Brookline Town Hall early 1900's.

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The population count affects monies that the town receives from the federal government and indirectly from the state of NH. It also affects the number of representatives we have in government. Contact Rena at the town hall if you have any questions.

Latest News!   Posted: Aug 11

To the Residents of Brookline from the Chief of Police Search Committee
Please note that meeting minutes are available below. Comments are invited, and may be sent via e-mail with the subject line CHIEF SEARCH COMMITTEE to selectmen@brookline.nh.us.

Job description for Police Chief for Town of Brookline
Agendas: July 28, July 29
Minutes: June 30, July 14

Wednesday evening Lions Club Car Show
The Brookline Lions Club will be sponsoring a weekly car show, weather permitting, on Wednesday nights starting on April 28th. The car show will be held at Caryn’s Sunoco on Route 13 in Brookline from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. There will be 50/50 raffles for everyone and door prizes for the car owners. For more info. Please call Gerry at 672-3557 or 670-8553.

From the Zoning board
The tax map is now available online 2009 Town of Brookline Tax Map

From the Planning Board
Brookline zoning ordinance 2010

Conservation Commission
Newsletter includes report for the year

2010 PreK and Kindergarten and New Students in Brookline
Registration form and details

COMMUTER Rail line Parking in Ayer
Some residents of Southern New Hampshire commute to the Boston area daily through Ayer, MA, where they can catch a ride on the Fitchburg commuter rail line. In recent years, Ayer has been working with the Montachusett Area Rail Transit (MART) to use federal transportation funds to plan and build parking facilities near the station. Here is an update on the progress toward the Town’s parking goals that was prepared for the Ayer Public Access Channel and shared with Brookline.

Information about H1N1 Virus Here.

The New England Job Show is a grass-roots undertaking by a group of unemployed people who realized that the current job situation required out-of-box thinking to get a job. They created a local cable access show which is produced entirely by job seekers for job seekers. It has created a lot of excitement both locally and nationally, and most important, it has brought hope to people who are looking for professional positions in a difficult market. You can find out more about the show at http://thejobshow.blogspot.com/ or their website at www.nejobshow.org

Brookline Energy Committee Meeting -
Brookline residents and the Nashua Regional Planning Commission are working together to help the Town save energy and money. Your input and participation is needed to drive this project. We are currently working on conducting an energy inventory of Brookline's municipal buildings and are brainstorming additional project ideas. If you have any questions please contact Jill Simonetti, jills@nashuarpc.org or 603-424-2240 x27.

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