Government
- City Manager
- City Council
-
Boards and Commissions
- Airport Advisory Board
- Board of Appeals
- Claremont Arts, History, and Culture Resources Preservation Commission
- Claremont Community Television Board of Directors
- Claremont Development Authority
- Claremont Housing Authority Commission
- Claremont Planning Board
- Claremont Police Commission
- Conservation Commission
- Energy Advisory Committee
- Fiske Free Library Board of Trustees
- Frances J. Tolles Home Board of Trustees
- Historic District Commission
- Licensing Board
- Mt. Ascutney Region River Subcommittee
- Parks and Recreation Commission
- Personnel Advisory Board
- Policy Committee
- Steering Committee For EPA Multipurpose Grant
- Tax Increment Finance District Advisory Board
- Trustees of Trust Funds
- Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Commission
- Zoning Board of Adjustment
- Departments
- Master Plan
- Procurement Opportunities (Bids)
- Municipal Codes and Ordinances
_20.jpg)
Claremont Energy Advisory Committee
The Claremont Energy Advisory Committee (the Energy Committee) is established to identify opportunities and make recommendations to the City Council for creating and implementing comprehensive and regenerative energy policies; to facilitate educational opportunities, including those related to skill-building for energy and conservation measures, as well as such other initiatives and assignments as may be determined by the City Council from time to time.
Term: 2 Years
Meeting Schedule: 3rd Monday of each month at 6:00 PM at 14 North Street (Visitor Center)
Appointments made by: City Council
Composition of the Committee: The Energy Advisory Committee shall consist of 5 regular members and 2 alternate citizen members, who shall be residents of the City and who are recommended to include at least:
- One person with experience in energy issues and efficiencies in eith er the public or private sector;
- one person with experience in education or training;
- one person with engineering background or experience;
- and one City Council representative.
Charlene Lovett
After serving for 22 years in Military Intelligence, Mayor Charlene Lovett retired as an Army Chief Warrant Officer in 2003. Upon retiring, she worked for six years in the Washington D.C. area for a company that provided intelligence training to military and federal employees. In 2008, she returned to her hometown of Claremont NH and became actively involved in the community. She has served as a member of the school board, chair of both Valley Regional Hospital Board of Trustees and the River Valley Community College Advisory Committee, a legislator in the NH House of Representatives, a city councilor and currently the mayor since 2016. She also currently serves on the Sullivan County Public Health Advisory Council, the State Health Assessment/State Health Improvement Plan Advisory Council and the State Workforce Innovation Board.