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Exeter, NH - November 21sth, 2025: In edition of The Exeter Biweekly Report, information about the Seacoast Toy Drive, a workshop on rising healthcare costs, Police sign on bonuses discussed, Veteran town staff, a preview of the Holiday Block Party and parade, and a message of gratitude for Thanksgiving...

 

Dec 1 from 6-8PM Join us at SST to talk about the future of swasey parkway

The Town of Exeter has contracted with CMA Engineers to create a community informed, climate-resilient plan to meet the current and future needs of Swasey Parkway and we want YOU to join the conversation.

Picture of a man putting in a window insert with Order by Nov 30th
Drafty Windows?  We have a low cost solution....BUT YOU HAVE TO ORDER SOON! 

The Energy Committee has once again partnered with the non-profit organization Window Dressers to bring low-cost Window Inserts to the Exeter area in January 2026. This year we are expanding our eligible towns to include Exeter, Brentwood, East Kingston, Kensington, Newfields, and Stratham.

Level 4 Water Restriction in white letters on orange background on top of a picture of watering grass with a hose

Due to Rockingham County being recently classified by the U.S. Drought Monitor to be experiencing moderate drought conditions, the Town has issued a Level 4 water use restriction as described in Exeter’s Town Ordinance Chapter 16 section 1610.5 effective September 5, 2025.  The Town water supplies are finite and decreasing with only minor precipitation predicted.  

bridge opening 11/20

11/19/2025: The Linden Street Bridge rehabilitation project is now complete. The bridge is scheduled to reopen to travelers mid-morning on Thursday, November 20th. Thank you for your patience throughout the duration of this project.

Map showing streets in Exeter with Park Street Bridge closed

June 30th, 2025: The Select Board heard updates from NH DOT at their meeting on June 30th, 2025. Public Works and NH DOT updated the board on the current status of the bridge and took questions from the board and the public. To watch the discussion, find the meeting on Exeter TV's YouTube Channel

Fire danger "VERY HIGH"

UPDATE - October 30th, 2025: The state has lifted its prohibition on statewide burning outdoors. The fire danger for Exeter is now lowered from High to Moderate. 

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