Sullivan NH Breaking News
CITY OF KEENE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
REGARDING SULLIVAN ROAD (SOUTH ROAD)
The City of Keene Public Works Department is performing a city-wide Roadway Safety Action Plan and associated assessment of existing City maintained roads, including traffic incidents that have been recorded over the past ten (10) years to identify roads and locations that warrant review, assessment and potential modifications to existing conditions to improve public safety.
As part of this program Sullivan Road (South Road) specifically the Southerly intersection with Route 9, was identified as a location of more frequent traffic incidents. In light of these traffic incidents, the City's Engineering Department will be hosting a meeting open to the public to provide feedback for potential modifications to Sullivan Road at this intersection.
This public meeting will be held on Thursday, October 10, 2024 at 6:00PM at City Hall, 3 Washington Street, Second Floor, City Council Chambers.
If you are unavailable to attend the meeting but wish to provide feedback for consideration, please email the City Engineer, Bryan Ruoff at bruoff@keenenh.gov
SUPERVISORS OF THE CHECKLIST SESSION
The Sullivan Supervisors of the Checklist will be in session on October 30, 2024
from 11:00am to 11:30am at the Sullivan Town Hall for new registrations,
change of party and corrections to the checklist. Bring proof of residency,
age and citizenship. You may also register on Election Day, November 5, 2024.
SAMPLE BALLOT - GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 5, 2024
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SEPTEMBER 10, 2024 STATE PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS
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CONSERVATION COMMITTEE - MEMBERS NEEDED
The Conservation Commission is looking for one new full member and two alternate members. The Commission leads the annual spring roadside cleanup, providing bags as well as a follow-up luncheon for volunteers. They sponsor hazardous waste disposal, free of charge, at the Keene Transfer Station; they help fund a naturalist educator from the Harris Center to teach at Nelson School and they support the multi-town water quality testing program for the Ashuelot River.
Basically, the Commission works for the protection of critical habitats, water resources and natural areas. Its work includes, but is not limited to, providing educational programs to the public, leading hikes and other outdoor activities. It oversees town land for timber production, recreation and wildlife and also provides comments and suggestions on wetland permits. The Sullivan Conservation Commission does not have the authority to enforce regulations, but works with other Town and State bodies in an advisory capacity.
If this is something that interests you, contact Kathleen Rowe in the Selectmen's Office (847-3316),
Chip Woodbury (603-357-3445) or Becky Cummings (603-847-3477).
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Just a few reminders:
The Town Hall is open Tuesday through Thursday from 10:00 am until 2:00 pm for all business.
Evening Town Clerk/Tax Collector hours are held on the 2nd and last Thursdays, 6:00 pm to 8:00 PM.
If you would like to be put on the Selectmen's agenda, please call Kathleen at 603-847-3316.
Selectmen meet on Monday every other week at the Town Hall: 6:30 PM; see Calendar for dates.