New Hampshire HB1369 mandates warrant posting for town meetings on the town's website, if available, and other specified locations.
New Hampshire HB1369 revises the rules for posting warrants for town meetings. It requires warrants for regular town meetings to be posted on the town's website, if available, at least 14 days before the meeting. The warrant must also be posted at the meeting location and another public place in the town. For special meetings, warrants must be posted using at least two of three methods: in a newspaper, at the meeting location, and on the town's website. The act does not prevent towns from posting warrants in additional places. The changes take effect 60 days after the bill's passage.
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