Town of Bristol

Town of Bristol Bristol, New Hampshire, incorporated in 1819, is a beautiful New England town that encompasses the lower two thirds of Newfound Lake.

Bristol, NH, located about 25 miles northwest of Concord, has all the benefits of small town living with the advantage of having close proximity to many amenities. With about 3,000 year-round residents, Bristol is a scenic and historic town with a rich history of industry, agriculture, and recreation. It is at the southern tip of Newfound Lake and along the shores of five rivers, including the Pemigewasset, which is known for its fishing and white waters. With a friendly and lively downtown and many locally-owned businesses, Bristol is a welcoming place for both visitors and those who make it their home.

DON'T FORGET TODAY - The Tapply-Thompson Community Center (TTCC), in partnership with the Town of Bristol, is hosting a ...
09/12/2026

DON'T FORGET TODAY - The Tapply-Thompson Community Center (TTCC), in partnership with the Town of Bristol, is hosting a New Hampshire Humanities Community Conversation on Saturday, September 12, 2026, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm at the Tapply-Thompson Community Center. This statewide program is designed to bring residents together for an open and facilitated discussion about the changing nature of our community, the opportunities and challenges we face, and the ideas that will help shape Bristol's future. The event will be professionally facilitated and will help identify themes that can lead to continued community engagement and future community projects, supported by up to $3,000 in grant funding.

We encourage all residents to engage in this important conversation, whether in person or through submitted comments, as we work together to identify priorities and opportunities for Bristol's future.

REMINDER: The Tapply-Thompson Community Center (TTCC), in partnership with the Town of Bristol, is hosting a New Hampshi...
09/11/2026

REMINDER: The Tapply-Thompson Community Center (TTCC), in partnership with the Town of Bristol, is hosting a New Hampshire Humanities Community Conversation on Saturday, September 12, 2026, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm at the Tapply-Thompson Community Center. This statewide program is designed to bring residents together for an open and facilitated discussion about the changing nature of our community, the opportunities and challenges we face, and the ideas that will help shape Bristol's future. The event will be professionally facilitated and will help identify themes that can lead to continued community engagement and future community projects, supported by up to $3,000 in grant funding.

We understand and sincerely apologize for scheduling the event on September 12, which coincides with Rosh Hashanah. This conflict may prevent some community members from participating and we regret that the selected date creates this challenge. The date was chosen to meet the requirements of the New Hampshire Humanities program and its associated funding timeline. The event is already scheduled near the end of the eligible public engagement period established for the project, leaving limited flexibility within the program schedule. Additionally, facilitators, program staff, and participants traveling from outside the area have already been scheduled and committed to the date, making rescheduling impractical.

While the event cannot be moved, TTCC and the Town of Bristol remain committed to ensuring that all residents have an opportunity to contribute. Community members who are unable to attend are encouraged to submit comments, ideas, and feedback in advance of the event. Materials, outcomes, and information from the conversation will also be shared afterward so that residents can remain informed and continue to participate in the broader community discussion.

We appreciate the community's understanding and encourage all residents to engage in this important conversation, whether in person or through submitted comments, as we work together to identify priorities and opportunities for Bristol's future.

09/10/2026

🚧LANE CLOSURE – DANFORTH BROOK ROAD 🚧
The entrance to Danforth Brook Road will be reduced to one lane today, starting at approximately 10 a.m., for work on the sewer main. This work will possibly go into tomorrow as well. We will keep this updated as the work progresses.

09/09/2026

Bristol voting results from the State Primary:

09/08/2026
09/08/2026

Primary Elections - Today, September 8, 2026 - from 8:00am to 7:00pm at Historic Town Hall. Limited Handicap Parking at the Historic Town Hall. Main parking available at the Barbara Greenwood Town Office Building located at 5 School Street.

09/07/2026

The Town Clerk/Tax Collector’s office will be closed for Labor Day on Monday, September 7.

The Town Clerk will be available Monday, September 7, from 3-5 PM to collect absentee ballots only.

The Town Clerk / Tax Collector's Office will also be closed on Tuesday, September 8, for State Primary voting at the Historic Town Hall.

Voting is 8am to 7pm.

Visit the Town website to view a sample ballot -

The Town Clerk/Tax Collector’s office will be closed for Labor Day on Monday, September 7. The Town Clerk will be available Monday, September 7, from 3-5 PM to collect absentee ballots only

Stream link for tonight's Select Board meeting (the public session will begin at approximately 6:00 PM):
09/03/2026

Stream link for tonight's Select Board meeting (the public session will begin at approximately 6:00 PM):

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Address

5 School Street
Bristol, NH
03222

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+16037443354

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