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2023 Annual Town Report Now Available

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Town of Salem, NH

Editor’s Note: Please check the publishing date of this article. For the most up to date election information, please visit the Town of Salem website.

The Town of Salem is excited to announce that the 2023 Annual Town Report is now available online and in-person at Town Hall.

The Annual Town Report is a comprehensive document that provides the Salem community with critical information such as updates from each Department and the various Boards and Committees, financial reporting information, and a voter’s guide at the end of the book.

Please click the graphic below or the following link to view the report: http://salemnh.gov/2023TownReport. You can also request a physical copy by visiting the Town Manager’s Office at Town Hall (33 Geremonty Drive) Monday through Friday from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.

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