New Hampshire Statutes

§ 669:17 — Officers Who May be Elected; Election by Ballot or Other Means

New Hampshire·Title LXIII ELECTIONS·Ch. 669 TOWN ELECTIONS·Subdivision Officers Elected

The town officers specified in this section may be elected by ballot or by other means at annual town elections or meetings by the voters of the town as determined by said voters. Such an officer may not be elected by official ballot until the annual town election first following the establishment of the office. When a town votes to establish such an optional office, the town may also then vote to elect by any means at the same meeting an officer to serve until the next annual town election or meeting or may vote to authorize the officer with the power to fill a vacancy in the office as provided in RSA 669:61-669:75 to appoint someone until the next annual town election or meeting. This section applies to the following offices:

I.Town assessors (RSA 41:2-c through 2-i).
II.[Repealed.] II

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Legislative History

1979, 410:1. 1983, 164:4. 1990, 71:2. 1993, 28:9, eff. Jan. 1, 1994; 332:5, eff. Aug. 28, 1993. 2024, 22:2, eff. July 19, 2024.

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