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Ward 1 / Seat B Vacant, Potential Candidates encouraged to submit Statement of Interest

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Matt Wyatt

Ward 1 / Seat B is currently vacant. Any registered voter of Ward 1 interested in representing Ward 1 on the City Council is encouraged to submit a Statement of Interest to the City Clerk’s Office as soon as possible. Statement of Interest forms are available in the City Clerk’s Office in City Hall, 31 Wakefield St. Forms are also available for download on the City’s website. For more information call (603) 332-2130.

All qualified candidates may attend the City Council Workshop on May 18th in order to participate in an open interview directly with the City Council.

Kelly Walters, CMC
City Clerk

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