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Welcome to Belmont!
We hope the information here will be useful and easy to navigate. Please check back often as the site will continue to grow and change over the next several months, and we hope it will become a valuable tool in your quest for information on the "Best Town by a Dam Site" - Belmont, NH.
Jeanne Beaudin - Town Administrator
About Belmont
The Town of Belmont is located in the southern portion of New Hampshire's Lakes Region in Belknap County.
The Village Area, found at the intersections of State Route 106 and State Route 140 is four miles from Interstate I-93, Exit 20, seven miles south of Laconia and twenty-four miles north of Concord. There are thirty square miles of land area, and over one and one-half square miles of lake area in Belmont. More ...
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DHHS Reminds People to Take Precautions Against Mosquitoes and Ticks
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Household Hazardous Waste Day
Household Hazardous Waste Day
Saturday, July 25th, 8:30am to Noon
Belmont Fire Station
Public Hearing on Earth Excavation Regulations
Planning Board to hold Public Hearing on proposed Amendments to Earth Excavation Regulations at 7pm on Monday, July 13th at the Corner Meeting House.
Promoting Bird-Friendly Techniques
Conservation Commission promotes Bird-Friendly Techniques when managing or harvesting forestlands to protect important forestland birds.
State Health Officials Warn New Hampshire Residents Not to Eat Raw Nestle Toll House Cookie Dough Due to Possible E. coli O157:H7 Contamination
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Residential Generator Safety
News Release
Conservation Commission Spring Newsletter
Working to Conserve Your Natural Resources
Swine Flu Alert
NH Health Alert Network
Protecting the Tri-Town Aquifer
A Drinking Water Source for Belmont, Northfield & Tilton
Recyling Gray Water
Two plumbing-related code amendments approved by the State of New Hampshire Building Code Review Board. more...
Testing for Private Drinking Water Wells
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services warns that users of private wells may be at risk without proper testing and treatment of the water more...
DHHS Warns New Hampshire Residents Not to Eat Recalled Sprouts
Concord, NH – The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) today is warning residents not to eat any of the sprout products (such as alfalfa sprouts) recalled by Amalgamated Produce Inc. of Bridgeport, Connecticut due to listeria contamination.
Timely Detection of Public Health Threats
For information on Foodborne illnesses and other public health issues, see The NH Division of Public Health Service's recent Communicable Disease Bulletin.
Belmont Historical Society Opens 40th Anniversary Year
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News Release - Generator Safety
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Preventing and Dealing with Mold after Heavy Rains
Concord, NH – With all the recent rain throughout the state, the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services wants New Hampshire residents to be aware that mold is a serious problem when the interior of a building becomes wet. Mold is a source of indoor air pollution and, in large amounts may cause mild to serious health problems. Mold can cause structural damage to home leading to costly repairs. more...
New DES Shoreland Regulations
New Shoreland Regulations more...
New Licensing Requirements for Gas & Propane Installations
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