Pembroke NH Town Clerk

06/01/2026

Road Work Alert – Pembroke Street (Concord)

Continental Paving will begin milling operations on Pembroke Street tomorrow (Tuesday) between the hours of 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM

Location: From Dearborn up to Airport Road in Concord

Drivers should expect delays, plan alternate routes if possible, and use caution in the work zone. Please allow extra time for your commute.

Thank you for your patience as we improve our roadways!

05/09/2026

*** All Pembroke NH residents ***

The Town Clerk’s office will be CLOSED on Wednesday, May 13th as we will be attending our Regional Conference.

All other offices in Town Hall will remain open.

Jim and Stephanie

05/09/2026

Thank you to all of our wonderful Pembroke residents for being so great! You make our job fun and very interesting! 😊

Jim and Stephanie

05/05/2026

Are you interested in running for state or county office? The candidate filing period is June 3 to June 12. Visit www.sos.nh.gov/elections/running-office for more info on what you need to file.

04/22/2026

04/21/2026

Attention voters: If you want to change your party affiliation before the State Primary Election in September, you have until June 2 to do so. Contact your local clerk for more information.

04/02/2026

The New Hampshire Department of Motor Vehicles has significantly reduced wait times for customers at its 14 locations, with average visits now taking less than 10 minutes.

04/02/2026

***REMINDER***

Dog Licenses are due by 4/30/26

Thank you to everyone who has already had their licenses processed! If you are licensing a new dog or have an updated Rabies Certificate, please make sure to bring it with you.

Jim and Stephanie

03/09/2026

Just one day left until election day for many towns across the state. If you are registering to vote, bring proof of ID, citizenship, age and domicile!

03/07/2026

NEWS RELEASE: NEW HAMPSHIRE DMV WARNS OF TEXT MESSAGE SCAM THAT THREATENS PENALTIES FOR ALLEGED UNPAID TRAFFIC FINES

CONCORD, N.H. – The New Hampshire Department of Safety’s Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is notifying Granite State drivers of a new text message scam in which recipients are asked to submit immediate payment to resolve an unpaid traffic fine. The text messages are fake and should be deleted immediately.

On Saturday, March 7, 2026, the DMV learned of widespread text messages sent to New Hampshire residents, which claim to be an “automatic alert” informing recipients they have “unresolved traffic violations”. The scam further threatens prompt enforcement actions, including the suspension of the recipient’s vehicle registration, driver’s license restrictions, administrative fees, negative driving record impacts, as well as potential civil action and credit implications if immediate payment is not made. The scam also provides a link for payment, which includes “dmv-nh” in the URL, an effort to appear to be an official State of New Hampshire website.

“These text scams use urgency to pressure recipients into making a quick payment,” said DMV Director John Marasco. “Anyone who receives a text message claiming to be from the New Hampshire DMV should not submit payment or any personal information. Instead, delete the message right away.”

The New Hampshire DMV never sends text messages regarding payments. The only text messages sent by the DMV are appointment reminders. Anyone who feels unsure about a communication from the DMV should contact the DMV Customer Service line directly at (603) 227-4000 during regular business hours.

Anyone who believes they are a victim of a scam or identity theft should consider filing a report with their local police department, reviewing personal credit reports, and setting up fraud alerts or a credit freeze. Identity theft victims can also file a report with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at IdentityTheft.gov or call 1(877) 438-4338.