Welcome to the website for the Town of Easton. Here you will find information regarding all facets of Town business. Subscribers will receive an automatic email alerting them of announcements.

The Easton Town Offices are open on Thursday afternoons from 1 PM to 6 PM. We are located at 1060 Easton Valley Road. The Town Clerk can be reached at 823-8017 during regular hours, or at [email protected].

The Town of Easton Conservation Commission was established for the proper utilization and protection of the natural resources and for the protection of watershed resources of the town of Easton, New Hampshire.

historical and geographical, create an environment in the Town of Easton which is and can be of specific appeal to residential, agricultural, and conservation-based developments.

1. Conduct research into Easton land and water areas. 2. Index all space and natural aesthetic or ecological areas in Easton including but not limited to marshlands, swamps and other wetlands. 3. Prepare reports and maps for local designation of prime wetlands, and habitat for wildlife. 4.

Easton’s year-round population has ranged from a reported peak of 415 residents in 1850 to a low of 74 in 1960. The population had been on the rebound until the 2000s.

easton new hampshire ³ 7 this map is for assessment purposes. it is not valid for legal description or conveyance. the horizontal datum is the new hampshire state plane coordinate system, nad 83. prepared by photogrammetric methods in 1980 by john e. o'donnell & associates, auburn, maine area record dimension scaled dimension match line water ...

The Easton Fire Department relies on volunteers to provide service to the residents of Easton and neighboring communities. Young and old, men and women, can join the team in various duties and make a difference. For information or questions contact: Kevin Ryan, 603-823-5291, or Darrel Gearhart, 603-823-7152.

Jan 3, 2024 · Draft Minutes of the Town of Easton Conservation Commission Meeting Wednesday, January 3, 2024 In accordance with RSA Chapter 91-A and the Town of Easton, New Hampshire Conservation Commission Guidelines adopted June 1, 2012, we as a group of members convened. E.C.C. Members Present: Mike …

The Easton Select Board welcomes 2022 as we look back and reflect on the past year. The Town entered the summer season of 2021 with hope for a gradual return to normalcy. Easton experienced very few Covid19 cases over the winter, observing protocols for safety measures whenever possible. We were able to reopen the Town Hall