Recently, Commissioner Quinn and Director Marasco attended the annual NHADA Member Convention in Meredith. The event brings state leaders and auto dealers together and is an opportunity for the Commissioner’s Office, the DMV, and the State Police to learn about a variety of topics that are important to dealerships and inspection stations from around the state. Pictured, from left to right, are Speaker of the NH House of Representatives Sherman Packard, Executive Councilor Joseph Kenney, NHADA Chairman Marshall Jespersen, NHADA President Dan Bennett, NH DMV Director John Marasco and Commissioner Robert Quinn.
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The Department of Safety is one of the largest departments of state government, with more than 2,200 full-time, part-time, non-classified, and seasonal employees functioning in both uniformed and civilian capacities throughout the State. The Department affects the lives of all New Hampshire residents and visitors by enforcing criminal, motor vehicle and boating laws, and providing for fire safety, fire and emergency medical training, emergency communications and disaster planning. Established by the New Hampshire General Court in 1961, the Department consists of the divisions of Administration, Motor Vehicles, State Police, Homeland Security and Emergency Management, Emergency Services and Communications, Fire Standards and Training & Emergency Medical Services, and Fire Safety. The mission of the Department of Safety is to continually enhance the safety, security and quality of life in New Hampshire through professional, collaborative and innovative service to all.
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https://linktr.ee/nhdos
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- Government Administration
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Concord, New Hampshire
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- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1961
- Specialties
- Division of Motor Vehicles, Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, Division of Administration, Division of Fire Safety, Division of Fire Standards and Training and Emergency Medical Services, Division of State Police, and Division of Emergency Services and Communications
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Thinking about a new career? Join #TeamSafetyNH! New openings were just posted on dos.nh.gov/jobs, including: Maintenance Mechanic 🔧 Network Technology Specialist 📶 Marine Patrol Officer ⚓ Licensing Examiner 💳 ...and more! #hiring
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Red, white, blue...and safety, too! As New Hampshire's residents and visitors enjoy #IndependenceDay celebrations today, we encourage everyone to watch out for one another and #besafe. All Department facilities are closed today in observance of the State holiday. Non-emergency services will resume tomorrow morning. #TeamSafetyNH #Happy4thofJuly #July4 #FourthofJuly
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NEWS RELEASE: ADDITIONAL GRANT FUNDING AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL AND COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TO PURCHASE BODY-WORN AND DASHBOARD CAMERAS CONCORD, N.H. – Department of Safety Commissioner Robert L. Quinn and Attorney General John M. Formella announce the availability of additional grant funding to local and county law enforcement agencies for the purchase and use of body-worn and dashboard cameras. The grant funds will provide selected agencies with an opportunity to defray some of the costs associated with equipping officers and vehicles with cameras. Grantees may be reimbursed, up to $50,000, for the purchase of body-worn or dashboard cameras, software maintenance for the cameras, and maintenance and storage of data related to the cameras. Additional stipulations, including prohibited uses, apply. The legislature enacted RSA 105-D:3 July 1, 2021, to establish the Body-Worn and Dashboard Camera Fund and authorized the Department of Safety and the Department of Justice to jointly establish rules governing the funds. Those rules, N.H. Admin R. Saf-C 9700, became effective Friday, Jan. 28, 2022. The fund, the creation of which completed a key recommendation of the Governor’s Commission on Law Enforcement Accountability, Community and Transparency (LEACT), encourages local law enforcement to implement such technology to improve officer safety and transparency in New Hampshire. The deadline for law enforcement agencies to apply is Monday, June 30, 2025. Grant applications can be found at https://lnkd.in/egNzQAU6. Law enforcement agencies with questions about the grant funds can contact the Grants Management Bureau at (603) 271-7663.
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It's Race Day in New Hampshire! 🏎️ 🏁 Several of our divisions are on-site at #NHMS working closely with our partners to ensure it's a safe and fun day for all at #TheMagicMile.
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Good morning, New Hampshire - and Happy 236th Birthday! On this day, back in 1788, the Granite State became the ninth state to join the Union. We are proud to keep your residents and visitors safe every day! #TeamSafetyNH
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It's officially summer in #NH! Whether you're hiking, swimming, or relaxing by one of our beautiful lakes, remember to pack your sunscreen, water bottle, bug spray, and good vibes – let's have a sunny (and safe) season in the Granite State! #StaySafeNH #SummerFunNH #TeamSafetyNH
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Today, the New Hampshire Department of Safety joins our Nation in recognizing #Juneteenth, which commemorates the ending of slavery in the United States. #JuneteenthDay #FreedomDay #TeamSafetyNH
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Today, members of the Department of Safety wished a fond farewell to Ken Moineau, a Department of Information Technology employee assigned to Safety. Ken is retiring from full-time service with the State of New Hampshire after 25 years. We thank him for all of his assistance (and laughs!) over the years. Please join us in wishing him the very best in retirement!
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In honor of the state's only area code, Happy #603Day New Hampshire! The dedicated members of #TeamSafetyNH work hard every day to keep the Granite State among the safest states in the Nation.
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