Supervisors of the Checklist Meeting Notice
The Supervisors of the Checklist will meet on Monday, September 28, 2026 @ 7:00pm to go over additions and corrections to the checklist.
PROPERTY CARDS
Danbury Property Cards are not available online. Please email the Administrative Assistant at selectmen@danburynh.gov and she will be happy to email your property tax card.
TOWN CLERK & TAX COLLECTOR SERVICES AVAILABLE ONLINE
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Payments can be made online with a checking account.
Town Clerk/Tax Collector Hours
| Monday | 12-6 | |
| Tuesday | 12-7 | |
| Wednesday | 11-6 | |
| Thursday | 9:30-3 | |
| Friday | Closed | |
| 4th Sat of Month | 9:30-12 | |
768-5448
clerk@danburynh.gov
deputyclerk@danburynh.gov
The Board of Selectmen meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at 6pm, 23 High St. Meetings are open to the public.
selectmen@danburynh.gov
603 768-3313
Danbury Selectboard Meetings - Sept - Oct
Wednesday Sept 2, 2026
Wednesday Sept 16, 2026
Wednesday Sept 23, 2026 Work Session only
Wednesday Oct 7, 2026
Wednesday Oct 21, 2026
Office of the Selectmen - Administrative Assistant Public Hours
Monday 1pm - 4pm
Tuseday 12pm - 5pm
Wednesday 11am-3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Friday thru Sunday - CLOSED
Notice:
The Selectmen do not keep personal office hours. However, the Selectmen’s Office is open during the public hours noted above, and staff are available to assist you.
All public body meeting minutes can be viewed and copies obtained during normal business hours at the Danbury Town Hall, 23 High Street.
NEWS RELEASE /TOWN OF DANBURY/CYCLICAL REVALUATION
The Assessor has completed the preliminary assessment update for the 2026 tax year. New Hampshire law requires municipalities to revalue properties at least once every five years to ensure assessments reflect current market values. Danbury's last town-wide revaluation was completed in 2021, making this assessment update necessary for 2026.
The timing of this required update coincides with a significant increase in the Danbury real estate market over the past five years. Property values have risen substantially throughout the community, and, as a result, property assessments have increased to reflect current market conditions.
The purpose of an assessment update is to ensure that the property tax burden is distributed as fairly and equitably as possible. New Hampshire law requires property to be assessed at market value. Generally, market value is the amount a typical, well-informed buyer would be willing to pay for a property in an arm’s-length transaction, also referred to as a “Qualified Sale” under RSA 75:1.
An increase in your assessment does NOT necessarily mean an increase in your property taxes.
When the overall assessed value of Danbury increases, the tax rate generally decreases because the amount of taxes to be raised is distributed across a greater total assessed value. Please do not use the 2025 tax rate to estimate your 2026 property taxes. The actual 2026 tax rate will not be known until the assessment process is finalized and the Town, School District, and County budgets have been established. The New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration will establish the final tax rate later this year.
If you believe there is an error in your property record or that your assessment does not accurately reflect your property’s market value, please set up an appointment to discuss with the Assessor.
Our goal is to ensure that Danbury's assessments are accurate, equitable, and reflective of current real estate market conditions. Thank you for taking the time to review your preliminary assessment.
Please click the link below to view the revaluations
2026 Premilinary Values by Map/Lot
2026 Preliminary Values by Owner
2026 Preliminary Value Revaluation
The Town of Danbury's 2026 Preliminary Value assessments are now available for review.
Property owners who have questions or concerns regarding their new assessed values may schedule a telephone appointment with the Town's assessors to discuss their assessment.
To schedule a telephone appointment, please use the scheduling link below.
Danbury Primary Voting Results
Town Hall Office Hours
NOTICE TO DANBURY RESIDENTS
2026 TOWN ELECTION RESULTS
TOWN OFFICIALS
TOWN WARRANTS
2025 TOWN REPORT
HARD COPIES OF THE TOWN REPORT ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT DANBURY TOWN HALL
Town Meeting Deliberative Session Notes
SIGNED 2026 WARRANT, BUDGET WORKSHEET, DEFAULT BUDGET, MS737
***PUBLIC NOTICE***
ASSESSORS FROM CNP WILL BE VISITING PROPERTIES BEGINNING THE FIRST WEEK OF DECEMEBER 2025
Below is the information regarding the assessors that will be visiting.
Please feel free to reach out to the Selectmen's Office if you have any questions. (603) 768-3313
Job Opening - Part Time Police Officer
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.