Notices

All Town Offices/Departments will be closed on Monday, May 30th, in observance of Memorial Day.

Eaton’s Emergency Operations Task Force and the Board of Selectmen will be meeting for the purpose of reviewing and updating the Town’s Emergency Operations Plan. The Team will meet on the following dates at the Town Hall:

• • • Tuesday, May 10 @ 9 am
    • Wednesday, June 1 @ 6 pm
    • Tuesday, June 14 @ 9 am

For more information, contact Town Hall at 447-2840

The Board of Selectmen will be meeting in Non-Public Session at 10 am on Monday, May 23, 2022 at the Town Hall.

Town Clerk/Tax Collector seeks a part-time Deputy. Applicants must be resident of Eaton and able to work Monday 8:00 am-12:00 pm, Tuesday 2:00-6:00 pm, election days and conferences. The application for employment is available at eatonnh.org and may be submitted to: [email protected], PO Box 118, Eaton, NH 03832 or directly to the Town Hall. No phone calls please

This Aging Services Resource Guide for Carroll County, developed by the Mount Washington Valley Age Friendly Community, is a guide to local, state and federal services for adults in our community.  It includes resources in social services, health, housing, nutrition, recreation, transportation, local clubs, libraries, education, senior services and more.  It will be periodically updated by volunteers.

Fire permits are required and may be obtained from Dick Fortin (447-2391) or Larry Nash (447-2814).

Eaton’s Fire Danger Rating Area (FDRA) Designation is “2”

To get the daily fire danger rating, click here

To get more information on fire danger or to subscribe to the Daily Fire Weather emails, click here

To review the 2021 property assessments, click here

Please be advised that fireworks are NOT PERMITTED on Town-owned lands

The Board of Selectmen have adopted a new ordinance regulating the use of Town Lands. For the full Ordinance, click here

Your construction project may require one or more permits from the NH Department of Environmental Services in addition to local permits. For projects that do not require a permit, there may be guidelines that you must follow during construction. It is the responsibility of the property owner and contractor to understand all local, state and federal laws for any given project. This Got Permits? chart is intended to include the most common building project types.