Hampshire, F: Annual Reports of the Town Officers of Fitzwil

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Hampshire, F: Annual Reports of the Town Officers of Fitzwil

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Excerpt from Annual Reports of the Town Officers of Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire: For the Year Ending December 31, 1992

Budget Committee's Report 79 Cemetery Department 162 Code Enforcement Officer's Report 95 Conservation Commission Report 91 Current Use Report; Utility Summary 42 Detailed Statement of Expenditures 46 Elliot Institute Report 74 Financial Report 36 Fire Ward's Report 83 Historic District Commission 93 Home Health Care 88 Librarian's Report 166 Memorial Day 164 Monadnock Advisory Commission 96 Planning Board's Report 92 Plante Memorial Park 163 Police Department Report 86 Property Transfers 1992 117 Property Valuation 122 Recreation Commission Report 97 Report of Library Treasurer 76 Report of the Trust Funds Unavailable Road Agent's Report 82 Schedule of Town Property 46 School Committee Report 165 Selectmen's Report 36 Sources of Revenue 45 Statement of Appropriations 43 Synopsis of Annual Town Meeting March 1992 21 Tax Collector's Report 59 Tax Rate Computation 41 Town Budget 18 Town Hall Agent's Report 96 Town Officers 4 Unpaid Property Taxes 1991 66 Unredeemed Taxes 61 Useful Information 9 Village Precinct Financial Report 73 Vital Statistics 169 Zoning Board of Adjustment 94.

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