The Board of Selectmen meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month. The next meeting will be March 4, 2020 at 6pm. Meetings are open to the public.
Selectmen's Office Hours
| Monday | 8-4 | |
| Tuesday | 1-5 | |
| Wednesday | 11:30-5:30 | |
| Thursday | 8-4 | |
| Friday | 8-12 | |
SELECTMEN’S OFFICE WILL CLOSE AT 12 PM ON THURSDAY 2/27/2020 AND WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY 2/28/2020.
THE OFFICE WILL REOPEN ON MONDAY 3/2/2020 AT 8AM
Town Cerk/Tax Collector hours 768-5448
| Monday | 12-6 | |
| Tuesday | 12-7 | |
| Wednesday | 11-6 | |
| Thursday | 9-3 | |
| Friday | Closed | |
| 3rd Sat of Month | 9-12 | |
REGISTER TO VOTE
The Supervisors of the Checklist will be in Session on Saturday morning, February 29, between 11:00 and 11:30 at the Town Hall for the purpose of registering new voters for the upcoming Town Election.
Registered voters may also make changes or corrections to their existing data or switch their party affiliation at this session. This will be the last opportunity for residents of Danbury to register to vote if he/she wants their name to appear on the checklist that will be used for Town Election on Tuesday, March 10th, 2020. New Hampshire election law does, however, allow a person to register to vote at the polls if they present required documentation. A picture ID and proof of domicile is required. (A drivers’ license is acceptable.) Naturalized citizens must show a passport or documented citizenship papers.
Residents may also register to vote with the Town Clerk at any time during regular office hours through Thursday, February 27, 2020.
Copies of the current voter checklist are available to view at the Town Clerk’s office.
2020 TOWN WARRANT
2020 MS-737 REPORT OF THE BUDGET
2020 BUDGET SPREADSHEET
2020 DEFAULT BUDGET
ATTENTION DANBURY VOTERS
FILING PERIOD TO RUN FOR LOCAL OFFICE
WEDNESDAY 1-22-2020 thru FRIDAY 1-31-2020
File with the Danbury Town Clerk
SCHOOL 1ST DELIBERATIVE SESSION@ NRHS
SATURDAY 2-1-2020 @ 10AM
Snow Date, Monday 2-3-2020 6:30PM
TOWN 1ST DELIBERATIVE SESSION @ TOWN HALL
THURSDAY 2-6-2020 @ 7PM
Snow Date, FRIDAY 2-7-2020 7PM
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
TUESDAY 2-11-2020
8AM - 7PM @ TOWN HALL
BALLOT VOTING FOR TOWN & SCHOOL
TUESDAY 3-10-2020
11AM - 7PM @ TOWN HALL
WINTER SAND POLICY
THE DANBURY BOARD OF SELECTMEN HAS ADOPTED THE FOLLOWING POLICY WITH REGARDS TO WINTER SAND USE BY DANBURY RESIDENTS AND TAX PAYERS.
- The intent is to provide residents and tax payers with winter sand for use at their residence on driveways and walkways. The sand is available for private use only. Residents with long driveways are advised to hire private contractors .Accordingly, this sand is not intended for commercial entities or businesses such as landscapers, snow removal contractors or property maintenance businesses.
- Winter sand is available at the Transfer Station when it is open, 8 am - 4 pm Tuesdays and Saturdays. Please plan ahead for your winter sand needs.
- Winter sand can be shoveled into and removed by pails. A maximum of (4) 5 gallon buckets is allowed per day. Shoveling into truck beds, sanders or other large containers is not allowed.
- Removal of sand by residents at the Highway Garage is prohibited.
- Failure to comply with these rules will result in the loss of access to the winter sand area.
Thank you for your help in keeping costs down and controlling this operation so that it works well for all of us.
THIS POLICY ADOPTED ON DECEMBER 11, 2019 BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THE DANBURY BOARD OF SELECTMEN.
Jessica L Hatch, Chairman Board of Selectmen
Lyn H. England, Selectman
James D. Phelps, Selectman
Danbury was not an original colonial grant, but was formed from part of the town of Alexandria to the north. In 1794, a group of Alexandria residents petitioned the state legislature to separate Alexandria into two towns due to the inconvenience of having a mountain divide the town, making it difficult for all the residents to gather in a single place.
The petition was granted in 1795, and the lower piece was incorporated as Danbury in that year. The name was suggested by a settler from Danbury, Connecticut. Later more land was added to Danbury from Hill and Wilmot.
In 1800 there were 165 people in Danbury, which on July 10, 1874 was transferred from Grafton County to Merrimack County. Today there are close to 1,300 people in Danbury.