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Conservation coordinator: fund balances rise, Conservation Fund activity low in Q4
Summary
Brianna Hagan told the Hampton Conservation Commission the Conservation Fund saw minimal activity in Q4 but increased about $20,000 year-over-year; the Town Forest Fund also rose and will cover upcoming stewardship-plan invoices.
Brianna Hagan, conservation coordinator for the Town of Hampton, presented the conservation commission’s Q4 financial report and a 2025 year-end recap provided by Commissioner Patricia Swank. "The Conservation Fund had minimal activity in the fourth quarter," Hagan said, and the commission noted the Conservation Fund balance increased by approximately $20,000 compared with 2024.
Hagan said most recent Town Forest Fund receipts were grant reimbursements and that upcoming Town Forest Stewardship Plan invoices will be paid from that fund. She also flagged an administrative change: the Town will be transitioning to a new town treasurer after the March election, and she maintains a tracking spreadsheet to back up records alongside the Town Treasurer.
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