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January 11 at 9 a.m.
Public Hearing on the 2014 Proposed Operating Budgets for Town, Sewer, and School Dept. at the Allenstown Elementary School, 30 Main Street. The Budget Committee presented the warrant articles, taking time to allow residents to ask questions.

Attendance was only around 50-70, and consisted of mostly town officials and employees. So much for citizen involvement.

January 14
Warrant Articles. This was the last day that residents could submit petition warrant articles to the Town Clerk.

January 22 to January 31
Sign up dates for candidates for local office.

February 1 at 9:00 a.m. (day before Groundhog Day)
Deliberative Session was at St. John's Parish Hall on School St. At this public hearing, voters discussed, questioned, argued, and pleaded about the town, sewer, and school budgets.

The Library budget was amended to add $4950 to it. A few minor amendments to wording were made on a few articles. After about two hours, the town warrant ($5.7 million) was finally done.

The school budget ($9.75 million) took only 5 minutes until a motion was made to cut the budget by about $1 million. This was approved 35-33 after a secret ballot was taken.

March 11 from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Town Election at St. John's Parish Hall, 16 School St.

Results of the election. Click on one of the following links to see the results of the election, which will result in higher taxes for sure.

 For Town Warrant Articles

 For Town Candidates

 For School District Warrant Articles

 For School District Candidates

2014 Town Voting Results
(PDF file)

2014 State Election Information