Road Agent John Corso

603-764-5871
 

Mission Statement:

To serve and enrich our community by providing resources for education, creativity, and cultural discovery.

A Brief History of the Library:

The Joseph Patch Library was incorporated in 1799 as the Warren and Wentworth Social Library and was not a public library at the time. Each Proprietor (member) of the library paid $5 for a membership that could be transferred or willed to another person.

In 1851, the Warren Ladies Library Association was established, and the Warren Public Library opened in 1893. Originally kept at private residences, the library collection would not have a permanent home until our building was opened in 1913.

The Robb S. Evans Reading Room was built in 1999 to accommodate our expanding collection, to provide a relaxed reading area and to add a meeting and program space.

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Emergency- call 911

Non-emergency Office Number (603) 764-9669

Supervisors of the Checklist:

Kathy Benassi
Janice Sackett
Marlene Wright

DUTIES OF THE SUPERVISORS

Determine if an applicant is legally qualified to vote, and; Update the Checklist of registered voters, which includes:
•entering newly registered voters •making name changes and corrections •making address changes and corrections •removing voters no longer eligible to vote in Warren •changing party affiliations as the law permits

DETERMINE QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTING APPLICANTS

When determining the qualifications of an applicant, the Supervisors of the Checklist shall require the applicant to present proof of identity, citizenship, age, and domicile. (RSA 654:12).  

IDENTITY:   A driver’s license or non-driver ID from any state satisfies proof of identity and age.​
CITIZENSHIP:  The following will be accepted as proof of Citizenship:  birth certificate, a passport, and naturalization papers if the applicant is a naturalized citizen, or any other reasonable documentation which indicates the applicant is a U.S. citizen.  Note: A New Hampshire Real ID compliant driver's license is NOT proof of U.S. Citizenship. If documentation is not available, a Qualified Affidavit will be completed and sworn to in the presence of an authorized election official.
AGE:  Any reasonable documentation indicating the applicant is 18 years of age or older.   If documentation is not available, a Qualified Affidavit will be completed and sworn to in the presence of an authorized election official.
DOMICILE:  Any one of the following documents can be submitted as presumptive evidence that the applicant meets the domicile requirement:  New Hampshire driver’s license, New Hampshire vehicle registration, Armed services ID or other photo ID issued by the U.S. government, a utility bill with current address. If documentation is not available, a Qualified Affidavit will be completed and sworn to in the presence of an authorized election official.

ELECTION DAY REGISTRATION

The Supervisors of the Checklist are present at the polls on Election Day at which time qualified Warren residents may register to vote, change name, change address and/or party affiliation.  A person who registers to vote on election day will be required to complete the application for voter registration form and shall be required to produce appropriate proof of qualifications as provided in RSA 654:12.

CHECKLIST MAINTENANCE

The Supervisors of the Checklist will make all necessary changes to the town's voting checklist.

Tax Collector Information: 

Dr. Maria Sanders – Tax Collector

Karen Youngman – Deputy Tax Collector

The Tax Collector Office is open to the public on Monday from 2:00 - 4:00 PM and Thursday from 4:00 - 6:00 PM.

View & Pay Online: NH Tax Kiosk

Duties & Responsibilities:
The Tax Collector is responsible for the billing and collecting of property taxes, yield taxes, current use taxes, excavation taxes and betterment taxes. The Tax Collector is also responsible for the tax lien and tax deeding procedures, and appropriate financial recording and reporting to the Division of Revenue Administration, Town Treasurer, Board of Selectmen and to the general public.

Town Clerk Information:
Suzanne Flagg – Town Clerk, Notary Services
Kimberly Castle – Deputy Town Clerk

The Town Clerk Office is open to the public on Wednesday 4:00 - 7:00 PM and Friday 12:00 - 3:00 PM.

Phone: 603-764-7705
Email: warrentownclerk@gmail.com 

Transfer Station Hours (Last Bags 15 Minutes Prior to Close):
Wednesday 2 pm – 6 pm (April 1, 2025 through October 15, 2025) 
Saturday 9 am – 3 pm 
Sunday 11 am -3 pm

View the: Transfer Station Recycling & Price Guide 2026

Please arrive by 5:45 on Wednesday and 2:45 on Saturday and Sunday to allow the transfer station attendants to close the facility by 3.  

Transfer Station Manager: George Russell
Transfer Station Email: facilities@warren-nh.com
Transfer Station phone: 764-9625

Warren is a member of Pemi Baker Solid Waste District. Ask the attendant for information about upcoming household hazardous waste days, typically in Plymouth and Littleton. 

Effective January 1, 2008, the disposal of mercury-containing products at landfills, transfer stations and incinerators is prohibited. However, the ban does not include the recycling of these items at solid waste facilities. Fluorescent lights and other mercury-containing products such as thermometers, thermostats, electrical switches, mercury button cell batteries can be brought to the Warren Transfer Station during normal business hours.

The Town Treasurer:
  •  is responsible for the custody, deposit, and disbursement of town funds in compliance with detailed statutory standards.
  •  submits books, vouchers and statements to the Selectboard and to the town auditors whenever requested.
  •  may delegate deposit, investment, recordkeeping or reconciliation functions to other town officials or employees provided such delegation is in writing and includes written procedures acceptable to the Selectboard or Town

Administrator.
  •  invests excess funds in accordance with the Selectboard’s investment policy.
  •  pays out town money on orders of the select board, with certain exceptions which allow other entities to request funds.

Responsibilities
  •  Manage town funds and uphold their fiduciary duty to the town.
  •  Keep adequate records of all transactions.
  •  Review and authorize accounts payable and payroll.

Trustee of the Trust Funds:
Heather Sackett
Donna Bagley
Kathy Benassi

There are three Trustees who are elected by the Town and hold office for three years. They oversee the trust funds and capital reserves of the Town in conjunction with the investment services of New Hampshire Public Deposit Investment Pool.