Town updates ambulance hardship waiver policy with fire authority
Hooksett Town Council authorizes Fire Rescue to approve ambulance bill waivers. Voting 5-1, the Council updated its Ambulance Service Billing & Collection Policy to give the Fire Rescue Department authority to approve hardship waivers up to five hundred dollars without Council review; Captain
Agendas and · Meeting of September 9, 2026
NH HOOKSETT — Hooksett Town Council authorizes Fire Rescue to approve ambulance bill waivers. Voting 5-1, the Council updated its Ambulance Service Billing & Collection Policy to give the Fire Rescue Department authority to approve hardship waivers up to five hundred dollars without Council review; Captain Joseph Stalker noted the department expects three to five such requests per year, with larger waivers continuing to require Council approval in non-public session. Lee Ann Moynihan was appointed Deputy Treasurer effective September 1, replacing Linda Courtemanche, and the Council authorized a new banking relationship with Camden National Bank to secure better interest rates on town investments.
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Source: the Agendas and meeting of September 9, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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