The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic is an unprecedented health crisis that has disrupted our local, national and worldwide economy. This disruption is creating significant financial hardships and potentially lasting economic impacts that affect Dover residents, businesses and nonprofits. To assist in overcoming the financial and emotional challenges many are experiencing now and in the weeks and months ahead, a number of programs and services are offered by the City of Dover. These measures are being coordinated with federal, state and private efforts, and provide economic support and financial relief to all residents, businesses and nonprofits affected by the COVID-19 crisis and in need of assistance.
Dover CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) is a comprehensive and continually updated list of programs, services and assistance available to the community during these difficult times.
Financial Hardship
Low and Moderate Income Homeowners
Extended Property Tax Payment Plans
Existing Exemptions and Credits
Housing Assistance
Food & Household Commodities
The Dover School District is providing meals to all students at several distribution locations each Tuesday and Friday. Students, parents and guardians are able to order food in advance via the School District's website here: https://www.dover.k12.nh.us/.
Homeless Services
Extended Payment Plans
Non-Payment Shutoffs Deferred
Financial Hardship
Program Membership/Registration/Facility Rental Credits