Town of Belmont
New Hampshire
New Hampshire
Town of Belmont
New Hampshire
New Hampshire
143 Main Street, PO Box 310, Belmont, NH 03220 - (603) 267-8300
Town Hall Business Hours - Monday - Friday - 7:30am to 4pm.
Upcoming Belmont Town Hall Closings for 2024
10/14, 11/11
11/28-11/29, 12/25
Please schedule your visits to our offices accordingly.
The Town of Belmont is located in the southern portion of New Hampshire’s Lakes Region in Belknap County. The Village Area, located at the intersections of Laconia (State Route 106) and Gilmanton Roads (State Route 140) is four miles from Exit 20 Interstate I-93, seven miles south of Laconia and twenty-four miles north of Concord.
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Public Notice to Belmont Residents
The Town Clerk and the Supervisors of the Checklist will be running a test of the Accuvote Ballot Reader at the Belmont Mill located at 14 Mill Street Belmont NH on the 4th floor on Thursday, September 5th, 2024, beginning at 4:00 PM.
This is in preparation for the 2024 State Primary Election.
The public is welcome to observe this process.
603-267-8300*2 tctc@belmontnh.gov
www.sos.nh.gov/vote-honor-veteran
Vote in Honor of a Veteran (PDF)
2024 Sample State Primary Ballot Democrat (PDF)
2024 Sample State Primary Ballot Republican (PDF)
Information about Assessments, Taxes, the Budget, and the Town Clerk/Tax Collector's Office
Muncipal & Default Budget (PDF)
Town Clerk/Tax Collector's Office (PDF)
Video about Assessing & Property Taxes (YouTube link)
Tax Rate Comparison 2018-2023:
2023 Tax Rate Calculation:
| Jurisdiction | Total $ to Raise by Taxation | Town Valuation* | Tax Rate |
| School (Local Ed) | $12,288,631 | $1,297,547,309 | $9.47 |
| Town (Municipal) | $7,599,907 | $1,297,547,309 | $5.86 |
| State Education | $1,599,682 | $1,279,417,770 | $1.25 |
| County | $1,161,849 | $1,302,693,459 | $0.89 |
| $22,650,069 | $17.47 |
* Assessment Value used in calculations varies according to State law; some exclude utilities and some include commercial exemptions.
Route 140 (Depot Street) and Main Street Intersection
The Board of Selectmen and NHDOT met recently to discuss options for this busy intersection in downtown Belmont. Minutes from that meeting can be reviewed on our website from May 28th, 2024 (see below) and the options NHDOT presented are shown in the Alternatives PDF below.
Belmont 43352 Depot-Main Intersection Alternatives (PDF)
JOB POSTING
Belmont Fire Department
Firefighter ALS Provider
The Town of Belmont Fire Department is seeking a qualified candidate to fill an immediate opening for the position of Full Time Firefighter/ALS Provider (minimum AEMT. Paramedic Preferred.) This individual will perform responsible firefighting operations, emergency medical care, and other related duties that apply
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
This position will work an average 42-hour week. The schedule consists of one 24-hour shift (0700-0700) followed by three days off on a rotating basis. Do not attach copies of certifications. A transcript from the NHFA or similar educational institution will be accepted as proof of certifications. This is a Union position. The Town of Belmont is an Equal Opportunity Employer. This is a grant funded position with the potential to become permanent.
Cover letters and resume must be submitted to:
Firefighter/ALS Provider Hiring Process
Attention: Assistant Chief Donald Pickowicz, PO Box 837 Belmont NH 03220
no later than 1500 Friday September 13, 2024
FF/ALS Job Posting until 09/13/2024 (PDF)
September 2024 Belmont Newsletter (PDF)
Previous Editions can be found here...
2024 Trash & Recycling Calendar & Guide
2024 Calendar and Guide (Click for PDF)
Town of Belmont Residential Customers ONLY
On the 1st Wednesday of each month,
Casella Waste will collect your bulky items curbside.
Piles of debris, trash, yard waste or a single item too large for one person to collect
WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
A request for pickup must be made in advance by calling Town Hall at 267-8300, Extension 118 or 124. You will be asked to list the items you want picked up, you will be advised what the cost is, and
You will need to drop off a check made payable to the Town of Belmont prior to the collection day.
CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NOTICE WITH FEES, COLLECTION DATES AND MORE
Dont' put bad/stale beer down the drain even in small volumes!
Please click here for the full artcle.
During this time of crisis it is important that we be mindfull of what is flushable and what is not. Check out the DO NOT FLUSH list to protect your sewer and septic system.
A "Flushable" label does not mean it is SAFE for your septic system or sewer.
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Supervisors of the Checklist Meeting Notice
Posting date: 08/12/2024----- REMOVE date: 10/31/2024
To check your voter party/status on line go to app.sos.nh.gov/viphome
The Belmont Supervisors of the Checklist will be in
public session at the Belmont Town Hall, 143 Main Street, Belmont NH on the following dates and times, to accept new voter registrations, and to make additions, changes, and corrections to the voter checklist. You can also register to vote and make changes at the Town Clerks office Monday thru Friday 7:30am - 4pm
SUPERVISOR MEETING HOURS
August 28, 2024 Wednesday 6:00pm-6:30pm
October 30, 2024 Wednesday 6:00pm-6:30pm
Belmont Town Hall Main Street, Belmont NH
Supervisors of the Voter Checklist
Brenda Paquette, Donna Shepherd, Nikki Wheeler
PUBLIC NOTICE
BELMONT HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN UPDATE
September 10, 2024, at 10:00am
At Belmont Mill, 14 Mill Street, Belmont, NH
The Town of Belmont, with the Hazard Mitigation Planning Committee, is currently working to update Belmont’s Hazard Mitigation Plan. The Plan identifies potential natural, and human caused hazards throughout the town and various projects and/or strategies to mitigate their effects. All residents, neighboring communities, businesses, and interested parties are formally invited to participate in the update process and publicly comment on their concerns regarding the Plan. In addition, the Town has a ‘Weather Incident & Hazard Survey’ that provides an opportunity for any Town of Belmont stakeholders to share information and comments on hazards in town. Interested parties can take the survey online at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PSCC9KN
For more information please contact Chief Deb Black dblack@belmontnh.gov or Jane Hubbard, via email at janehubbardconsulting@gmail.com.