In addition to Raymond and surrounding Towns petitioning Governor Sununu to close NH State Parks to camping due to concerns over an influx of visitors during this "Stay at Home" period, A number of other communities are also expressing their concerns.
Beginning April 15th through April 22 you may experience delays in our online processing due to decreased staffing in our Tax Office. Please be assured that all online transactions will be processed by month end. We appreciate your patience and understanding during these challenging times.
The Board of Selectmen will be meeting
Monday 4/20/20 at 3:00pm For an Agenda visithttps://www.raymondnh.gov/meeting-minutes-agendas1.
The public has access to contemporaneously listen and participate in this meeting through the website address: https://zoom.us/j/95840668116 or by dialing the following phone number 1-646-558-8656 or 1-301-715-8592 US.
The required Webinar ID is: 958 4066 8116 and the password is: 552429
To learn more about how to connect and participate in this meeting CLICK HERE
How to take “The Pledge to Save A Life:” Simply post the pledge on as many social media sites as you can and say “I (your name” Pledge to Save a Life” and if you are a business say “We (name of your business) Pledge to Save a Life.” After you have made your pledge challenge three other people or businesses.
I pledge to save a life by staying home to the best of my ability
I pledge to save a life by following social distancing guidance
I pledge to save a life by following personal hygiene guidance
I pledge to save a life by self-quarantining if I may be exposed or sick
I pledge to save a life by not hording food and critical supplies
I pledge to save a life by keeping my community positively focused on combating this disease
I pledge to save a life by using a glove or a plastic bag to cover my hands while pumping gas
I pledge to save a life by checking in on elderly and people in need
I pledge to save a life by supporting those business that have taken the pledge
I pledge to save a life by being the solution and not the problem
From the Department of Public Works:
Town Recreational Fields: Last week all Town Owned Recreational Fields (Cammett Fields, Middle School Fields and Rte 107 Fields) were posted as CLOSED until further notice.
Conservation Areas: Riverside Park, Cassier Forest, Dearborn Forest and Robinson Hill Parking Areas have been posted limiting access to no more than 3 vehicles in the parking lot at any one time.
Beaches: Beaches have been posted as CLOSED until further notice (Governors Lake and Elementary School).
Playgrounds: Playgrounds operated by the School District have been posted as CLOSED until further notice.
All of which is consistent with the guidance to reduce the congregation of individuals and promote the goal of Staying At Home to prevent the spread of COVID 19.
Stephen Brewer - Director of Public Works
