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Merrimack County, New Hampshire

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Budget Y
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Meetings Y
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Elected Officials Y
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Administrative Officials Y
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Permits, zoning P
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Audits N
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Contracts P
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Lobbying N
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Public records N
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Local taxes N
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Transparency grading process
Merrimack County is one of 10 counties in New Hampshire.

Website evaluation

As of March 12, 2009, Merrimack County does not have an official government website.

The good

  • The current budget is posted online.[1]
  • Meeting minutes, agendas and calendars are available. There is also an archive of past meeting minutes.[2]
  • Contact information is available for elected and administrative officials.[3]
  • Information is available for the register of deeds.[4]
  • Contract bids are disclosed online.[5]

The bad

  • Zoning and permit information is not available.
  • Audit information is not available.
  • Approved contracts are not disclosed online.
  • Information on who to contact for public records is not available.
  • Local tax rates are not published.
  • Lobbying activities or membership to government sector lobbying associations are not disclosed on the website.

External links

References

  1. ↑ Budget
  2. ↑ Meetings
  3. ↑ Staff Directory
  4. ↑ Register of Deeds
  5. ↑ Contract bids
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