Board Approves NEMBA Mountain Biking Trail Agreement
Newport selectboard approved mountain biking agreement and law enforcement grant.
Newport selectboard approved mountain biking agreement and law enforcement grant.
Police Chief S. Alex Lee announced his July 1, 2027 retirement; the Board initiated a nationwide succession search. Chief Lee presented the Newport Police Department's Lifesaving Award to Communications Specialist William "Buddy" Russell for rescuing an unconscious pilot from a July 5 aircraft
Newport secures $60,000 increase in substance abuse enforcement grant. The Board of Selectmen unanimously approved an expanded Northern Shield Grant from the New Hampshire Department of Safety, increasing the allocation from $150,000 to $210,000 for the 2026/2027 Substance Abuse Enforcement
The Board of Selectmen and Newport School Board commit to pursuing collaborative capital planning and shared services. Select Board Chair Rachel Dilger and School Board Chair Nikki Murphy emphasized the shared tax base, with discussion focusing on joint equipment sharing, coordinated fuel bidding,
Newport Selectmen approved Right-to-Know Policy to address surging public records requests from external marketing firms. Town Manager Kyle Harris explained that some requests are extensive enough to potentially require a full-time employee to process; the unanimous vote centralizes submissions
Newport selectmen authorize LCWF addendum for school conservation project. The Board of Selectmen unanimously authorized Town Manager Kyle Harris to sign an addendum to the Land and Water Conservation Fund program. Financial Consultant Paul Brown explained the school will pay the town to construct
Newport Board moves $35,000 for loader purchase despite voter rejection. Vice Chair Jeffrey Kessler's 3-2 motion advanced the $227,000 equipment replacement, funded through a $57,000 emissions grant, Highway Department surplus, and Water and Sewer funds alongside the municipal appropriation.
Newport selectmen outline major service cuts under default budget. The Board unanimously reelected Rachel Dilger as Chair and elected Jeffrey Kessler as Vice Chair. With the town operating under a default budget after a failed town meeting vote, Town Manager Kyle Harris proposed cutting
Newport Board advances 28 warrant articles for May Town Meeting vote. Town Manager Kyle Harris outlined the package, which includes a bare-bones operating budget with an 18-cent tax rate increase driven by health insurance costs, property and liability insurance, fire department reorganization, and
Newport Board of Selectmen holds public hearing on Meadow Road parking expansion, recommends $15,000 for transportation program. The Board unanimously recommended a warrant article to contribute $15,000 to the Sullivan County Transportation Program for federal match requirements operated by
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