Welcome to the Town of Lincoln, New Hampshire

Welcome to the Town of Lincoln. Welcome to the official Web site of the Town of Lincoln, New Hampshire. Here you'll find information and resources about living, working, and visiting our town. Our web site is frequently updated and we continue to add new content and services, so please check back often. Learn more about Lincoln...

		News and Events


	July 4, 2009
	Independence Day Festivities
	Fun, Games and BBQ at the Kanc Rec area at 10am, Parade at 2pm and Fireworks at 9:30pm are some of the fun scheduled for the 4th! More Info


	May 27, 2009
	Food Pantry Needs Your Help
	The Lincoln-Woodstock Food Pantry still needs your help, this week! Whether you can donate food or funds for us to buy food, we need some help. Checks can be made out to Lincoln-Woodstock Food Pantry. Please bring any donations to the Town Hall or Community Center. Thank you to our donors!


	June 1, 2009
	Tax Time
	First issue property tax bills have been mailed and are due by July 1, 2009.


	July 7, 2009
	Community Blood Drive
	The American Red Cross is holding a Community Blood Drive on Tuesday, July 7th, from 1pm to 6pm at the Lincoln Town Hall. (Donate blood & receive a coupon for a carton of ice cream.) For more info, call 800-262-2660.


	July 18 - September 26
	Lincoln Farmer's Market
	The Lincoln Village Farmers’ Market is being organized: To create a new income opportunity for area growers and craftspeople To offer consumers high-quality farm-fresh products and local craft work at a convenient location To strengthen ties within our community For more information and to register, click here


	Ongoing
	Community Calendar
	Click the Community Calendar to see many on-going events in the Lincoln community, whether they be government, recreation, library or historical society happenings.

		Public Notices


	Hike Safe this summer
	NH Fish & Game, CONCORD, N.H. -- "New Hampshire's woods and mountains are a great place for summer recreation," says New Hampshire Fish and Game Conservation Officer Lieutenant Todd Bogardus. "Whether you are day hiking or backpacking overnight, there are many fantastic opportunities here. But the nature of the mountain environment is that it can be a dangerous place. Visitors who are looking forward to a forest or mountain excursion have to realize that trails can be steep and rough, footing can be insecure, and weather here is unpredictable. Hiking in New Hampshire's backcountry is quite different from taking a nature stroll in a local park -- while the experience can be immensely enjoyable, it is a serious undertaking that requires proper planning and preparation." "Hike Safe."


	Lincoln Water Works Consumer Confidence Report
	The 2009 Lincoln Water Works Consumer Confidence Report is now available.


	Closed for Holiday
	The Lincoln Town Hall will be closed on Friday, July 3, 2009 for the Independence Day holiday.


	Eco-Link
	The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services has launched a new information source for municipalities - the Municipal EcoLink.


	Legislative Bulletin
	A bulletin of the latest happenings in the state legislative process.