Welcome to the Town of Hillsborough's Emergency Management Information Web Site
The purpose of this site is to provide the public with information relating to emergency preparedness for various types of problems, including, but not limited to, snow and ice emergencies, flooding, earthquakes and some preventative measure relating to public health. This site is presently under construction and additional items will be added in the near future.
Please use 911 for all emergencies. To notify the town of a hazardous condition to the public that rquires immediate attention you should call Hillsborough Dispatch at 464-5512. Other suggestions relating to public safety, not requiring immediate action should be directed to the town office at 464-3877, extension 222 , or sent by email.
April 2007 Flooding
The Hillsboro-Deering Middle School is open to residents from Hillsborough, Deering and Washington.
Echo Kennel on Bible Hill Road will board cats for $5.00 per day and dogs for $10.00 per day for residents effected by the floods.
The New Hampshire Division of Economic Development, in coordination with local economic development organizations, is currently seeking to determine the number of companies which have been affected as well as the extent of the damage.
Over the past few days, the economic development team has been speaking with city and town officials as well as its resource partners to determine the magnitude of the problem as well as to develop an action plan to aid all businesses requiring assistance. However, there is still much work to be done and the key to a successful response can be summed up in one word – communication.
To that end, I am asking you to let the Division of Economic Development know if your business has been affected or if you know of other businesses in the area which can use help. In both cases, please call the Division’s toll-free hotline at 1-800-417-4110 or send them an email at lsherman@dred.state.nh.us.
All homeowners with questions about damages to their residence are asked to call the Office of Emergency Management’s hotline at 1-800-458-2407.
MOST RECENT FEMA INSTRUCTIONS FOR PERSONS AND BUSINESSES THAT SUFFERED DAMAGE DURING THE RECENT FLOODING ARE AVAILABLE HERE AS, FEMA TELEPHONE GUIDE, FEMA INSTRUCTIONS AND FEMA COUNTY GUIDE.
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