TOWN CLERK & TAX COLLECTOR SERVICES NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE
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Payments can be made online with a checking account.
The Board of Selectmen meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month. The next meeting will be April 21, at 6pm, 23 High St. Meetings are open to the public.
Selectmen's Office Hours
| Monday | 8-4 | |
| Tuesday | 1-5 | |
| Wednesday | 11:30-5:30 | |
| Thursday | 8-4 | |
| Friday | 8-12 | |
Due to unforeseen cirumstances, office hours are subject to change. Please call ahead 768-3313.
Town Clerk/Tax Collector hours 768-5448
| Monday | 12-6 | |
| Tuesday | 12-7 | |
| Wednesday | 11-6 | |
| Thursday | 9-3 | |
| Friday | Closed | |
| 3rd Sat of Month | 9-12 | |
PROPERTY TAX BILLS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE
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Payments can be made online with a checking account.
Town Clerk/Tax Collector 603 768-5448
danburyclerk@comcast.net
BURN PERMITS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE
***NOTICE***
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Fire Warden, Merton Austin is asking that all permits be obtained through the online portal. Click the link below to be taken to the NH Online Fire Permitting site:
A printer and a credit card are needed as permits must be printed and signed to be valid. The permits are $5.50 each (the fee for the payment vendor)
You must have a permit, and may obtain it online. If you can not access this system or do not wish to pay the fee, please contact Forest Fire Warden Merton Austin at (603)768-3677 or Jake Moran at (603)491-0121
CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS WEBSITE FOR TOWN OF DANBURY BROADBAND
Follow this link for information on the current stage of construction of the fiber optic network in Danbury, the plan options and FAQ's.
For a list of eligible addresses
Danbury was not an original colonial grant, but was formed from part of the town of Alexandria to the north. In 1794, a group of Alexandria residents petitioned the state legislature to separate Alexandria into two towns due to the inconvenience of having a mountain divide the town, making it difficult for all the residents to gather in a single place.
The petition was granted in 1795, and the lower piece was incorporated as Danbury in that year. The name was suggested by a settler from Danbury, Connecticut. Later more land was added to Danbury from Hill and Wilmot.
In 1800 there were 165 people in Danbury, which on July 10, 1874 was transferred from Grafton County to Merrimack County. Today there are close to 1,300 people in Danbury.