Agendas &

Rindge's Board of Selectmen opened a public hearing on the proposed $5.67M 2026 budget. The budget represents a $182,118 increase over the 2025 default and includes approximately $19,000 in police wage increases to bring starting salaries to New Hampshire average, according to Police Chief Rachel

Rindge Conservation Commission backs Rail Trail expansion and Pool Pond contamination response. At its January 12 meeting, the Commission endorsed a proposed Rails to Trails extension through Homestead Road and Damon Mill Road, with Michael Kowolczyk of the Monadnock Region Rail Trail Collaborative

Rindge Selectmen settle on a $5.67 million budget after contentious debate over spending cuts. The board voted unanimously for the budget proposal after weighing competing plans, with Selectman Tom Coneys advocating aggressive cuts to employee benefits that other residents opposed. Town

Rindge Planning Board approves Robbins Road two-lot split. The board voted unanimously (7-0-0) to approve a minor subdivision that divides a 10.67-acre parcel on Robbins Road into two residential lots: one at 8.61 acres with 309.66 feet of frontage, the other at 2.055 acres with 250.76 feet of