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City Hall financial system offline afternoon of Tuesday, March 19
posted on 3/12/2024
Due to the planned maintenance of the City Hall’s networking infrastructure, the financial system will be offline on Tuesday, March 19, 2024, starting at 3 p.m. The system will be back online when City Hall reopens at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, March 20.
When the system is offline, customers not be able to pay their property taxes and water/sewer bills; City Hall employees will also not be able to tell customers what their balances are due for these items. However, the City Clerk’s Office will still be able to process motor vehicle registrations, dog licensing, vital records requests, and voter registrations.
For more information, contact the Finance Department at 603-516-6030....more
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City Council to name streets at waterfront development
posted on 3/11/2024
The City Council will consider naming the streets of the Waterfront development at its meeting on Wednesday, March 8. The pending resolution would also rename River Street to Payne Street, in honor of William Payne, the president of the Dover Manufacturing Company. River Street is proposed to become the name of the loop street within the new development.
The road that connects to Washington Street and the Makem Bridge would be named Seaport Way. The new public park would be named Nebi Park. Nebi is the Abenaki name for river/water and represents the heritage of the parcel. The Cochecho Waterfront Development Advisory Committee endorsed the names at its January meeting.
The City Council will hold also a public hearing on a proposed ordinance resolution that would eliminate the Pool Advisory Committee and increase the number of positions on the Recreation Advisory Board. The consolidating of the committee is part of the City Council’s ongoing effort to re-organize and streamline city boards and commissions....more
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