Category Archives: Litchfield

Public Hearing Notice – Facility Naming Policy

Town of Litchfield

2 Liberty Way, Suite 1, Litchfield, NH 03052
Tel: 603-424-4046 https://litchfieldnh.gov

Namin a Facilty on Public Land

The Litchfield Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing on Monday, June 26th, beginning at 6:30 P.M. at the Town Office Conference Room, for the purpose of considering a policy covering the naming, renaming, or dedication of
Litchfield’s public facilities and municipal public places. A copy of the proposed policy may be found on the Town’s website at www.LitchfieldNH.gov.

Residents wishing to speak on this matter are invited to attend, or residents may send comments by email to: kkleiner@litchfiednh.gov or mail to Town of Litchfield, Kim Kleiner, Town Administrator, 2 Liberty Way, Litchfield, NH 03052.

Energy Committee Needs Volunteers

WE NEED VOLUNTEERS

The Board of Selectmen seeks four (4) Litchfield residents or business owners for the newly formed Energy Committee.

Members to be appointed by the Board of Selectmen:

* 2 Board of Selectmen Representatives
* 1 School Board Representative
* Town Administrator and/or Finance Director
* 4 Residents of Litchfield or Town of Litchfield Business Owners with interest in Community Power Energy opportunities, Finance, Budgeting, or Energy Conservation

Acts as an advisor to the Board of Selectmen

Mission Statement:

  1. To assess current energy use by Town municipal activities based on currently available information to be provided by Town staff; Save Litchfield taxpayers money thru wise and timely investment in efficient energy technologies and practices;
  2. To evaluate energy conservation and air emission reduction practices  recommended by utilities and Federal agencies and in use by other  municipalities, which may be potentially applicable to the Town of Litchfield operations;
     
  3. To evaluate and recommend Community Power Energy opportunities which might be further considered in detail by the Town of Litchfield;
     
  4. To evaluate and recommend energy conservation, supply alternatives, and air emission reduction alternatives, which might be considered by individual residents, and recommend actions the Town might take to disseminate information on such alternatives to residents. 
  5. May offer recommendations to other Town Boards and Commissions on energy efficiency.

Meetings will be held bi-weekly, evening hours on a night determined by a majority of the committee.

More details can be reviewed at HERE. To sign up/volunteer, please complete the Town Volunteer Form