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

Building the Tilton Memorial Arch, Northfield, NH
- No Selectmen's Meeting 9/2/2010
The Tilton Board of Selectmen will not be meeting on September 2nd, 2010. The next Selectmen's meeting will be Thursday, September 9th, 2010 at 6:00 pm. - Town Offices Closed Monday, September 6th, 2010
The Tilton Town offices will be closed on Monday, September 6th, 2010 in observance of Labor Day. Town offices will reopen Tuesday, September 7th. - New Recycling Location
Through the end of October 2010, residents may now drop off recyclables in East Tilton on Saturday mornings from 9am to Noon at 61 Business Park Drive. This is for recyclables only and no trash, scrap metals, or demo materials are permitted. This is in addition to the Highway garage location and is provided as a convenience for residents and staffed by volunteers from the Recycling committee. - WinniTrail Status Report
View the current progress report for the WRT.
Prior reports include: report as of 8/06/10, or the report as of 7/30/10, or the report as of 6/11/10, or the report as of 6/2/10. Also see the map for more information. - Slate Roofing Material for Sale
Pallets of used slate roofing material are available for sale from the Town of Tilton. The material may be seen at the Highway Garage, located at 581 W. Main Street, Tilton, NH 03276
For pricing or more information, please call:
Dennis Allen, Public Works Director
Town of Tilton
Monday - Friday from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm
603.286.4721
- Home Heating Cash for Clunker Program
As part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), the program offers Cash-for-Clunkers-style rebates to encourage homeowners to replace existing inefficient heating systems with those that meet EnergyStar qualifications. For more information on the ARRA Home Heating System Rebate Program, including an application, please visit nhsaves.com/heatingrebate - PSNH Home Energy Audit Information
Public Service of New Hampshire (PSNH) has expanded its Home Energy Audit program to include homes that use any type of heating fuel. PSNH's Home Energy Audit program is now "fuel neutral," meaning that homes using any type of heating fuel may be eligible for the program.
By contributing $100, eligible participants can benefit from a "whole house" energy audit (worth $450), including a blower-door-guided air infiltration test, as well as a safety inspection of combustible appliances. Once the audit is complete, you will receive an assessment of your home's energy-efficiency opportunities, along with a report outlining a list of recommended improvements and their costs. Program participants are eligible for up to $4,000 in rebates to help pay for recommended efficiency measures.
Opportunities for improvement often include adding additional insulation to the basement or attic; air sealing; improving lighting and water savings; and upgrading heating and cooling equipment.
If you or someone you know is interested in lowering their energy bill this winter, please visit our website at www.psnh.com and click on the "Home Energy Audit" link, or call PSNH at 1-800-662-7764. - Downtown Parking Ordinance Effective Nov. 1st
Effective November 1st, a new parking ordinance will go into effect. A great deal of public input and months of study have led to the culmination of this ordinance. The Police Department has crafted an information sheet to help the public learn about the ordinance. Parking permits are available at the Tilton Police Station at 179 E. Main Street - NOTICE: Thursday Trash Pickup Customers
Trash day is on your scheduled day, each Thursday for 2009, except for Thanksgiving. There will be no trash pickup on the Thanksgiving Thursday holiday, trash will be picked up on the Friday following Thanksgiving. This is for Thursday trash pickup customers only. If you have any questions, please call the Highway Garage at 286.4721, thank you. - Board and Committee Members Needed
Currently there are vacancies on the Planning Board, Zoning Board of Adjustment, Trustees of Trust Funds, and the recently re-activated Tilton Recycling Committee. Interested Tilton residents are urged to contact Selectmen to find out more about these exciting opportunities for public service. Members of the Board of Selectmen can be reached by email or by calling the Selectmen’s office at 286.4521 ext. 100.