RecordWell Data

New Hampshire local government finances

538 governments. Revenue and spending are the latest reported year, in dollars.

GovernmentCountyPopulation YearRevenueSpending
Warner Village Water District
Special districts
Merrimack 2022$464,000 $401,000
Warren Town Sch Dist
School districts
Grafton 2024$2,819,000 $2,753,000
Washington Town Sch Dist
School districts
Sullivan 2024$3,158,000 $3,064,000
Waterville Estates Village District
Special districts
Grafton 2022$1,112,000 $161,000
Waterville Valley School Dist
School districts
Grafton 2024$1,831,000 $1,806,000
Weare School District
School districts
Hillsborough 2024$18,234,000 $17,420,000
Wentworth Town Sch Dist
School districts
Grafton 2024$2,602,000 $2,340,000
West Ossipee Fire Precinct
Special districts
Carroll 2022$392,000 $383,000
West Stewartstown Water Precinct
Special districts
Coos 2022$62,000 $37,000
Westmoreland Sch Dist
School districts
Cheshire 2024$3,843,000 $3,802,000
White Mts Regional School Dist
School districts
Coos 2024$26,425,000 $26,648,000
Wilton-lyndeborough Coop Sch Dist
School districts
Hillsborough 2024$13,724,000 $13,636,000
Winchester Sch Dist
School districts
Cheshire 2024$13,472,000 $13,128,000
Windham Town Sch Dist
School districts
Rockingham 2024$64,857,000 $61,018,000
Windsor Town Sch Dist
School districts
Hillsborough 2024$396,000 $366,000
Winnacunnet Coop School Dist
School districts
Rockingham 2024$32,433,000 $31,587,000
Winnisquam Regional Sch Dist
School districts
Belknap 2024$28,435,000 $28,397,000
Woodsville Fire District
Special districts
Grafton 2024$6,472,000 $5,252,000

Census figures cover every government only in Census-of-Governments years (2017, 2022); other years cover a sample. Wisconsin DOR figures cover every Wisconsin county, city, village and town.