Notices

The Board of Selectmen will be meeting on Tuesday, March 10th, 11 am to 1 pm at the Eaton Town Hall.

Wetlands and Our Drinking Water

An ECC Conservation Conversation was held on Tuesday February 17 at the Eaton Town Hall. Click the following link to view the meeting: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IXF_lX3-SGwQaP07lUZ8FOA54okO4Id4/view?usp=share_link

Town Hall will be closed on Tuesday, March 10th, 2026 due to Town Meeting voting.

All Town Offices/Town Hall will be closing at 12 noon on Tuesday, March 11th, 2026.

The Citizen Assistance Registry for Emergency Services program allows individuals to register medical conditions along with other important information that can impact the 911 call under their phone number. When 911 receives a phone call from a registered telephone number of a C.A.R.E.S. Individual, the medical condition(s), home address, and other information submitted by the account holder is displayed on the 911 telecommunicator’s computer screen and can be shared with first responders so they can have a better understanding of the emergency before they even arrive on scene. More information is available by clicking here

The Gibson Center’s Age Friendly Community: for information: https://www.mwvagefriendly.org/

A resource guide is available at: https://www.mwvagefriendly.org/resource-guide/

Fire permits are required and may be obtained from Dick Fortin (447-2391) or Larry Nash (447-2814).

Eaton’s Fire Danger Rating Area (FDRA) Designation is “2”

To get the daily fire danger rating, click here

To get more information on fire danger or to subscribe to the Daily Fire Weather emails, click here

Please be advised that fireworks are NOT PERMITTED on Town-owned lands

In addition to Town of Eaton permits, your project may require one or more permits from the NH Department of Environmental Services (Example: Wetlands Bureau, Shoreland, Wastewater). For projects that do not require a permit, there may be guidelines that you must follow during construction and/or land alteration. It is the responsibility of the property owner and contractor to understand all local, state and federal laws for any given project. This Got Permits? chart is intended to include the most common project types.