During their February meeting, City Council approved the renewal of temporary expanded outdoor dining once again in the City of Concord. This temporary program is an effort by the Council to address the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on our local restau...
The City of Concord’s Spring Leaf Collection begins on Monday, April 26. Concord residents with curbside trash collection can participate by placing leaves at the curb by 7:00 a.m. on their scheduled trash day. All leaves must be in biodegradable yard was...
Each spring, Concord General Services’ Highway and Utilities Division flushes City-owned hydrants as part of required routine maintenance to remove any sediment from water distribution pipes. This process maintains water quality, water clarity, and also c...
The City of Concord’s Neighborhood Street Paving Program has returned with GMI Asphalt LLC as the contractor for this year.
Work begins this week on Penacook Street from Rumford Street to Auburn Street. All catch basin and manhole cover...
As of April 15, drought conditions have intensified across New England with moderate drought conditions expanding due to recent warm and dry weather. Above average temperatures mixed with below average precipitation has led to very low soil moisture, redu...
The City of Concord has partnered with SeeClickFix to implement a new citizen reporting platform and mobile app, making it easier than ever for the Concord community to report non-emergency quality-of-life concerns and service requests.
Residents...
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We will be hosting our popular program via Zoom and will meet the third Thursday of every month. Class size is limited, so be sure to register early using this link. Materials for STEAM Team projects will be available at the front entr...
Do you wish you had a few more books for a project that you are working on with students? Is there a new topic that you and your students are hoping to explore? Is your budget getting tight, but your students need more resources? &...
The Main Library will reopen with limited capacity. The library will be closed every two hours for sanitation.
Monday: 9am-11am, 12pm-2pm, 3pm-5pm
Tuesday: 11am-1pm, 2pm-4pm, 5pm-7pm
Wednesday: 9am-11am, 12pm-2pm, 3pm-5pm
Thursday:&am...
Place items on hold and pick them up when you’re notified (by email or phone) that they are ready.
What you need to know:
• Place your holds online at ConcordPublicLibrary.net or by phone (603) 225-8670
• Need hel...
The library's electronic magazines are moving from our RB Digital platform to Overdrive-Libby as of March 31st.
This means that you will no longer be able to use the RB Digital app to read magazines. Please download the Overdrive-L...
To access Ancestry.com Library Edition and HeritageQuest Online you will need to login using your library card number and PIN at: https://bit.ly/2WGcYYC-CPL-NewResources. Access ...
Choose from over 500 online continuing education courses in a wide variety of subjects, and take them at your own pace, for FREE!
You can even watch videos and view course content without formally taking the c...
Savor the ambiance of these reading recommendations by library staff and our NoveList service.
Enjoy the selection below and remember to search the online catalog or speak to a librarian to find even more great suggestions!
Learn how to access and search the Concord Monitor, Union Leader, and thousands more newspapers online through your Library!
Discover how to browse & search from home, save & print articles, and even how to set...
A Special Election to fill the current Ward Four City Council vacancy will be held on Tuesday, July 13, 2021. Those wishing to file for office may do so at the City Clerk’s Office beginning on Friday, April 30 through Monday, May 10. The filing ...
The City of Concord’s Spring Leaf Collection begins on Monday, April 26. Concord residents with curbside trash collection can participate by placing leaves at the curb by 7 a.m. on their scheduled trash day. All leaves must be in biodegradable y...
While the City of Concord Parks & Recreation Department is anxiously awaiting the official start of summer, the Department is currently hiring staff, including lifeguards. More lifeguards are needed, so if you or someone you know is looking for an act...
CONCORD PLANNING BOARD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING:Notice is hereby given that the Planning Board will hold a Public Hearing during the Board’s regular meeting on Wednesday, April 21, 2021, virtually via Zoom at 7 p.m. The meeting can be accessed at https://...
Work began in late March on Penacook Street from Rumford Street to Auburn Street. Sidewalk and curb work followe...
The Washington Street Bridge, located in Penacook between Electric Avenue and Fowler Street, is in need of rehabilitation. The rehabilitation work begins Monday, March 22.This first phase of the work will take place under the bridge. The bridge will remai...
The City of Concord is pleased to announce the launch of Weatherize Concord, a campaign to increase participation by Concord homes and businesses in weatherization and energy efficiency programs administered by NH Saves and the Belknap-Merrimack...
Each spring, Concord General Services’ Highway and Utilities Division flushes City-owned hydrants as part of required routine maintenance to remove any sediment from water distribution pipes. This process maintains water quality, water clarity, ...
New boat registrations and renewals can be processed in the Collections Office at 41 Green Street during regular business hours for residents and non-residents.
Please do no...
The Concord City Council passed a face covering ordinance during a special public hearing on Monday, August 31. The ordinance is effective immediately, and will remain in effect through January 2, 2021 unless otherwise repealed or extended. This ordnance ...
Join our fun and flexible team! Parks & Recreation is hiring Lifeguards, Camp Counselors, WSI's and Laborers. Apply online today!
The spring brochure, available online, offers a variety of programming for children, adults, and seniors, with indoor and outdoor options. We have added several new classes, including Take and Make art activities, Tai Chi, environmental education, and mor...
Drop in schedule for Pickleball and Futsal in March. Please remember pre-registration is required. Call 603-225-8690 to pre-register.
