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Monday, October 26, 2026 Sandown, New Hampshire · Change town
Government · Board of Selectmen

Selectmen approve 2027 budgets for five town departments

Sandown Selectmen approved five 2027 departmental budgets totaling $1.2 million in gross expenses.

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Government · Board of Selectmen

Board Approves 2027 Budgets, $87K Truck, Roadway Repairs

Sandown Selectmen approved 2027 budgets and authorized up to $87K for truck purchase. The Board voted unanimously on 12 of 13 proposed departmental budgets totaling roughly $100,500, tabling the Trustees of Trust Fund budget for full board discussion.

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Government · Board of Selectmen

Selectmen approve prior minutes, accept $30 donation

Sandown Board of Selectmen holds routine September meeting with limited public action. The board voted 4-0 to approve prior meeting minutes, with Selectman Ben Sharpe moving and Selectman Ed Mencis seconding. The selectmen accepted a $30 donation to the Old Home Day Donation Trust Fund, moved by

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Zoning Board Raises Newspaper Notification Fee

Sandown Zoning Board increases newspaper notification fee to $200 and approves budget changes. The board unanimously raised the newspaper notification fee from $125 to $200, adding a $5 handling charge and postage, after determining actual notification costs averaged $210 between February 2025 and

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Government · Recreation

Sandown Recreation approves digger, structure purchases; reviews 2027 budget

Sandown Recreation Commission reviews 2027 budget; director may go full-time. Recreation Director Becky Francis presented the 2027 budget draft, with members discussing adjustments to mowing costs, lifeguard wages, and potentially moving Francis to full-time status. The commission approved a 3,000

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