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Town of Brookline, NH

 
 
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Old Saw Mill on Rd to Brookline 1907

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us census

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.

2009 Citizen Survey Results A Citizen Survey was prepared by the Board of Selectmen in November of 2009. Surveys were printed in The Brookliner and available and collected at the Town Hall and post office. The report linked above contains the results.

 

 

Latest News!  Posted: May 10

Brookline Blood Drive The Brookline Women’s Club and Brookline Ambulance Service are co-sponsoring a blood drive on Monday, May 21st from 1:00-6:00 PM at the Brookline Safety Complex. All presenting donors will receive a coupon for a FREE Whopper Small Value Meal or a Garden Fresh Salad from Burger King, and have a chance to win 2 Boston Red Sox tickets and be honored on the field as Blood Donor of the Game.

The Brookline Women’s Club will also be collecting donations for the Brookline Food Pantry at the blood drive. Not only will you have the opportunity to give the gift of life with your blood donation, but you can also help feed families in need during the summer with your food donations.
Transportation Survey TRANSPORTATION NEEDS SURVEY
The Nashua Regional Planning Commission (NRPC) is currently updating the long range Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) for the Nashua Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) area. The MTP update will assess needs related to all modes of surface transportation within the 13-community region, including driving, bicycling, walking, rail and bus transit, and rail and truck freight, for the period covering 2013 - 2040.

Your feedback is important to the MTP development and we encourage you to participate in this survey. Please take about 10 - 15 minutes to share your thoughts and ideas about regional transportation by taking the NRPC's transportation needs survey.
You can click here to take the survey now! http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NRPC_MTPSurvey

For questions: comments@nashuarpc.org or call 603.424.2240 www.nashuarpc.org

Town of Brookline
Read the Master Plan 2012


Wildfire Season Warning Memo Contact Fire Department before doing any outdoor burning!

Election Results -- Click Here


SAU 41 Survey
The SAU 41 Steering Committee for Strategic Planning is currently seeking input from all stakeholders across the Hollis and Brookline communities via an online survey that can be accessed through the SAU 41 website as well as the school websites. This survey is an important opportunity for you to provide input on the future direction of your local school system. The survey will be available from March 12th through March 30th. Please take a few minutes to provide your input!


Town Report Files
2012 files that comprised the printed Town Report including Town Warrent
2012 Brookline Town Report


Job Descriptions
Town Administrator
Town Executive Assistant

Brookline Conservation Commission
2012 BCC Newsletter


Brookline Food Pantry Collection Day Moved to Saturdays
The Brookline food pantry will be open every Saturday morning from 10:00 - 12:00 beginning February 4th for donation collection only. The pantry will no longer be open on Thursday evenings. You may drop off refrigerated and frozen items, non-perishable goods, paper and cleaning products and personal hygiene items. Items needed for the refrigerator include milk, eggs, cheese, juice, butter or spread, long lasting produce, cottage cheese, yogurt, lunch meat in packages, cream cheese, and pudding snacks.  Donations of frozen vegetables and meats are still being accepted for the freezer. The town food pantry is located at the old ambulance bay, next to the community message board. Thanks to all for their continued generosity and support of the town food pantry.


NOTICE: Assessment of Properties
NOTICE Avitar Associates of New England will be in Brookline for the next few weeks reviewing data on 25% of the properties. For questions contact: Brookline Board of Assessors Kristen Austin, Secretary Phone 603-673-8855 ext. 216 kristen@brookline.nh.us


Town of Brookline
Preliminary 2012 Budget - updated

barn raising pictureBrookline Historical Society
A 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization. There is currently a Barn Raising Project being undertaken by the Historical Society. Please consider a donation for this invaluable project. BARN RAISING DONATION FORM

News from the Cable/Web Committee
Cable Television Franchise Renewal Agreement


Message from the webmaster
Please note the website has many navigation changes. The Town Government and Town Services pages in particular. There is a Documents choice on the main menu, which will be populated with more items so you don't have to navigate through the whole site for a document or form. Many things have been alphabetized. More information is available on the Town Services page, which is now renamed Services & Info . There is also a Transparency and Right to Know page. To eliminate duplication, all Police, Fire, Ambulance and Emergency Management information has been moved to the Emergency page. As we determine what else we can make available through the website and where, plan on seeing things change more.

BURN RULES and Required Free Permits 2011
A seasonal burn permit is issued for a small controlled fire, such as a camp or cooking fire, no greater than 2’ in diameter contained within a ring...... read more


The File of Life card distributed free by Brookline Lions Club
The File of Life card allows medical personnel to get the medical information they need about a person when the person is unable to give it to them. Available at the safety complex, the police dept., the fire dept. or by calling Val @ 673-5142 or 321-7655. For more information about the Lions Club please call Teri @ 673-2322 Val @ 673-5142 or Vicki @ 673-1660.
Message from the Brookline Fire Department
Effective March 28th, 2011 - OUTDOOR BURNING REMINDER - Written Permit is required for outdoor Burning!!

NH Tourism sites
Explore New Hampshire


United Way of Greater Nashua serves Brookline as part of it’s core mission.
There is an online web-based service for posting volunteer opportunities and also finding out about volunteer opportunities statewide.

United Way is trying to connect with service providers to help them learn about the system and start to use it to help connect with people that want to help. . We’d be happy to partner with you to host a training for town services on how to use VOLUNTEER NH to increase opporunities to recruit volunteers. Call us at 882-4011 for more information or visit our website to check out the links for VOLUNTEER.

Also please note, www.211nh.org as a please to both give help and get help. 2-1-1 is a free, confidential, 24 / 7 helpline that people can call when they need help and don’t know where to turn.


Public Notice
Child Find Public Notice School Administrative Unit # 41, which consists of the Hollis, Brookline, and Hollis Brookline Cooperative School Districts, seeks to locate and identify all children who may have an educational disability.

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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Brookline Town Hall

1 Main Street
(Corner of Main & Bond Streets)
Phone: (603) 673-8855
Fax: (603) 673-8136
P.O. Box 360
Brookline, NH 03033-0360

Email: town@brookline.nh.us

The Town Hall is open for business
Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
Tax Collection additionally opened:
Wed 5-8 pm and last Saturday of month 9-12 am.
If you have any questions regarding town regulations,
please call Town Hall for more information.


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