The Transfer Station will NOT be accepting any brush until further notice.

The following Standard Operating Procedures will be in effect until further notice. These practices are based upon public health guidelines and are designed to keep both our employees and the public safe.

• There will be only one entrance point to the Town Hall at the clearly marked green door on the side of the building.
• Traffic in the building will be one way with floor markers to maintain 6 feet of social distancing.
• Plexiglass guards have been installed at each of the high-traffic counters.
• Face masks are not required but are highly recommended. If you do not have a face mask, one will be available once inside the building.
• Common areas will be disinfected frequently, which includes but is not limited to: door handles, doorknobs, table tops and restrooms.
• Do not come to the Town Hall if you are sick or have been in contact with someone with a confirmed case of the COVID-19 virus.
• Please bring your own pen.

In order to minimize foot traffic in the Town Hall, to maximize social distancing and to reduce the risk of exposure to both residents and employees, we strongly encourage residents to continue to process property tax payments, registration renewals, dog license renewals and vital record requests by mail, the outside lock box or by using the online tools on the town website, www.townofdanburynh.com.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Working together we hope to have a safe and healthy reopening.

The New Hampshire Broadband Investment and Planning Initiative has partnered with Mission Broadband for a survey to capture gaps in service and the capacity needs for development of New Hampshire’s future broadband infrastructure. Mission Broadband will handle all the logistics, monitor the survey, collect results and provide data and a report for review. The data will be made available by request to anyone attempting to help move broadband efforts forward in New Hampshire and the region.
In announcing the survey, Carol Miller, Director of Broadband Technology in the NH Department of Business and Economic Affairs, stated: “While it is still difficult to consider the impacts that COVID-19 is having on all aspects of the overall broadband network, it could not be a better time to attempt to measure the weak points of the broadband infrastructure and obtain valuable information for our state and providers in the industry.”
She emphasizes that “participation in this survey is extremely important. The survey is intended for distribution to organizations, municipalities, and residents statewide. Help us to direct participants to the online survey.”
Please send the link below out to all of your civic, business, and personal contacts. And please post this message on your social media to reach the widest possible audience!

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NH_SD_BB_Survey

1st issue property tax bills have been mailed. If you did not receive your tax bill, please contact the Tax Collector's office at (603) 768-5448 or email danburyclerk@comcast.net

The Town Hall is open by appointment only. Appointments are scheduled every half hour during open hours.

Most services can be handled online by using the links to the left.

This week CNP LLC, the Town's contractor for Assessment Services will be resuming site visits in the Town of Danbury. They will adhere to proper social distancing recommended by the State and the DRA. The field staff will announce their presence with a knock on the door, but again, they will be practicing the social distancing. CNP will not be performing any interior inspection until further notice.

The CNP vehicle is a white Subaru Outback with temporary plates.

Payments can be made online with a checking account.

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY(MARCH 25, 2020)

TO ASSIST IN KEEPING OUR COMMUNITY AND EMPLOYEES SAFE IN THE CURRENT COVID-19 SITUATION, THE TOWN OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

We are encouraging our residents to process registration renewals, dog license renewals, vital record requests and property tax payments, via mail. For any other necessary, essential services you may contact the office to schedule an appointment. The town is committed to do our part to protect our residents as well as our employees during this time. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Town Clerk/Tax Collector 768-5448

Selectmen's Office 768-3313

Danbury Police Department 768-5568 (for emergencies dial 9-1-1)

Resident questions can and will be answered via phone or email. And as a last resort, you may schedule an appointment in the Town Office with the appropriate Town personnel to complete your transaction. Our Town Office employees will be working both remotely and on-site (in very limited numbers as necessary)—but we will continue to be at your service.

New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services

CDC Centers for Disease Control

The New Hampshire Department of Business and Economic Affairs has launched a website dedicated to business needs at https://www.nheconomy.com/covid19. The site includes links to unemployment information, public health and support, and state and federal resources.

***NOTICE***

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Fire Warden, Merton Austin is asking that all permits be obtained through the online portal. Click the link below to be taken to the NH Online Fire Permitting site:

Online Burn Permitting System

A printer and a credit card are needed as permits must be printed and signed to be valid. They are also $3 each (the fee for the payment vendor)

We apologize for the inconvenience, but are asking the community to NOT contact the Forest Fire Warden or the Fire Chief for a permit. You must have a permit, and may obtain it online. If you can not access this system or do not wish to pay the fee, please keep an eye on this page for an update as to when the Danbury Fire Department will again be issuing permits.

GOOGLE/WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

1 HANDS Wash them often

2 ELBOW Cough into it

3 FACE Don't touch it

4 FEET Stay more than 3ft apart

5 FEEL sick? Stay home