Merrimack Town Council honors Andy Hunter for four years of dedicated service

The Town Council of Merrimack, New Hampshire, convened on April 10, 2025, for a meeting that included a heartfelt farewell to Councilor Andy Hunter, who announced his departure after four years of service. The meeting began with a recognition of Hunter's contributions to the council and the community.

Council members expressed their appreciation for Hunter's dedication and the positive impact he had during his tenure. A plaque was presented to him in acknowledgment of his service, highlighting his commitment and the countless hours he devoted to making Merrimack a better place to live and work. Hunter reflected on his time with the council, stating that he felt he gained more from the experience than he contributed. He praised the collaborative spirit of the council, noting that even during disagreements, discussions remained respectful and constructive.

Fellow councilors shared their sentiments, emphasizing Hunter's integrity and the valuable perspective he brought to the board, particularly due to his military background. They expressed sadness at his departure but also hope that he might return to public service in the future.

The meeting underscored the importance of community engagement and the role of local government in fostering a collaborative environment. As the council moves forward, they will continue to build on the foundation laid by Hunter and other dedicated members.