Wolfram officials prepare for pro and counter protest this Saturday at local event

This article was created by AI using a video recording of the meeting. It summarizes the key points discussed, but for full details and context, please refer to the video of the full meeting. Link to Full Meeting

In a recent joint meeting held on June 12, 2025, the Wolfeboro Select Board and the Wolfeboro Police Commission addressed several pressing issues impacting the community, particularly concerning public protests and pedestrian safety.

One of the primary topics of discussion was the upcoming protest scheduled for Saturday, which is expected to attract a significant number of participants. The police chief emphasized the importance of peaceful demonstrations, stating that while individuals have the right to protest on public property, they must adhere to regulations that prohibit obstructing traffic or trespassing on private property. The chief expressed concerns about potential counter-protests, noting that other towns in New Hampshire are also preparing for similar events. He assured the board that he would be present at the protest to ensure it remains peaceful, highlighting the importance of upholding citizens' rights to free expression.
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In addition to the protest discussions, the board addressed pedestrian safety, particularly regarding crosswalks in the area. A board member proposed adding an agenda item for the next meeting to gather public input on crosswalk locations and related parking regulations. This initiative aims to ensure that community members have a voice in decisions that affect their safety. The board member also suggested the possibility of implementing a jaywalking ordinance to encourage the use of designated crosswalks, which could enhance pedestrian safety without imposing fines.

The meeting concluded with a consensus to include these topics in the upcoming agenda, reflecting the board's commitment to engaging the community in important discussions. As the town prepares for the protest and considers changes to pedestrian regulations, these conversations underscore the ongoing efforts to balance public safety with the rights of individuals to express their views. The next meeting is anticipated to further explore these issues, providing an opportunity for community input and collaboration.

Converted from 12 June 2025 Wolfeboro Select Board and Wolfeboro Police Commission Joint Meeting meeting on June 14, 2025
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