Revised Police Ordinance to Comply with State Ban
The Hanover Selectboard has revised the police ordinance to comply with the New Hampshire ban on sanctuary cities.
At their biweekly meeting, the Selectboard voted to approve a draft of the policing ordinance, which will require the Hanover Police to comply with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The current Fair and Impartial Policing Ordinance limits the circumstances under which Hanover police can share information with or assist ICE, violating the state's ban.
- The revised ordinance will remove any mention of ICE.
- The Selectboard will hear public comments on the revised ordinance before adopting it on Oct. 3.
- The board also voted to use a surplus from fiscal year 2025 to offset Hanover's tax rate.
- Additionally, four Selectboard members voted to prevent members from chairing their own advisory committees.
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Author's summary: Hanover Selectboard revises police ordinance.
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