By Patricia Moyer, as approved by Chief Mahoney
Andover Police Department handled 251 Calls for Service during February, including: Ambulance: 3 Assist Ambulance/Rescue: 1 Assist Social Service Agencies: 3 Civil Standby: 4 Criminal Mischief: 1 Fraud: 1 Littering — Illegal Dumping: 1 Manner of Operation: 3 Protective Order Violation: 1 Road Hazard/Obstruction: 2 Suspicious Person/Vehicle/Incident: 5 Theft: 1 Traffic Accident: 2 Traffic Offense […]
By Lisa Meier
Things in the Town Clerk/Tax Collector Office are going very well. Cindy and I will be attending the Tax Collectors Spring Workshop on Wednesday, April 10. We will also be attending the annual conferences for both the Tax Collectors and Town Clerks this year in the fall. With the State Primary wrapped up, we are […]
By Patricia Moyer, as approved by Chief Mahoney
Andover Police Department handled 230 Calls for Service during January, including: 911 Hangup: 2 Assist Ambulance/Rescue: 5 Assist Citizen: 11 Assist Motorist: 4 Death/Suicide: 1 Dog Loose: 2 Domestic Dispute: 1 Driving While Intoxicated: 1 Drug Possession: 1 Manner of Operation: 6 Shots Fired: 1 Stalking: 2 Traffic Accident: 7 Traffic Offense-Citation: 7 Traffic Offense-Warning: […]
Entering a float is free; several cash prizes up for grabs
By Jennifer Bent
The Andover Fourth of July Committee is thrilled to announce that this year’s parade theme is “Christmas in July.” Entering a float in the parade is free of charge and there are several cash prizes up for grabs, including a Super Prize of $500. The Fourth of July Committee would love to see families and […]
Capital Improvement Plan saves for anticipated expenses
By Ken Wells
On February 13, 2023, Andover’s Capital Improvements Program Committee submitted its final report to the Andover Planning Board. The Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) considers capital items, such as highway department and emergency vehicles, town buildings and roads, which cost more than $20K and have a life expectancy of more than five years. The Committee’s aim […]
Catching up after delays due to supply issues
By Les Fenton
Progress on the new building for the Highway Department was slowed a bit by material supply issues during the month of January. The light steel needed to complete the interior walls and mezzanine were back-ordered and framing the interior only began in earnest during the first week of February. As this update is published, the […]
By Meghan Barton
By Lisa Meier
Survey open until end of February 2024
By Jacob Gliman
After an unexpected delay, our townwide resident opinion survey is now live and ready for action! Just use the link or QR code to start the survey: surveymonkey.com/r/AndoverNH2023 We designed the survey to be completable in about 10 minutes on a phone, tablet, laptop, or computer. Your opinion on each question matters; however, you may […]
Public welcome planned around July 4, 2024
By Les Fenton
Work on the Andover Highway Garage is ongoing and enjoyed great weather during the fall. Since our “Topping Out Ceremony” on November 20, all structural steel elements of the shell have been placed and the metal skin applied. The windows, doors, and flashing installations, as well, are all complete. The roof is finished, and the […]
