The Rollinsford Police Department has issued a snowstorm emergency parking ban beginning Sunday at noon until Monday at 11:59PM.
NO PARKING IS ALLOWED ON THE STREET OR ACROSS SIDEWALKS.
Vehicles in violation will be ticketed and towed. Please plan accordingly.
The transfer station will be CLOSED on Monday, February 13th, due to the anticipated heavy snowfall. It will reopen on Wednesday morning at 9AM.
Saturday, January 21, 2017, 9:00 am
Rollinsford Grade School Gymnasium
Locust Street, Rollinsford, NH
2017 Proposed Bond Warrant Articles
The Select Board will hold Public Hearings pursuant to NH RSA 33:8-a,I on Saturday, January 21, 2017 commencing at 9:00 a.m. at the Rollinsford Grade School Gymnasium, Locust Street, Rollinsford, in order to receive public comments on the following proposed bond issues:
1. A bond issue in the approximate amount of $450,000 to purchase a new fire engine.
2. A bond issue in the approximate amount of $385,000 to finance culvert repairs.
3. A bond issue in the approximate amount of $190,000 for repairs and improvements to the transfer station
The Town Clerk’s office will be open on Saturday, January 21 from 9-12 in order to sell transfer station stickers. The 2016 transfer station stickers will expire on January 31, 2017.
As a reminder, the Transfer Station will be closed:
Monday, January 2nd
to observe New Years’ Day.
The Transfer Station will NOT be open the following Tuesday.
In observance of the holidays, the Transfer Station will be CLOSED on
Monday, December 26th
And
Monday, January 2nd
The Transfer Station will NOT be open the following Tuesday
“I think that I shall never see a poem lovely as a tree”
You may or may not remember the start of the Joyce Kilmer poem about trees but if you are a fan of healthy, beautiful trees, here are some town updates about our trees – going and coming and, hopefully, staying healthy:
Earlier this year, road agent Jeff St. Jean worked with Urban Tree Service to identify almost 60 trees in the town’s rights of way that are dead. While the Board can’t address all of these trees this year, we have contracted with Urban Tree Service to remove approximately 20 of them. From 11/14-11/18, teams from Urban Tree will be taking down dead trees, mostly on the following roads: Highland, Baer, Clement, Pine and Locust. The Board will be continuing its dead-tree pruning in 2017.
In case you haven’t noticed, some new trees have sprung up around town: there are 4 new trees planted along Main Street in the State’s right of way near Paul’s Integrity Garage, a couple of new trees by the mills and most recently, a new tree in Morton Park (the small park across by the Fire Department, abutting the cemetery). The town thanks its generous resident (who prefers to remain anonymous) for these lovely additions to our streetscapes.
Please stay tuned for more information on a tree-planting initiative recently started by the RGLSC a/k/the Garden Club with the help of Robin Aikman, the garden club’s newest Board member.
There will be a parking ban in effect on October 31st from 7.30am till 6pm in the down town area. This will include: Front Street, South Street, Cross Street, Second Street, Third Street and Fourth Street. This will be to do line striping on the newly paved roads.