Frequently Asked Questions

Contact the Fire Warden
Fred Greathead, Warden 603-562-5165
fredgreathead@gmail.com
Frank Presto, Deputy

Brush-burning permits are required for safety and proper notification of regional fire lookouts. Residential refuse burning is prohibited by State law.

Every person, firm or corporation who kindles or causes to be kindled any fire or burns or causes to be burned any material, except when the ground is covered with snow, SHALL obtain a written fire permit from the Forest Fire Warden in the town or city where the fire will be kindled.

When the area within a 100 foot radius from the fire edge is covered with snow or other frozen precipitation sufficient to prevent the combustion of woodland fuels until the fire is completely extinguished, a fire permit is not required. Before burning you should check with your local fire department for local restrictions.

Only Burning of untreated wood, untreated pallets, campfire wood, brush, or charcoal is allowed. Wood can be NO GREATER than 5 INCHES in DIAMETER.

NH Resident Pistol Permit Application

NH DMV

New Hampshire Motor Vehicle Division

Keene

Address: 149 Emerald Street, Suites A-1 and A-2
Days: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Monday-Friday
Services: Drop box; Driver Licensing; Registration (vehicle and boat); Walking Disability; apply for Duplicate Titles

Milford

Address: 4 Meadowbrook Drive
Days: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Monday-Friday
Services: Drop box; Driver Licensing; Registration (vehicle and boat); Walking Disability; apply for Duplicate Titles

You can register your vehicle with the Town Clerk during the clerk’s office hours. Registration renews yearly in the month of your birth.

(Trailers must also be registered.)

• For a renewal registration in person, please bring a government issued photo ID, your current registration and your vehicle plate number.
• Routine renewal registrations may be done by mail. You
  will receive a letter from the Town Clerk with your vehicles listed and fee amounts required. Return the letter with your checks (one made out to NH-DMV and one made out to the Town of Sharon NH) and the new registrations will be mailed to you.
• For a new registration from a private sale, bring the Bill of Sale, VIN number, and the Title (if available).
• For a new registration from a dealer sale, please bring everything that the dealer gave you.
• Town of Sharon and State fees may be paid by cash or check (credit cards are not accepted). When paying by check, you will need two (2) checks, one made out to NH-DMV and one made out to the Town of Sharon NH.
• The Town Clerk will provide the vehicle registration slip, plates and plate stickers.
• Remember to take the registration slip and stickers to any State-certified station for a mandatory vehicle inspection.

Visit Sharon’s Tax Kiosk to view property tax information online, twenty four hours a day.

If you are interested in a burial plot, please Contact Us.

Plots are available in the new section of the McCoy Cemetery only.

Register your dog with the Town Clerk during scheduled office hours.

Please bring a copy of your dog’s current rabies certificate if possible.

All dogs must have a current rabies certificate on file with the town and must be licensed by April 30 of each year, a penalty of $25 will be imposed for any dog not licensed by June 1st.

The cost is $6.50 for spayed and neutered dogs, $9.00 for un-spayed and un-neutered dogs.

For Seniors, 65 years and older, the first dog is $2.00, any other dogs are at the costs previously listed.