New Hampshire State and Local Government

| Local City and State Resources | Statewide Offices | Legislative Branch | Judicial Branch | Executive Branch | Boards and Commissions | County | City | Town | Other | Libraries |

State Home Page

• New Hampshire State Government: WEBSTER

Statewide Offices

• Attorney General
• Executive Council
• Governor
• Secretary of State
• State Treasurer

Legislative Branch

• New Hampshire General Court

Judicial Branch

• Administrative Office of the Courts
• New Hampshire Judicial Branch
• New Hampshire Law Library
• New Hampshire Supreme Court

Executive Branch

• Banking Department
• Bureau of Emergency Management
• Business Finance Authority
• Christa McAuliffe Planetarium
• Department of Agriculture, Markets and Food
• Department of Cultural Affairs
• Department of Education
• Department of Environmental Services
• Department of Health and Human Services
• Department of Labor
• Department of Resources and Economic Development
• Department of Revenue Administration
• Department of Safety
• Department of Safety
• Department of State
• Department of Transportation
• Division of Parks and Recreation
• Division of Travel and Tourism Development
• Fish and Game Department
• New Hampshire Correctional Industries
• NH Economy
• NH WORKS
• Office of Energy and Planning
• State Library

Boards and Commissions

• Board of Pharmacy
• New Hampshire Pari-Mutuel Commission
• NH State Council on the Arts
• Public Utilities Commission

Counties

• Belknap
• Cheshire
• Coos
• Grafton
• Hillsborough
• Rockingham
• Strafford
• Sullivan

Cities

• Berlin
• Claremont
• Concord
• Dover
• Keene
• Laconia
• Lebanon
• Manchester
• Nashua
• Portsmouth
• Rochester
• Somersworth

Towns

• Alexandria
• Amherst
• Atkinson
• Bedford
• Belmont
• Bow
• Brookline
• Chesterfield
• Colebrook
• Conway
• Deering
• Derry
• Dunbarton
• Durham
• Enfield
• Epping
• Exeter
• Francestown
• Goffstown
• Greenfield
• Greenland
• Hanover
• Haverhill
• Henniker
• Hillsborough
• Hollis
• Hooksett
• Hopkinton
• Hudson
• Jaffrey
• Kensington
• Lee
• Litchfield
• Littleton
• Londonderry
• Madison
• Merrimack
• Milford
• Mont Vernon
• New Boston
• Newbury
• Newmarket
• Newport
• Northfield
• Northwood
• Ossipee
• Pelham
• Pembroke
• Peterborough
• Pittsfield
• Plaistow
• Randolph
• Raymond
• Rindge
• Rye
• Salem
• Seabrook
• Stoddard
• Sutton
• Swanzey
• Tilton
• Wakefield
• Walpole
• Warner
• Washington
• Waterville Valley
• Weare
• Windham

Village

Other

• New Hampshire Attorney Database
• New Hampshire Municipal Association

• Select Another State

Secretary of State / Business formation

At the request of our visitors we've included the below local insurance contacts for most cities in New Hampshire. While New Hampshire technically doesn't require drivers to have auto insurance, the state does hold you financially responsible for any accidents caused. The best way to protect yourself financially in the state of New Hampshire is to purchase an affordable car insurance policy. Insurance companies will provide you multiple quotes at various rates, depending on which types of coverage you wish to purchase. You should never take the first quote if you're looking for a cheap policy. The best way to find low cost coverage is to compare rates offered by various insurance carriers. For additional information on traffic laws or driving schools please navigate to your respective state using the map.

Local Insurance Company Contact Information