Jackson Water Precinct

The Jackson Water Precinct is a village district located in Jackson, New Hampshire, serving the village area and surrounding properties. Established in 1972, it was formed after the purchase of the privately owned Jackson Water Company, with the aim of providing a reliable water supply for domestic and fire purposes. The precinct is managed by a dedicated team of elected officers and utilizes surface water from the Ellis River, treating it through coagulant addition, filtration, disinfection, and pH adjustment for corrosion control. Spanning a wide area that includes the village loop, golf course, and properties on Mill Street, the precinct extends up to Leslie Schomaker's house on Carter Notch Road and the Inn at Thorn Hill on Thorn Hill Road. Residents outside the precinct rely on individual or community wells for their water supply. With its rich history and commitment to providing clean and safe water, the Jackson Water Precinct plays a vital role in the community's well-being.Generated from the website

Aquarion Water Company provides water for nearly 8,000 homes and businesses in the towns of Hampton, North Hampton and Rye, N.H. It is one of the largest investor-owned water utilities in New England, and one of the top ten in the United States. Aquarion Company acquired the utility in 2002.

Newmarket Town Finance is a municipal department dedicated to managing the community's financial resources and providing residents with essential services. The department focuses on transparency and engagement, offering opportunities for the public to stay informed about budgets, events, and local governance. With initiatives like the Mosquito Control Program and regular town meetings, Newmarket Town Finance aims to enhance community living and promote safety. The department also utilizes digital tools to improve communication and ensure residents can easily access important information and updates. Generated from the website