Town Trustee of the Trust Fund in Hampton Town, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

Election date
March 9, 2027
Filing deadline
TBD
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Town Trustee of the Trust Fund

About this position

Trustees of Trust Funds are the custodian of the town's perpetual care funds, charitable trusts, private donations, and capital reserve/expendable trust funds. TTFs act in a fiduciary capacity and make the decisions regarding expenditure from these funds based on the wishes of the donor in the case of privately donated funds and release capital reserve funds and expendable trust funds to the appropriate government officials upon request and make the decisions on how these funds are to be invested, based upon the statutes and the investment policy adopted by the Trustees

Position Details

Partisan Type

nonpartisan

Election Frequency

Every 3 years

Eligibility Requirements

Registered voter of the Town, resident of the Town

Filing Requirements

No filing fee or petition signature requirement.

Paperwork Instructions

Submit paperwork to the Town Clerk's office.

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