March 10, 2020
Total registered voters: 1102
Ballots cast: 199
*incumbent
(one three-year term)
David Foster: 158 votes
(one three-year term)
Joshua Segal*: 167
(one three-year term)
Mary Eppig*: 175
(one two-year term)
John J Cronin III*: 185
(one three-year term)
Sam Cohen*:148
(one six-year term)
Melissa Searles*: 190
(one three-year term)
Bethany Craig*: 183
(one three-year term)
Scott Liljeberg, three votes as a write-in candidate
Dave Parker, three votes as a write-in candidate
Mark Mackesy, two votes as a write-in candidate
Rick Reed, two votes as a write-in candidate
Glenn Wilson, two votes as a write-in candidate
(one three-year term)
Sam Cohen*: 149 votes
(one two-year term)
Mike Munhall, two votes as a write-in candidate
■Article 2 asks voters to amend the zoning ordinance to make grammatical revisions. PASSED 133 yes to 47 no
■Article 3 asks voters to adopt a solar exemption. It would provide an optional tax exemption for the value of solar energy system equipment used on properties. PASSED 124 yes to 67 no
■Article 4 asks voters to approve an operating budget of $1,818,273. The budget does not include appropriations made in special or separate warrant articles. PASSED 137 yes to 54 no
■Article 5 asks voters to add $25,000 to the Fire Truck Capital Reserve Fund. PASSED 138 yes to 52 no
■Article 6 asks voters to add $2,500 to the Rescue Vehicle Capital Reserve Fund. PASSED 147 yes to 44 no
■Article 7 asks voters to add $10,000 to the Police Cruiser Capital Reserve Fund. PASSED 127 yes to 65 no
■Article 8 asks voters to add $40,000 to the Highway Heavy Equipment Capital Reserve Fund. PASSED 137 yes to 54 no
■Article 9 asks voters to add $1,000 to the Mower Capital Reserve Fund. PASSED 132 yes to 59 no
■Article 10 asks voters to add $25,000 to the Town Buildings Expendable Trust Fund. PASSED 128 yes to 63 no
■Article 11 asks voters to add $5,000 to the Dodge Memorial Library Capital Reserve Fund. PASSED 141 yes to 51 no
■Article 12 asks voters to add $15,000 to the Road Rehabilitation Capital Reserve Fund.PASSED 150 yes to 41 no
■Article 13 asks voters to add $25,000 to the Water Department Maintenance and Repairs Capital Reserve Fund. PASSED 132 yes to 59 no
■Article 14 asks voters to add $1,000 to the Sidewalk Capital Reserve Fund. PASSED 124 yes to 68 no
■Article 15 asks voters to add $10,000 to the Bridge Maintenance Expendable Trust Fund. PASSED 153 yes to 39 no
■Article 16 asks voters to add $2,000 to the Fire Department Breathing Apparatus Capital Reserve Fund. PASSED 157 yes to 35 no
■Article 17 asks voters to add $6,000 to the Fire Department Protective Gear Capital Reserve Fund. PASSED 137 yes to 47 no
■Article 18 asks voters to add $12,000 to the Revaluation Capital Reserve Fund. PASSED 115 yes to 76 no
■Article 19 asks voters to spend $45,000 to provide additional Highway Department funds to address deferred road maintenance. PASSED 141 yes to 50 no
■Article 20 asks voters to allocate half the revenues from timber sales, or $12,072 of the unassigned fund balance, towards the Conservation Commission fund. PASSED 127 yes to 64 no
■Article 21 asks voters to allocate half the revenues from excavation taxes, or $461 of the unassigned fund balance, to the Conservation Commission fund. PASSED 141 yes to 50 no
■Article 22 a sks voters to spend $1,000 to support the nonprofit “End 68 Hours of Hunger.” PASSED 152 yes to 41 no
■Article 23 asks voters to spend $6,000 to support the nonprofit Grapevine Family and Community Resource Center, with $2,000 of the total going to the Avenue A Teen Center’s services. PASSED 148 yes to 45 no
■Article 24 asks voters to spend $500 to support the nonprofit Community Volunteer Transportation Company. PASSED 146 yes to 46 no
■Article 25 asks voters to spend $1,000 to support the nonprofit Court Appointed Special Advocates. PASSED 149 yes to 42 no
■Article 26 asks voters to spend $1,100 to support the nonprofit Child Advocacy Center of Hillsborough County. PASSED 151 yes to 41 no
■Article 27 asks voters to spend $300 to support the nonprofit Contoocook Housing Trust. PASSED 123 yes to 53 no
■Article 28 asks voters to spend $700 to support the nonprofit American Red Cross. PASSED 122 yes to 53 no
■Article 29 asks voters to spend $100 to support the nonprofit Hundred Nights Shelter. PASSED 131 yes to 45 no