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Coming soon a new and revamped webpage
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| Winter Parking Ban
Vehicles obstructing snow and ice removal will be towed at the direction of the Police Department. Do not park on any Barrington Street during a snow or ice event. read more ... |
| Metrocast Channel 26
Tune into Channel 26 on Metrocast cable to receive all the latest meeting information. A bulletin board now is running on Channel 26. read more ... |
| Meetings
Road information on Town Meeting page for Dubois and King study, map and 5-year proposal
Legal Notice: Check out documents for budget under Town Meeting page. T . Meetings at the Middle School 51 Haley Drive in 2012 include Deliberative Session February 4 starting at 9 AM and ballot vote for second session of Town Meeting March 13 from 8 AM to 7 PM.February 6, 2011 at 6:30 at ECLC 77 Ramsdell Lane is the snow date for deliberative session read more ... |
| Planning For Your Pets During Storm Events
Take care of your friends by following these suggestions from FEMA read more ... |
| 2011 Tax Rate Calculation
local school: 11.93
state school: 2.28
Town: 4.13
county: 2.44
$ 20.78 read more ... |
| Who's Car is Outside My Home?
The Town's appraisal company, Cross-Country Appraisal Group, will be in town for the next few months to measure and list property. Representatives may ask to view the inside of your property for a more accurate assessment. All C.C. representatives should have ID and signs on their vehicles.
Each year one quarter of the town is viewed. Any changes in value are updated in the fourth year; values from new and ongoing construction are assessed and updated each year. Questions may be directed to the Selectmen's Office, 664-9007. read more ... |
| Snow Removal and Ice Control Policy
The Town no longer reimburses for mailboxes. To review the entire Snow Removal and Ice Control Policy please click here. The policy includes information about mailboxes and the Town's right-of-way at the edge of our properties. read more ... |
| E911 Address Change List Online
 The town is making the list of the renumbered street addresses available to the public without names and lot numbers. To download the PDF, click here -> read more ... |
| ATTENTION, RESIDENTS! Town Hall offices have moved!
As of August 16th, TOWN HALL OFFICES ARE NOW LOCATED AT 333 CALEF HWY.
Our new mailing address is PO Box 660, Barrington, NH 03825. Please remember to include your intended department on your envelope.
DIRECTIONS:
From lighted intersection of Rts. 9 & 125, travel Rt. 125 (Calef Hwy.) toward Rochester. Just after Deer Ridge Dr. the office building is on the right, situated atop a hill.
From Rochester, travel past the Greenhill Storage facility. The building is on the left in this case. If you see Deer Ridge Dr. you've gone just a bit too far. read more ... |
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Barrington Town
Master Calendar
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Our Website
In the spirit of community, our goal is to provide more value to town citizens and visitors by allowing you to interact with the town at your convenience. Information about the services offered by the town and the community are available whenever you need it. We hope our site meets your expectations; your feedback is always welcome.
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Our Town
Our town, with a population of 7,475 (Census 2000), is a community that proudly embraces its rural character and historic roots. Comprising approximately 50 square miles, the town is a result of two land grants -- one presented in 1719 known as the “Two Mile Streak,” and the second, a Royal Grant of King George I of England in 1722. Thus began the Town of Barrington.
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Locale
Situated in the southeastern portion of the state, we are located 30 miles east of the capital city, Concord, 20 miles northwest of Portsmouth and a mere 10 miles from both Dover and Rochester, Boston and Portland are just over an hour away.
Barrington's proximity to major routes (16, 101, and 95) and the Seacoast, make it an ideal location to live, raise a family, and locate your business.
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