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Is there a quick way to find out which NH towns offer public water and sewer? My parents are looking for a house and won't consider a town that doesn't provide them. Thanks!
Is there a quick way to find out which NH towns offer public water and sewer? My parents are looking for a house and won't consider a town that doesn't provide them. Thanks!
What area are they looking for - NH isnt big, but yet it is...I know Dover and Portsmouth do - on the Seacoast
Sparky is correct. Towns with public water and sewer do not necessarily serve every house in town. Generally the larger town centers and cities have public utilities although some of the smallest do not.
Greenville is pretty small (down on the MA border, but in the eastern edge of the Monadnock region), but it does have city water and septic. Basically, Greenville is all 'town center'!
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