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51 NH Towns Have Not Filed for COVID Relief

Published Tuesday Aug 25, 2020

51 NH Towns Have Not Filed for COVID Relief

The Governor’s Office for Emergency Relief and Recovery issued a deadline reminder that Municipal and County COVID-19 relief payment requests are due by September 15, 2020.

Municipalities and Counties must submit a Grant Agreement and Reimbursement Request Form for COVID-19 related expenses incurred from March 1, 2020 through August 31, 2020 by the September 15, 2020 deadline in order to receive funding.

Communities that do not submit an agreement and request by this date will not be eligible to receive payments for COVID-19 expenses between March 1, 2020 and August 31, 2020.

Additionally, as of August 21, 2020, 51 municipalities have not submitted a Grant Agreement and Reimbursement Request Form, and therefore no reimbursements have been issued to these communities:

  1. Acworth
  2. Ashland
  3. Bennington
  4. Benton
  5. Bethlehem
  6. Boscawen
  7. Bradford
  8. Bridgewater
  9. Brookfield
  10. Canaan
  11. Carroll
  12. Center Harbor
  13. Chatham
  14. Chichester
  15. Clarksville
  16. Columbia
  17. Croydon
  18. Dorchester
  19. Dublin
  20. Dummer
  21. Easton
  22. Eaton
  23. Ellsworth
  24. Gilsum
  25. Goshen
  26. Grantham
  27. Greenland
  28. Greenville
  29. Harts Location
  30. Hill
  31. Jefferson
  32. Landaff
  33. Langdon
  34. Lempster
  35. Mason
  36. Milan
  37. New Ipswich
  38. Newfields
  39. Newport
  40. Orange
  41. Roxbury
  42. Sharon
  43. Shelburne
  44. Stark
  45. Stewartstown
  46. Stoddard
  47. Stratford
  48. Surry
  49. Troy
  50. Warren
  51. Washington  


To date, all 10 counties have submitted Grant Agreements.

Municipalities and counties will only be able to request COVID-19 related expenses from September 1 through October 15, 2020 in the final submission deadline date of October 30, 2020.

More information and all of the required forms are available here: https://www.goferr.nh.gov/covid-expenditures/municipal-county-payments

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