Long-Term Seacoast Commission on Drinking Water
CommissionA commission the General Court lists among its statutory committees.
- Class
- Statutory Committeefiled under the House
- Set Up
- 2019by HB 495
- Members
- 7 legislatorsand 15 other seats
- Meetings
- 4 on recordthe latest May 15, 2026
- Report Due
- Nov 1, 2029
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What It Does
Set up by HB 495 of 2019, chapter 329:1 of the Laws of 2019, in effect from August 16, 2019.
The statute it sits in: RSA 485-F:6, Seacoast Commission on Long-Term Goals and Requirements for Drinking Water.
- Quorum
- Eleven members constitutes a quorum.
- Ends
- November 1st, 2029
Report
VI. The commission shall make annual interim reports of its findings on November 1 of each year, and a final report of its findings and any recommendations for proposed legislation to the speaker of the house of representatives, the president of the senate, the house clerk, the senate clerk, the governor, and the state library on or before November 1, 2029. Interim report filed: 11/1/2020, 11/1/2023
- Due
- November 1, 2029.
- Filed
- A report is on file, dated November 1, 2020.
Members
Senators 2
Representatives 5
- Rep. Nicholas Bridle (R - Rock 29)
- Rep. Jennifer Mandelbaum (D - Rock 21)
- Rep. David Meuse (D - Rock 37)
- Rep. Susan Porcelli (R - Rock 19)
- Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choinière (R - Rock 30)
Other Members 15
- A hydrogeologist from the university of New Hampshire, appointed by the dean of the college of engineering and physical sciences.
- A representative of the drinking water source protection program in the department of environmental services, appointed by the commissioner.
- Six community members with backgrounds in environmental science or with interest in water-related science, 3 each appointed by senators representing districts 21 and 24.
- A representative of the town of Exeter, appointed by the governing body of that town.
- A representative of the town of Stratham, appointed by the governing body of that town.
- A representative of the town of Seabrook, appointed by the governing body of that town.
- The executive director of the Strafford regional planning commission, or designee.
- A representative of the town of Hampton, appointed by the governing body of that town.
- A representative of the town of Rye water district, appointed by the governing body of that town.
The General Court’s database names the legislators who sit on it; the other members’ names are on its own page for the committee, and are not here yet.
Meetings
4 meetings on record, newest first.
Friday, May 15, 20262:00 PMRegular meeting
No recording of this meeting is on file.
Friday, October 17, 20252:00 PMRegular meeting
No recording of this meeting is on file.
Friday, May 16, 20252:00 PMRegular meeting
No recording of this meeting is on file.
Friday, March 14, 20252:00 PMRegular meeting
No recording of this meeting is on file.