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Campton Conservation Commission approves invasive species treatment program. The commission received a 2026 budget of $5,000 and endorsed a multi-year program with work orders totaling $8,500 across four town properties following a January 22 presentation to 67 in-person attendees by Commission

Campton Selectmen hold public hearing on the budget and warrant articles. Board members Sharon Davis, Mort Donahue, Sherrill Howard, and Karl Kelly addressed resident questions about a 4.2 percent wage increase (2.7 percent cost-of-living adjustment and 1.5 percent step increases), higher legal

Campton Planning Board accepts duplex site plan application, names new board leadership. The Planning Board unanimously approved site plan review for applicants Cory Costello and Steve Tower's proposed duplex on Owl Street, scheduling the public hearing for February 17 at 6 p.m. The board also

Campton Community Power opts for individual rate shopping over town-wide supplier switch. Committee Chair Bill Sebastian and members voted to help residents navigate price volatility by providing switching information and public assistance rather than pursuing a formal town-wide change from

Campton Selectmen approve $12,899.99 police server in unexpected cost overrun. Town Administrator Charlie Smith reported the Police Department server replacement would cost more than originally anticipated; the Board unanimously authorized the purchase from Lakes Region Computer. Additional