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Aug 28, 2026
Sep 25, 2026
Procurement of coordination and treatment services for the Carroll County Mental Health Court.
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City
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Concord
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Merrimack
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1 Granite Place, Suite N400
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(855) 212-1234
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03301
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Hampshire Judicial Branch
The Senate session included the introduction of guests, including a student recognized for creating an award-winning Alzheimer's screening device and a class from Middleton Elementary School. The Senate discussed House Bill 1735, which relates to the Right to Try Act and the potential expansion of access to experimental treatments. Debate focused on patient safety, FDA oversight, potential ethical dilemmas for physicians, and the liability protections for manufacturers and providers. The Senate ultimately rejected a motion to refer the bill to interim study and considered an amendment to the legislation, which also incorporates provisions regarding the pharmacist scope of practice to facilitate rural health transformation funding.
The House session included the resignation of several members, a presentation on a historical copy of the Declaration of Independence, and the adoption of a consent calendar. Key legislative actions included the adoption of a committee of conference report for Senate Bill 481 regarding the sale of the Youth Services Center property, and a spirited debate regarding Senate Bill 564, which concerns municipal development restrictions and land use planning.
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The House session focused on various legislative matters, including the concurrence with Senate amendments to a bill concerning gold star family license plates. The session also addressed a consent calendar, the adoption of committee reports, and a contentious debate regarding a bill aimed at children's mental health services. The discussion involved arguments for and against referring the mental health bill to interim study, with debates highlighting concerns over insurance accountability, program funding models, and the potential impact on healthcare affordability for residents.
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