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Spring Cleanup

May 06, 2024

CITY OF CLAREMONT – SPRING CLEANUP
 
THE SPRING CLEANUP PROJECT WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY, MAY 6, 2024, THROUGH FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2024.
 
LEAVES AND GRASS RAKINGS MUST BE LEFT AT THE CURBSIDE IN PAPER COMPOSTABLE LEAF

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Ashley Ferry Boat Ramp to Close for Several Weeks this Summer

April 23, 2024

New Hampshire Fish and Game has announced that the public boat access facility along the Connecticut River known as Ashley Ferry in Claremont will be closing for an extended period of time this summer so that the ramp can be rebuilt. An ADA-compliant loading platform will also be added to

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6-Ton Limit Has Been Lifted

April 19, 2024

Message from DPW:
Please note that all roads posted for a 6-ton limit have been lifted as of today, Friday, April 19, 2024, and regular use can resume.

Spring DPW Projects Beginning

April 19, 2024

Spring has arrived and DPW projects are moving forward with various road, water and drainage projects. 
 
Beginning the week of April 22nd, work will be getting started on Chase Street, Orchard Road and Warren Street, with water main projects starting

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City Council Vacancy

April 12, 2024

(Updated Information)
 
City Council Vacancy 
 
The Claremont City Council is seeking applicants to fill a vacant Ward 2 Council seat.  This is to fill the remainder of a term which will expire on December 31,

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Route 12 & North Street Improvements Project

April 05, 2024

Construction on the Route 12 & North Street Improvements Project begins on Tuesday, April 9, 2024.
 
PLEASE NOTE: During the hours of 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM, starting on Tuesday, April 9th through Friday, April 12th, North Street will be closed to through

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Employee Recognition

April 01, 2024

Congratulations and Thank You to the following full-time staff for their years of service to the City of Claremont:

Click on "pdf version" to view names.

Bring "The Wall That Heals" to Claremont!

March 28, 2024

Please contact City Councilor Bill Limoges if you would like to help bring "The Wall That Heals" to Claremont. 
Email: wlimoges@council.claremontnh.com
Phone: 603-543-7325 
 
Click HERE for more information

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(3/28) Temporary Street Closure!

March 28, 2024

Important Message from DPW (3/28):
 
Tyler Street between Myrtle Street and Summit Road will be closed for an emergency repair of a culvert. 
 
Please check back for updates.

(4/9) Mountain View Cemetery Update

March 27, 2024

Message from the City of Claremont Cemetery Sexton:
 
Mountain View Cemetery is now open to vehicular traffic.
 
For safety, the North Street entrance will remain closed for the duration of the

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Roadways Posted for 6-Ton Limit

February 22, 2024

Message from Department of Public Works (effective 2/22):
 
In our efforts to try to protect the City's road surfaces during the fluctuation of freezing and thawing with the spring weather, we are posting the following streets and roads for a 6-ton

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City of Claremont Weekly eNewsletter

February 02, 2024

The City of Claremont's eNewsletter features 
Current community news, 
City employment opportunities, 
Committee openings, and
Upcoming events in Claremont and nearby.
 
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All Day Parking Reminder

January 18, 2024

Want to Support our Local Economy?
 
Our businesses depend on having parking spaces available for their customers.
 
If you are going to be downtown all day, please don't park in the 2-hour parking spaces.

New Emergency Alert System

January 05, 2024

The City of Claremont will have a new system for Reverse 911 Emergency Notifications as of January 1, 2024.
(Code Red Alerts will no longer be available.)
 
Please sign up for Emergency Alerts HERE.
 
See

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Volunteers Needed!

June 16, 2022

Volunteers are involved in a wide variety of activities from planning to housing.  If you have a bit of extra time or are looking for a community service opportunity or just a chance to be more involved in the operations of the City, perhaps you might consider volunteering for a seat on

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