Lempster Fire-Rescue pursued grant funding for EMS equipment and radio system upgrades during its July meeting. Chief J. Thomas and Asst. Chief T. Moore oversaw equipment maintenance projects including Engine 1 repairs, new medical bags, tanker relief valve repairs, and completion of a DHART
Lempster Fire-Rescue approves First Net tablet trial and equipment purchases. Chief J. Thomas led the nine-member department in voting unanimously to trial a 30-day First Net tablet lease at approximately $55 per month to replace aging communication equipment. The department also unanimously
Lempster Conservation Commission coordinates on Dodge Brook turbidity. Commission Chair Lynda Perry confirmed the commission voted unanimously to share water-quality photos with Acworth Conservation Commission and to provide support in addressing turbidity issues at Dodge Brook, which prompted
Miner Library Trustees approve electronic records storage. The five-member board voted unanimously to store all library records electronically under RSA 33-A on a motion by Hannah Tirrell and second by Molly Miller. Trustees also unanimously approved a purchase order for office equipment including
Lempster Conservation Commission coordinates with Acworth on water quality. Commission Chair Lynda Perry and fellow members voted unanimously to share turbidity photos of Dodge Brook with the Acworth Conservation Commission and offer formal support as Acworth addresses water-quality complaints at
Lempster Trustees of Trust Funds renew investment policy and direct nearly $300,000 in fund allocations. The three-member board, chaired by Lynn Rodeschin with Jodie Hibbard as Treasurer and Sally Hooper as Secretary, renewed the Investment Policy on April 8, 2026, and deployed $250,000 from a town
Lempster Trustee of Trust Funds approved $110,000 school funding and scholarship reissuance.
Library Trustees move to electronic record-keeping and expand operations. The Miner Memorial Library Trustees unanimously approved storing all library records electronically per state statute RSA 33-a, with the motion brought by Hannah Tirrell and seconded by Molly Miller. Trustees also unanimously
Lempster Fire-Rescue pursues grant funding for dispatch radio upgrades. The department secured a grant from Dispatch for updating radio sites on the New Hampshire side and submitted an application for a five-year statewide program to update all portable radios through Capitol Area-Lakes Region and
Lempster Fire-Rescue approves equipment and First Net trial. The department unanimously authorized a 30-day trial of First Net tablet leasing with three tablets at $1 each over a two-year agreement costing approximately $55 monthly, after determining existing tablets are too old for the new
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