The Town of Exeter is requesting a Voluntary Water Conservation. Due to high temperatures water demand has increased dramatically.  Should the water system experience a large main break or firefighting event there could a dangerously low volume of water remaining in the town's three water tanks.  Water conservation efforts include reduced lawn sprinkling, cessation of "topping off" of swimming pools, less washing of vehicles, power washing of buildings and decks, refilling of industrial cooling towers and so on.  The Water Department requests that these, and other optional water consuming actions be termporarily suspended during this current domestic high water demand period so that our water tank volumes stay sufficiently for firefighting. For more information call Michael Jeffers, Water & Sewer Managing Engineer at 773-6165.

Recycling just got easier! All recyclable materials can be placed together in Exeter recycling curbside bins for collection. You do NOT have to separate or sort recyclables.
DO NOT place recyclable materials in plastic bags, however. Plastic bags (from supermarkets and other stores) are not acceptable because they clog the recycling plant equipment. Plastic bags may be returned to the supermarket for recycling or retained at home for multiple uses. You may place recyclable materials in paper bags if you wish. For more information about the Town of Exeter recycling program, please contact Exeter Department of Public Works, 773-6157 or pduffy@exeternh.org.

Town of Exeter, NH
Welfare/Human Services
Contact: Sue Benoit Welfare Director
Address: Town Office Building - Second Floor
10 Front Street Exeter NH 03833
Hours: 8:30AM - 1:30 PM, M-F
Telephone: 778-0591 Ext. 116