Exeter NH voters approve $1.25M bond for new rec center
The article was one of 34 decided on the ballot which also featured several hotly contested races for Exeter School Board and the Co-op School Board.
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The article was one of 34 decided on the ballot which also featured several hotly contested races for Exeter School Board and the Co-op School Board.
A $9.3 million public safety complex in North Hampton and a $1.25 million property purchase for the Exeter Recreation Department are on ballots, too.
Voters in the Exeter area will head to the polls Tuesday, March 8 to elect municipal officials and decide the fate of town/school budgets.
Each town warrant contains questions relating to town budgets, expenditures, employee contracts- all of which impact your taxes and your wallet.
Exeter Selectmen approved the $1.25 million dollar purchase for the town's parks and rec department. The bond project now goes to voters in March.