Welcome to Sandown, New Hampshire

Where Community Spirit Thrives

ROAD WORK - TRAFFIC ALERTS

Hawkewood Road and Morrison Lane - Road Construction - click here for details

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - REPLACEMENT- TOWN HALL FURNACE

TOWN OF SANDOWN, NH

BIDS FOR VEHICLE

The Town of Sandown, NH is accepting sealed bids for a 1988 Ford F-350 with utility bed, a retired Fire Dept forestry truck. The odometer reading is 107,090 miles. Vehicle will be sold in “as is” condition. For information or viewing of vehicle, contact Chief Tapley at 887-4806. All bids shall be sent to The Sandown Selectmen’s Office, P.O. Box 1756, Sandown, NH 03873 and must be received prior to 7:00 pm on Monday, September 20, 2010. Envelopes must be labeled “Sealed bid – 1988 Ford F-350”. The Town of Sandown reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

STATE PRIMARY ELECTION INFORMATION

PAY YOUR REAL ESTATE TAXES ONLINE!

Costs less than the price of a stamp!

The Town of Sandown is excited to offer residents in our community a new, convenient method to pay your real estate taxes via the web.

Simply go to Log In to pay your current real estate tax bill online. Easy, convenient, and secure Electronic bank transaction. Uses checking or savings account. Register now at Sign In.

By Personal Check (ACH Payments) - 25 cents per payment transaction

Credit or Debit Cards - We currently accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express. There is a non-refundable convenience fee for credit card transactions based on the payment amount.

ENVIROMENTAL “GREEN” ANNOUNCEMENTS

Exotic Weeds found in Phillips Pond

Municipal EcoLink Bulletin - August 2010

Dragon Mosquito - August 2010 Progress Report

EEE Fact Sheet

Help Save Money And Protect The Environment!

The Sandown Local Energy Commission initiative has been organized to encourage energy conservation, energy efficiency practices, and to promote the use of alternative renewable clean energy in homes, businesses, and public buildings within the town through education, community outreach, and barrier reduction. The energy initiative takes a pragmatic approach by encouraging town officials and residents to prepare for energy needs as part of our financial and environmental future. Residents who are interested in becoming a member of this committee can contact the Town Hall at 887-3646 for more information!