Hampton Electric Aggregation Program
For those who were unable to attend the Community Electric Aggregation Meeting on April 4th, here is a link to the recording of that meeting.
http://reflect-hamptonnh.cablecast.tv/CablecastPublicSite/show/1658?site=1
Trash and Recycling Delayed
Trash and Recycling collection for Thursday will be delayed by one day due to the storm. Please make sure to bring your carts in and secure them if necessary. Thursday’s collection will be picked up on Friday. If you believe your collection has been missed prior to Thursday – please call the DPW office at 603-926-3202.
Ice Pond and Grist Mill Pond Field Work RESCHEDULED
Due to the pending storm, the field visits scheduled this week for Ice Pond and Grist Mill Pond have been rescheduled for next week.…
Following the passing of article 22 in 2023 funding an ecological study for Ice Pond and Grist Mill Pond, a small team from GEI Consultants will be conducting field visits to Ice Pond and Grist Mill Pond next week. They are scheduled to be on the ponds April 9th and 10th. They plan to start on Ice Pond and then move to Grist Mill Pond. The field work will involve mapping the pond’s bottom, sediment sampling and surface water quality. They will be taking a boat out onto both ponds. If you have any questions, please reach out to Brianna O’Brien, Conservation Coordinator, at 603-929-5808 and bobrien@hamptonnh.gov.
Notice of Mosquito Control Measures
The Hampton Mosquito Control program begins the week of April 8. Crews from Dragon Mosquito Control, Inc. will be checking swamps, salt marshes, woodland pools, ditches, catch basins, storm drains and other shallow, stagnant water for mosquito larvae. When mosquito larvae are found, treatment may occur using one or more insecticides. A list can be found here: List of Insecticides and Additional Details.
Beginning in June, a truck mounted sprayer will disperse Duet (prallethrin 1% & sumithrin 5%) along roadways at night. Road spraying may continue into September. It is not possible to predict the dates of treatment this far in advance. The frequency of night time spraying along roadways is based upon mosquito surveillance data and weather conditions.
Further communication will be given if emergency spraying is going to take place.
Residents who do not want mosquito treatment to on their property may use Dragon’s No- Spray Registry online at www.dragonmosquito.com/no-spray-registry or you may write to Dragon Mosquito Control, PO Box 46, Stratham, NH 03885. Be sure to include your name, physical address, phone number, house color and acreage. Residents may call 603-734-4144 or email Help@DragonMosquito.com for further information regarding dates, times, locations, insecticides, precautions, and other concerns.
Sample Ballots for March 12th Town Meeting
The Town Clerk has posted the sample ballots for Hampton (Town) and for the School District (SAU 90).