Photos of Pittsfield

 

Town Government:

Board of Selectmen

Trustees - Trust Funds

Budget Committee

Conservation Commission

Drug And Alcohol Coalition

Economic Development

Ethics Committee

Housing Standards Agency

Library Trustees

Master Plan Committee

Parks & Recreation

Planning Board

School Board

Website Committee

Zoning Board

Volunteer Application

 

Town Departments:

Fire Department
Police Department
Highway Department
Building Inspector

Library

Selectmen's Office

Town Administrator
Town Clerk/Tax Collector
Solid Waste Facility
Waste Water Treatment
Welfare
Employment Opportunities

 

Forms/Permits/Documents:

Forms and Permits

Town Documents
 

Schools:

School District SAU#51
Elementary School Website
Middle High School Website
 

Service Organizations:

Chamber of Commerce
Historical Society
Rotary Club
Senior Center
Pittsfield Players
Pittsfield Youth Workshop
Pittsfield Youth Baseball
List of Town Organizations
 

News & Announcements:

Community Ctr Activities
Public Notices
Community Bulletin Board
Town Calendar
Pittsfield NH Webcam
 

Public Information:

Pittsfield Business Links
Churches
Old Home Day
Parks & Trails
Pittsfield Photographs
Balloon Festival
 

 

 

Pittsfield NH Public Notices

 

This is a list of current public notices that may require action by the citizens of Town of Pittsfield.

Want to add to a public notice? Contact the Pittsfield Website Committee


Town of Pittsfield Public Notices

 

2010 Candidates List

 

Selectmen
(3 year term)

Eric Nilsson
Donald Chase
Gerard Leduc
(vote for 2)

Moderator
(2 year term)

Cedric Dustin
(vote for 1)

Library Trustee
(3 year term)

Sylvia Wallace
(vote for 1)

Trustee of Trust Funds
(3 year term)

Cara Marston
(vote for 1)

Supervisor of the Checklist
(6 year term)

Faith Whittier
(vote for 1)

Planning Board
(3 year term)

James Prichard
John “Pat” Heffernan
Theodore “Ted” Mitchell
(vote for 2)

Ethics Committee
(3 year term)

Merrill Vaughan
(vote for 1)

School Board
(3 year term)

Mary Paradise
Clayton Wood
Bryan Dunagin
(vote for 2)

School Board
(2 year term)

Elizabeth “Lea” Adams
(vote for 1)

 


 

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR AND 
DEPUTY DIRECTOR VACANCIES
 

 

The town of Pittsfield is seeking volunteers to be appointed by the Board of Selectmen to the positions of Emergency Management Director and Deputy Emergency Management Director. The Director, with the Deputy Director assisting, plans organizes and directs the Emergency Management programs for the town, acts as the community representative on all Emergency Management matters and coordinates the activities of the local Emergency Management Agency with other local, State, Federal, non-profit and private agencies. Interested persons should complete a Volunteer Application Form which can be downloaded from the town’s website, or a copy of the form can be acquired at the Selectmen’s Office at the Town Hall, 85 Main Street, Pittsfield, N.H.  03263. Forms must be completed and submitted to the Selectmen’s Office no later than February 18, 2010. 
 


BOSTON POST CANE

The Boston Post Cane was the brainchild of Edwin A. Grozier, publisher of the now defunct Boston Post, a large circulation newspaper. In 1909 he sent gold-headed canes to the Board of Selectmen in 700 towns throughout New England. Likely the idea was to publicize his newspaper. Manufactured by J. F. Fradley Co., the canes had a 14-carat head with the inscription, “Presented by the Boston Post to the oldest citizen of [the town’s name]”. The selectmen were asked to present it to the oldest person in town, as long as they remained there, and upon death, pass it on to the subsequent oldest person.

Unlike many towns, Pittsfield retains its original cane. To avoid losing it, in 1999 the select board asked Paul Richardson to make a case so that it could be properly displayed in the town office. Six replicas were purchased and are now given to the oldest person to keep permanently. Bertha Hammen received the first one in 2003.

Through the years the cane has been passed along intermittently. There have been times when it was returned but not given out for several years. Unfortunately the town does not have a list of the persons to whom it has been given. Pittsfield Historical Society Historian Larry Berkson is putting together a list and would appreciate receiving any information about recipients. He can be reached at larryberkson@comcast.net or (603) 798-3984.


New Pittsfield School District Website 

The new Pittsfield School District website - http://pittsfield-nh.com/sau/ - became operational in early January.  School district residents are encouraged to visit the new website to keep informed about Pittsfield’s schools. 

Parents will be interested to know that the website includes basic day-to-day information, such as the school district calendar, school lunch menus, and contact information for school and SAU administrative staff. 

On snowy mornings, students and parents can log on early to find out if school will be open or closed.  Information about and links to community events – such as Pittsfield’s upcoming Winterfest – can also be found on the website. 

Looking ahead to the annual school district meeting on March 12, town voters will find information on the school district’s proposed budget that includes a summary of changes, brief explanation of warrant articles, and cost comparisons to last year and this year. 

New information is being added each month.  Students, parents, and all residents will find the district website - http://pittsfield-nh.com/sau/ - a convenient way to stay current with school events.


Attention Pittsfield’s Troops!

Names for the Veterans Memorial at Dustin Park

The American Legion, in conjunction with the Pittsfield Historical Society, is attempting to undertake the challenge of honoring all military personnel sent out from Pittsfield.  Those who have served during times of declared war or conflict will have their names engraved on the monument at Dustin Park dedicated for this purpose.  We are looking specifically for men and woman who have served after Vietnam. Click here for Survey!


Tax Relief for Renovations!

Does Your Downtown  Building Need Renovation? RSA 79E can provide temporary TAX RELIEF. Please Read More!


 
 

Search Town Website


Pittsfield Towncrier

by Andi Riel


~ Public Notices ~

View more Notices on the  Public Notice Board


2010 Election Results

TOWN

SCHOOL DISTRICT


School District Meeting

Thursday, March 11,  7:00-9:00 PM at the Pittsfield Elementary School Gym.


2010 Town Meeting

Saturday, March 13, at 10:00 AM at the Pittsfield Elementary School Gym.

MEETING WARRANT

TOWN BUDGET

2009 ANNUAL REPORT


The Town of Pittsfield is seeking volunteers for the positions of Emergency Management Director and Deputy  Director. More.

Keep Our Kids Safe!
Take action to prevent underage alcohol parties – Call TIPP (603) 226-3100

Food Pantry in Need of Donations!

Don't wait for a food drive! Bring in donations of any size. Click Here for a list of needed items!


Senior/Disabled Resident Call-in Program

Want the fire dept. to check on you daily? Click Here!


Neighborhood Watch

Call John Webber 435-7535

Click Here for more info and the Volunteer Citizens Patrol


All Burning Requires a Permit!

Stop by the fire station or call 435-6807 for burning conditions and permits.

Click Here for more info


Also see Cable Channel 24!

Send Request for Ch.24


~ Things to do ~

View More Events on The Community Bulletin Board


PYBA  Bingo Fundraiser every Friday Night at the Concord Bingo Center. More!

Weight Lost!

Tops is a not for profit take off lbs sensible program meeting are on Tues. More


Walk The Historical Trail!

Click Here for Guides/Maps


 

 

Site Map | Website Policies | Contact Website Committee | About This Site

 

Copyright © 2010 Town of Pittsfield, New Hampshire