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Nashua’s Motor Vehicle and Assessing Departments will partially reopen on Monday, July 6 for in-person transactions. The Nashua Public Library will also open on July 6, offering limited in-person services. All other essential city services will ...
New Hampshire Gov. Sununu announced that the state’s Stay At Home 2.0 order expired on Monday, June 15. In the wake of this, Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess and city leaders continue to actively monitor and respond to the virus that causes COVID-19 in...
ALDERMEN ENACT TEMPORARY STREET NARROWING, PARKING RESTRICTIONS TO ACCOMMODATE OUTDOOR DINING IN DOWNTOWN NASHUA
Nashua’s Main Street is now tighter for motor vehicle traffic, but wide open for outdoor diners at downtown restaurants, wi...
An Emergency Public Health Order - City Ordinance # O-20-018 (PDF) - is now in effect in Nashua, requiring the general public to wear face coverings in situations where they cannot maintain social distancing (six feet of distance between themselves and ot...
The State of New Hampshire (NH) is taking steps to reopen the economy in a smart, phased approach that is supported by facts, science, and data. For NH’s most recent guidance, please visit https://...
6/17/20Nashua COVID-19 Press Briefing
https://www.nashuanh.gov/1339/Video
Nashua, NH - Officials in the City of Nashua continue to actively monitor and respond to the rapidly Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) situation. The City activated a Virtual Emergency Operation Center (EOC) to coordinate the City-wide effort led by the...
March 17, 2020
The City of Nashua continues to actively monitor the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) situation and is committed to the continued health and optimal safety of our residents. Based upon the recommended social distancing protocols establish...
Appearing on the student television show “Nashua Talks,” Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess engaged Nashua High School South students about the possibility of forming a youth video-gaming league in the Gate City.
Nick Caggiano, director of Nashu...
The NH Department of Revenue has reviewed the USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice) mass appraisal report submitted by KRT on behalf of the City of Nashua and concluded the report complies with all state requirements, applicable law...
Effective Monday, July 20, 2020 Nashua Transit System will move to Phase 2 of their return to service plan. Phase 2 introduces additional daytime bus routes, reintroduces Night Service and increases service hours overall. Fixed-route bus service will run ...
Nashua Transit System is excited to announce that we have been awarded funds from the 2020 Federal Transit Administration’s Low/No Emissions Grant program! These funds total $356,046 and will be used to replace 2 of our oldest diesel-powered pas...
Effective Monday, June 8, 2020 Nashua Transit System will resume fixed-route bus service with a limited daytime schedule on four routes with reduced service hours. The decision to resume bus operations with a limited service model is consistent with the C...
On May 21st at 3 pm we joined transit agencies all across the country by honking our horns to show support and solidarity to our fellow public transportation workers working on the front lines during this difficult time. Near and far we are all in this to...
Are you a female or minority owned small business? You may be eligible for DBE certification! The Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) program is a federally funded program administered by the Federal Tran...
This was an incredibly difficult decision to make - but after much discussion with input from multiple agencies, we were not able to find a way to make our pools safe this summer during the Coronavirus pandemic. Hundreds of children spend the day at our p...
