1. Nashua to Host Multicultural Festival on Sept. 15

    Join us on September 15 from 12-4 p.m. in the cafeteria of Elm Street Middle School for the Nashua Multicultural Festival! Read on...

  2. The City of Nashua is now offering Boat Registration and Renewals

    The City of Nashua is now offering Boat Registration and Renewals! Residents and Non-Residents may register or renew their boats in person at the City of Nashua Motor Vehicle Registration department located at City Hall. Read on...

  3. Bagley and Peek-Kukulka to participate in The Kresge Foundation’s Emerging Leaders in Public Health

    Bobbie D. Bagley and Heidi E. Peek-Kukulka selected to participate in leadership cohort and will receive grant to do transformative work in the City of Nashua, NH Read on...

  4. Tax and Wastewater Dept Announces Citizen Self Service Look Up

    The City of Nashua is now offering Property Tax and General Billing self-help look up services online. Read on...

  5. Nashua Hires KRT Appraisal to Complete the State Required Five-year Full Statistical Revaluation

    The City of Nashua, New Hampshire has hired KRT Appraisal to conduct a Full Statistical Revaluation of all properties in the City for 2018. The last full statistical revaluation was completed in 2013. Read on...
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City Sponsored Events


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    Summer Fun 2018


    Join us for Nashua's award-winning celebration of FREE family fun!  Events will take place all Summer long! Visit our Summer Fun page for details on upcoming events!
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From the Mayor



  1. Welcome to the City of Nashua, NH online! Whether you are just browsing the web or looking for specific information; whether you live here or are planning a visit; whether you are a business owner, employee or job seeker, we want you to feel welcomed and have all your questions answered.
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From the Board of Aldermen

  1. Board of Aldermen 2018 - Group Photo

    The Board of Aldermen is the governing body of the City of Nashua and as such is the policy-making entity of the City, except where otherwise expressed in the City Charter. The Board of Aldermen consists of 9 ward aldermen elected for a term of 2 years at every municipal election and 6 at-large aldermen elected for a term of 4 years, 3 of which are elected at each municipal election.
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