Agendas and

Hooksett Town Council expands building access for elected officials in 4-2 vote. Councilors Roger Duhaime and David Smith succeeded in reversing a September 2025 policy that limited key-fob access to meeting times, with the council voting 4-2 to grant 24/7 building entry to any councilor requesting

Hooksett Town Council unanimously amended the Floodplain Development Ordinance to reflect updated FEMA flood insurance maps effective January 23, 2026, and voted 6-0 to accept Radio Communications Management's $366,382.35 quote for a Project 25 digital simulcast fire department radio system. The

Hooksett Town Council opened a public hearing on amendments to Floodplain Ordinance #00-7, with Code Enforcement Officer Dana Pendergast explaining that FEMA's updated maps must be adopted by March 15, 2026, or the town risks losing flood insurance program participation. The ordinance changes only

Hooksett Town Council recommends $22.9M operating budget for fiscal 2026-27. Vice-Chairman James Sullivan supported the recommendation, saying the budget meets the town's 2 percent increase goal and provides needed services; Councilor Roger Duhaime voted against, preferring deeper cuts. Town

Hooksett Town Council accepts $13,124.67 hazard mitigation grant for plan update. The Council held public hearings on a $9,540,000 sewer infrastructure bond for the Tax Increment Finance district and a $1,325,840 scale house and retaining wall bond for the transfer facility, voting 4-2 to recommend