Posts by Office of Gov. Kelly Ayotte
Governor Kelly Ayotte on Tuesday called on the New Hampshire House to pass a law to close the DUI test refusal loophole alongside State law enforcement and road safety officials, sheriffs, police chiefs, members of the New Hampshire Senate, and families of victims of impaired driving crashes.
Airmen from the 157th Air Refueling Wing deployed in late February to the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility in support of Operation Epic Fury. As part of the total force, the New Hampshire Air National Guard continues to support operations around the globe. The 157th, and its active-duty association, are based at Pease Air National Guard Base in Newington, NH.
New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) Commissioner William J. “Bill” Cass will retire at the end of February after 40 years of service to the State. Today, Governor Kelly Ayotte congratulated the Commissioner on his distinguished career.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte announced the appointment of Donnalee Lozeau as Director of the Governor’s Office of New Opportunities & Rural Transformational Health (GO-NORTH), which will administer New Hampshire’s Rural Health Transformation Program.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte on Tuesday announced that she is seeking applications for key positions at state agencies that are currently or soon-to-be vacant. Interested applicants can learn more about opportunities on a new page on the Governor’s website.
Governor Kelly Ayotte on Tuesday announced a plan to make the Governor and Executive Council process more efficient, effective, and transparent in serving the public by digitizing documents.
“New Hampshire and Canada share a longstanding friendship, and our mission is aimed at strengthening economic and tourism partnerships that have created so much opportunity on both sides of our border,” said Governor Ayotte.
Governor Kelly Ayotte on Wednesday announced that the New Hampshire Community College System has been ranked the best in New England and among the top 10 community college systems in the nation, according to a new report from Wallethub.
Governor Kelly Ayotte on Tuesday announced she will nominate William R. Hart to serve as the state’s next Department of Corrections Commissioner. Hart, a highly respected law enforcement leader, brings decades of experience in public safety and administration including more than 10 years as Londonderry chief of police.
Governor Kelly Ayotte this week signed 16 bills into law.