Town of Tilton
New Hampshire
257 Main Street, Tilton, NH 03276
Phone: 603.286.4521
Fax: 603.286.3519
Town Hall Office Hours: 8:30 - 4:15, Thursday to 5:30
Transfer Station Hours: Wed 1 - 3 pm, Sat 9am - 1pm
Senior Center Hours: 9 am - 2 pm, Friday 10 am to 1 pm
October 11, 2018 Dedication of Tree and Marker Honoring Dennis Allen's Service to the Town of Tilton during his tenure as the
Director of Public Works. The tree and marker are located at the Public Works facility. The pictures above are of Dennis' family celebrating his life and service to the Town.
- General Election Sample Ballot
A sample general election ballot is available here. - Application for Absentee Ballot
The application for absentee ballot is available here or check the State of NH's election forms site for the most current form. - Voter Registration
Voter registration - 2018 Fall Cleanup - Amnesty Week
For information on annual Fall and Spring clean up dates, please see the following notice from the 2018 Town Report. - Tilton's 150th!!
The Town is looking to form a committee as soon as possible to discuss ideas and to begin planning for Tilton's 150th birthday celebration which is in 2019. If you are interested, please contact the Selectmen's office at 286-4521 ext 100 - Board & Commission Members Needed!
We are looking for three interested citizens to serve on Town boards. We are looking to fill two seats on the Zoning Board of Adjustment, and to fill one seat on the Planning Board.
Please contact the Town Planner, Dari Sassan, for more information. - USDA Wildlife Services - Information on Bears
Prime black bear habitat includes deciduous forests (oaks, maple, beech etc.), wetlands, and riparian (along rivers) zones. The natural areas surrounding your town provide very good habitat for black bears. Many human-bear conflicts arise when bears frequent properties to access food attractants that are found around homes. The most common attractants are birdfeeders, unsecured garbage, and compost piles which include food scraps. Livestock, such as chickens and pigs, can also attract bears when not properly protected. Electric fencing is the most effective way to protect livestock. In most cases removing the attractant the bear(s) are utilizing eliminates the bear problem. It is also helpful to harass bears with noise, such as banging pots and pans, or using compressed air horns to scare them away.
See State Wildlife Bear Information - 2018 Recycling and Trash Collection Flyers
2018 Trash and Recycling Collection Schedule
Complete 2018 Curbside Trash and Recycling Program - 2017 Town of Tilton Tax Rate
The Town of Tilton 2017 tax rate was set at $23.92 (used for the 2nd tax bill of 2017 and the 1st tax bill of 2018). No unassigned fund balance was used to lower the rate.
There's a tax rate guide available to help citizens learn how the tax rate is calculated.
The components of the tax rate follow:
Entity 2017 2016 Town 7.27 6.97 County 1.24 1.26 School local 10.69 10.16 School state 2.30 2.33 Fire District 2.42 2.47 Total 23.92 23.19 - New Fireworks Ordinance
The Board of Selectmen have adopted a Fireworks Ordinance as of August 3rd, 2017 which defines the regulations, enforcement actions, and penalties associated with violating this ordinance. - Removal of Dog Defecation
Reminder to All Dog Owners - The Town of Tilton has an Ordinance! Clean up after your Dog on any public property, streets, alleys, sidewalks, parks or any other public grounds or any private property, other than the premises of the owner or person having custody of said dog. Any person violating the ordinance shall be fined $25.00 for the first offense and $50.00 for the second offense, any subsequent offense will be marked must appear and will be determined at court, not including any penalty assessment assigned by the Court. - 2018 Assessing Schedule
The following schedule shows when the assessor will be in Town Hall. - DRIVEWAY PERMITS MAY BE REQUIRED FOR PAVING WORK
Please note that a driveway may be required if you construct, expand or resurface a driveway, or if you change the use of a property. For driveways connecting to state roads, permitting information can be obtained from DOT District III (524-6667). For driveways connecting to town roads, visit the Code Enforcement page for driveway guidelines, definitions and the driveway permit form. For more information, please contact the Land Use office at 286-4521 ext 105 - Business Registrations and Occupancy Permits
Zoning Regulation 10.4 requires new businesses coming into town to register their business and to obtain a Certificate of Occupancy prior to opening the business. All existing businesses must also have their business registered with the Town. Please use the attached form for registering your business. - Landlord Affidavit
Per RSA 540:1, the following affidavit is required to be filed with the Town Clerk. There is a fee of $20.00 per affidavit.