New Hampshire § 107-B:2 Annual Emergency Response Budget

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 107-B:2 — Annual Emergency Response Budget

New Hampshire § 107-B:2

Title VIIIPUBLIC DEFENSE AND VETERANS' AFFAIRS

Ch. 107-BNUCLEAR PLANNING AND RESPONSE PROGRAM

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Bluebook

N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 107-B:2 (2026).

Text

The municipalities in each emergency planning zone shall submit annually their emergency response budget to the director of fire safety and emergency management who shall provide a reasonable opportunity for public comment and consideration. The director shall also receive and review the appropriateness of any budget request from any other state agency necessary for radiological emergency preparedness as outlined in the relevant plan. The director shall then submit an approved total annual budget to the commissioner of safety for assessment under RSA 107-B:3 and RSA 107-B:4. Prior to assessing the annual budget, the commissioner shall consult with the assessed entity and obtain its input into the budget.

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The municipalities in each emergency planning zone shall submit annually their emergency response budget to the director of fire safety and emergency management who shall provide a reasonable opportunity for public comment and consideration. The director shall also receive and review the appropriateness of any budget request from any other state agency necessary for radiological emergency preparedness as outlined in the relevant plan. The director shall then submit an approved total annual budget to the commissioner of safety for assessment under RSA 107-B:3 and RSA 107-B:4. Prior to assessing the annual budget, the commissioner shall consult with the assessed entity and obtain its input into the budget.