposals. The board also unanimously
Hillsborough Selectmen approve van purchase and honor Housing Champion award. The board unanimously approved buying a 2016 Ford Transit Wagon for $31,809.00 from Merchants Auto for the recreation department, funded from existing revolving and special projects accounts. James Ainsworth was
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
The Hillsborough Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to ratify a three-year police services contract with Deering. Under the agreement, Hillsborough will provide police coverage to Deering at $23,000 monthly, continuing arrangements begun in December 2025. In related inter-municipal business,
Water Commission approves $9,800 lean-to and prioritizes 15 manhole repairs. Commissioners voted unanimously to accept a Rose Contracting & Design quote for a shelter structure at Bible Hill Reservoir. In coordination with the West Main Street Sidewalk project, the Commission authorized an
Hillsborough Conservation Commission allocates $250 for trail map printing. The HCC voted unanimously to fund 200 town trail maps and 50 Riverwalk maps for a History Alive event. The commission reported progress on a Natural Resources Inventory by Moosewood Ecological, with 10 of 33 property owners
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
Planning Board begins master plan updates on land use and site rules. During a work meeting attended by Central NH Regional Planning Commission's Mike Tardiff, the board reviewed the Land Use Chapter from the 2018 Master Plan and discussed revisions to address rural-area protection, water-source
Hillsborough Water-Sewer Commission approves near-$27,000 in facility upgrades. Commissioners Dave Lewis and Peter Mellen unanimously approved $6,766 for a cellular alarm system upgrade at the West Main Street pump station and $20,000 for Wastewater Treatment Facility driveway paving. The
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