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Site updated to 07/02/2009 E-REG
Auto registrations are now available on line 24 / 7. Renewals for any plate type up to 26,000 lbs. The website is easy to navigate with step-by-step instructions. Just click on the link below to begin your renewal process. Please call the clerk's office at 895-8693 with questions. E-REG click here BRENTWOOD FIREWORKS POSTPONED Due to flooding conditions at the Rockingham County Nursing Home fields where the fireworks are displayed they are rescheduled for Friday July 17th with a rain date of Saturday July 18th All Fremont Town Offices will be CLOSED on Friday July 3, 2009 in observance of Independence Day. There are NO changes to trash and recycling collection during this holiday week. 2009 Memorial Day Program Thank you to all who were able to join us in the important Memorial Day Ceremony.
LIBRARY PAINTING RFP The Town of Fremont is seeking qualified contractors interested in a painting project at the Fremont Public Library – 7 Jackie Bernier Drive. This is a new building, constructed in 2001. Area of work includes the white trim on the west side of the building. This area is the corner of the building at Main Street and Jackie Bernier Drive. Wood on eaves and the wooden slats are peeling and need to be sanded, scraped, and repainted. Trustees can provide Sherwin Williams paint information to be matched. For information or follow-up questions about the scope of Library work or to schedule time to meet with someone on site, please contact John Hennelly, Library Trustee, at 603 770 4144. General Information: Contractors are encouraged to see the layout of the building prior to making a proposal. All work is exterior work. Exterior of the Library building is plainly visible.
Scope of work includes: 1. Price to include all necessary materials and labor to complete job. Please provide a detailed written proposal (inventory list) for all work to be completed at the building to include at a minimum: a) Loose paint/stain and defective caulking removed; b) Scraping and Sanding of all peeling areas; c) Surfaces to be washed free of mildew and dirt; d) Gaps between adjoining wood/trim to be properly sealed/caulked; e) Sealing and priming surfaces as required prior to finish coat (s) 2. Work is to be guaranteed for a period of (4) years. Provide written warranty. 3. Any material used on site shall be disposed of at the Contractor’s expense. 4. Contractor to provide color chart to match existing color at the Fremont Public Library, with recommendation provided on paint. 5. Detail any work not included in the proposal, and a cost per unit to fix and/or replace (such as missing boards or trim that needs replacement). 6. Provide your estimated schedule to complete this work, if award is made by July 30, 2009. Please outline a detailed proposal for all work including costs for all labor and materials; and include any other information the Contractor feels is pertinent to the scope of work. Detail any other items the Contractor deems as necessary. Please include three references for whom similar work has been performed. If other trim areas need painting, please detail this work out separately. Final work plan will depend on budgeted funds and pricing to complete. Successful Contractor will be required to provide the following to the Selectmen’s Office (295 Main Street) upon award: full insurance documentation, with certificates naming the Town of Fremont as an additional insured; IRS paperwork for vendors. Please submit sealed proposals by mail to: Library Trustees, 7 Jackie Bernier Drive, Fremont NH 03044. Proposals can also be hand-delivered to the Fremont Public Library at 7 Jackie Bernier Drive in Fremont NH. Sealed proposals, clearly marked LIBRARY PAINTING BID PROPOSAL shall be received not later than Wednesday July 22, 2009 by 4:00 pm. Library Hours are Tuesday/Thursday 1:00 to 8:00 pm; Wednesday/Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm; Saturday 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Trustees meet at 7:00 pm on July 22nd, at which time bids will be opened publicly. Consultation with the Board of Selectmen may take place at their meeting of July 23rd if needed. The Town of Fremont reserves the right to accept or reject any/all bids deemed to be in the best interest of the Town of Fremont. 2009 Mosquito Control Notice Thank you to our many veterans and active soldiers. Remember our Veterans on Veteran's Day and every day! FREMONT 131st OLD HOME DAY SERVICE
Sunday August 16, 2009 Safe Routes to Schools Fremont Task Force Looking for Members Careful planning and a commitment to the safety of children who walk and ride bicycles to school has earned 25 communities hosting 41 schools more than $1 million in Safe Routes to School (SRTS) reimbursement grants in NH. Let Fremont be one of them! Commissioner George Campbell Jr of the NH Dept of Transportation (NHDOT) has approved grants recommended by the Statewide Advisory Committee (SAC) and the State’s Regional Planning Commissions (RPCs). More and more communities are recognizing the value of getting kids outside and active, instead of sitting in the back seat of the family vehicle stuck in a school-zone traffic jam. SRTS is an unusual program in that it fosters partnerships among leaders from schools and municipal government, parents, kids, and anyone from the community who is interested. They identify the reasons people in their community drive kids short distances to school, and then plan programs based on specific local conditions. It is a program that can work in rural towns, larger cities, and many places in between. We are hoping to apply for a grant that will support a “startup” program. This will reimburse communities up to $5,000 for the expenses associated with initial surveys of students and parents, preliminary planning, and some educational, encouragement and enforcement efforts. Additional grants for the future would fund up to $15,000 more. For more information or to help with this project, email Mrs. Carol Foley, cfoley@sau83.org, Gifted and Talented Coordinator at the Ellis School. The Town was notified, informally, that the owner of the Brentwood Dam has received State approval to open his gates for emergency repairs. This is posted as information only, and is under no authority of the Town of Fremont NH. The Town has been informed that the Scribner Road Dam is being kept open pending repairs, and to allow for expansion of rains, and to avoid further flooding. Ellis School - NE School DevelopmentCouncil
THE OPEN SPACE COMMITTEE NEEDS YOU! The Fremont Open Space Committee is a group of people who work together toward preserving the natural resources, wildlife habitat, open spaces and rural character of our town. Over the past few years, the Committee has actively worked to acquire the Glen Oakes Conservation Area, and is trying to promote public awareness of the importance of preserving open space. We are looking for new people to come and see what our committee is about and to encourage you to offer your ideas, talents or knowledge. We have many upcoming projects that are in need of volunteers, such as monitoring programs for town forests, wildlife/bird/plant inventories; committee walks, showshoeing or cross country skiing, wildlife viewing, and more. If any of these things interest you, we would like to hear from you. You can contact the Open Space Committee by email at openspace@fremont.nh.gov or call one of our co-chairs: Janice O'Brien (679 5545) or Kenn Jones (679 5573). |
