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The Town of Exeter has become aware of scam invoices being issued to land use permit applicants. Please verify the authenticity of any invoices from the Town. If in doubt, please contact the Town Offices using a telephone number that is available from the Town’s website.
The Energy Committee has partnered with the non-profit organization Window Dressers to bring low-cost Window Inserts to the Exeter area in January 2027. This year we expanded our eligible towns to include Exeter, Brentwood, East Kingston, Kensington, Newfields, and Stratham.
For this edition of the report, the state primaries results are announced, the Front Street roundabout is completed, our Alien Investigator gets more than he bargained for, and a summary of the CIP...
The Conservation Commission will be hosting an Art in the Barn Fundraiser, showcasing various art from emerging and established artists throughout our region.
The event will be held on September 26th from 1:00 - 4:00 PM at the historic Raynes Barn, located at 61 Newfields Road.
We will be showcasing the painting, drawing, mixed media, printmaking and photography of local artists. Each art piece will be an 8"x8" canvas, available for purchase at the fixed price of $50.
September 18, 2026: Level 3 Restrictions Remain in Effect - While recent weather has brought some rainfall, the latest drought monitoring data continues to show that much of eastern New Hampshire, including the Seacoast region, remains in Moderate Drought (D1) conditions. Exeter will therefore remain under Level 3 Water Use Restrictions to help protect our drinking water supply and ensure adequate water remains available for essential uses such as drinking, sanitation, and fire protection.
Level 3 Water Use Restrictions:
- Odd-numbered addresses may water landscapes on Mondays and Thursdays.
- Even-numbered addresses may water landscapes on Tuesdays and Fridays.
- No landscape watering is permitted between 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
The Town appreciates the community's continued efforts to conserve water. Small steps taken by residents and businesses help preserve Exeter's water resources during ongoing drought conditions and support a reliable water supply for everyone.
Learn more about efforts to shape the future of Exeter's Train Station.
Effective Aug 1 2026 - Jan 31 2027
CPCNH Rate: increases 2.7%, from $0.149 to $0.153 /kWh
Unitil Rate: increases 19.3%, from $0.120 to $0.1435 /kWh
For more information: https://www.exeternh.gov/exetercommunitypower
The landfill solar array is online and operational. The 1.77-megawatt solar array has the capacity of generating the equivalent of 92%, turning this Brownfields site from a liability, to an asset.
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