In this week's issue: Fix a Leak Week & Contest; World Water Day & Open House; upcoming guided trail hike; activity at Beaver Meadow; and more!
In this week's issue: Concord Reads title & event info; trail grooming & Nordic ski races at Beaver Meadow, PGA pro tip of the week, and more!
In this week's issue: Concord Police Citizen's Academy, Presidents Day reminder, Concord Parks & Rec spring brochure reminder, and more!
Concord General Services’ administration office at 311 North State Street will be reopening to the public on Monday, July 13th. Visitors are no longer required to make an appointment. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday...
Drought conditions are developing across the nation due to lack of rainfall and snowpack from this winter. Concord is currently experiencing moderate drought conditions. There aren’t any water restrictions in place at this time, but please use w...
Unfortunately roller skating at the Douglas N. Everett Arena has been cancelled for the 2020 summer season since this activity is not currently in accordance with state re-opening guidelines. We hope to bring roller skating back next summer. Plea...
In the interest of public safety, the RV Waste Station at the Hall Street Wastewater Treatment Facility is closed due to site construction. The RV Waste Station is scheduled to reopen in October 2020. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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The Main Library will reopen with limited capacity. The library will be closed every two hours for sanitation.
Monday: 9am-11am, 12pm-2pm,...
Summer reading challenges are ava...
Library staff members are available by Email, by phone, on social media, and now by live chat.
We’ve been communicating with community members virtually during this time o...
We hope you enjoy our new online resource suggestions web page.
We’ve compiled free online education and entertainment resources to help you with your home schooling, job training, mental health and entertainment during this time of sel...
Your library hasn’t stopped offering programming, it has just changed the venue!
The virtual programs below teach early literacy and STEM topics, introduce new hobbi...
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1) Fill out the form at this link. You must be a Concord or Penacook resident.
2) One of our librarians will email you your card information. Your card wi...
To access Ancestry.com Library Edition and HeritageQuest Online you will need to login using your library card number and PIN at: https://bit.ly/2WGcYYC-CPL-NewResources. Access ...
Concord Public Library
Todd Fabian, Library Director
March 24, 2020
Dear Teachers and Parents,
Due to a generous offer from TumbleBooks, we can now provide access to ebooks and audiobooks for ages kindergarten through teen. TumbleBooks’ databases ar...
Following their meeting on June 22, 2020, the City Council released the following statement in light of the issues at the forefront of our country:
"As Mayor and City Councilors, we condemn the senseless deaths of George Floyd and other Black American...
Some City of Concord facilities are open to the public as of Monday, July 13.
Residents are strongly encouraged to continue using online services whenever possible. View a list here: www.concordnh.gov/1111/Online-Bill-Pay.
The mail slot in front door of Cit...
Residents wishing to vote in New Hampshire who are concerned about participating in-person due to COVID-19 may register to vote, and vote, by absentee for the 2020 elections. Find more information on the State of New Hampshire’s website.&nbs...
With phase 1 construction of the new riverfront park beginning on Monday, June 15, the Parks and Recreation Department closed Terrill Park on Sunday, June 14. It will remain closed until later this summer. This affects access to the Dog...
On Monday, June 22, the Mayor and City Council asked City Administration to explore the possibility of opening some of the City’s outdoor swimming pools as the Governor had recently released COVID-19 guidelines for public pools.
The staff at the ...
The 2020 summer/fall brochure is here!
