23 Edgemont Road | Sunapee, NH 03782 | (603) 763‑2212. Government Websites by CivicPlus®

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Welcome to Sunapee, New Hampshire! Bordering Mount Sunapee and Lake Sunapee, our quaint little town takes advantage of all four New England seasons. The Town of Sunapee was first established as "Saville" in 1768, changing to Wendell in 1781 and then, through legislature in 1850, became known as "Sunapee" - an Algonquin word meaning "Goose Lake".

In partnership with the Sunapee Welfare Department, we are once again hosting the 2024 Giving Tree at the Sunapee Police Department. All recipients are residents of Sunapee; both children and senior citizens. Grab a tag and help spread some cheer! Location: Front vestibule of …

2025年2月1日 · With the Deliberative Session just around the corner, learn what’s in Sunapee’s 2025 budget—balancing responsibility, investment, and service to support our community. …

The mission of Sunapee Recreation Department, under the administrative direction of the Town of Sunapee and the guidance of the Recreation Committee, is to provide diverse recreational programs, activities and leisure opportunities to as many residents and age groups as possible, promoting personal growth, social development and a healthy ...

2025年2月4日 · Come out to ask questions, get clarification, and help shape the future of Sunapee’s operations and long-term investments. Your voice matters!

The Selectboard serves as the governing body of the Town of Sunapee. Members are elected annually in March to staggered 3-year terms. The Board is responsible for appointing the Town Manager under NH RSA:37.

To allow for financial savings by electric energy customers in Sunapee, the Town, residential ratepayers, and businesses; To provide energy users easy-to-manage, voluntary options to purchase renewable energy at competitive rates;

New Hampshire’s assessing standards call for an update of assessing data and property values every five years. A NH-approved methodology and State certification help each town contribute its fair, equitable, and proportional share of the statewide property tax and education funding.