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Police Standards and Training Council
7 forms
- Pollution Prevention
- Ports and Harbors
- Prison
- Procurement and Support Services Division
- Psychologists
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Public Employee Labor Relations Board
20 forms
- Public Works Design and Construction Division
- Ready NH
- Real Estate Appraiser Board
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Real Estate Commission
18 forms
- Retirement System
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Rideshare Program
12 forms
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Right to Know Ombudsman, Office
6 forms
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Road Toll Bureau
19 forms
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Secretary of State
159 forms 1 contacts
The New Hampshire constitution enacted on June 2, 1784, provides for a department of state with a secretary of state elected by the legislature every two years, and a deputy appointed by the secretary. The position of Secretary of State is one of the oldest in the nation, dating to 1680 when New Hampshire was a Royal Province.
The Secretary of State is third in line of succession as Acting Governor following the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House when the Governor is incapacitated or the office becomes vacant.
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Secretary of State's Office
14 forms 1 contacts
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ServiceLink
48 forms
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State Government
87 forms 1 contacts
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Tags Registration Bureau (DMV)
32 forms