New Hampshire § 231-132 - Section 231:132 Exeter Police Commission.

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§ 231-132. Section 231:132 Exeter Police Commission.

The police commission of the town of Exeter shall have the same powers as are granted to city councils of cities under the provisions of RSA 231:130. The provisions of RSA 231:130 requiring authorization of the installation of parking meters and of the fixing of reasonable charges by vote at a legal town meeting shall not apply to the town of Exeter. The provisions of RSA 231:131 shall apply to the town of Exeter.

Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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