Danbury Highway Department

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488 US Route 4

Danbury, NH 03230

+1 (603) 768-3317

https://townofdanburynh.com

The Town of Danbury, located in New Hampshire, was established in 1795 following a petition from residents of Alexandria seeking new governance due to geographical challenges. Originally part of Grafton County, Danbury has since transitioned to Merrimack County and currently serves a population of approximately 1,300 residents.

Danbury's municipal governance includes various departments and committees, such as the Board of Selectmen, Budget Committee, and Planning Board, which hold regular meetings open to the public. The town offers a variety of services, including online tax payments and property card requests, to enhance community engagement and efficiency.

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Franklin City Hall is the primary city government complex for the City of Franklin, N.H. Franklin, located in Merrimack County in New Hampshire, was incorporated in 1828 and has a population of more than 8,000 residents. Located at the confluence of the Pemigewasset River and the Winnepesaukee Rivers and the beginning of the Merrimack River, Franklin is recognized as the smallest city in New Hampshire. Among the city s offerings are Webster Lake with two public beaches and a boat ramp; the Veterans Memorial Ski Area; and an Opera House in the process of restoration that continues to offer programs for the arts and entertainment. City Hall houses the assesors office, city clerk, city manager, finance department, mayor s office and city zoning/planning office.

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"The guy there is nice. Been mindful, you have to pay to get rid of trash. First place I have ever had to pay for. It's $2 for a regular household bag and 3 for a contractor bag. They only accept cash."