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Online access to local and State news stories.
- America's News
- Concord Monitor (E-Edition)
- Union Leader
Over 600 online CE classes with lessons, exams, assignments, and assessments of your progress.
Access to historical documents, photos, and more from the 1500s to the 2000s.
Read reviews on thousands of products to become a savvy shopper and save BIG with full access to Consumer Reports online. All you need is your Hooksett Library card.
Hooksett Community
The largest textile collection company in the Northeast US. Unlike most used clothing businesses we have an environmental mission: to keep clothes out of the trash and works with partners large and small to place clothing collection containers, schedule collection drives, engage with cities and towns, manage unwanted inventories, and spread the word that CLOTHES AREN’T TRASH. There's a Helpsy bin at the Hooksett Transfer Station for drop offs.
The Town of Hooksett's website has a webpage dedicated to civic groups in Hooksett.
Annual reports Town of Hooksett, New Hampshire, available in multi-file format.
News article on projected developments in Hooksett, published in the Business NH Magazine, Tuesday Feb 7, 2023.
If you're in need of transportation, submit this form and the Southern NH Planning Commission Mobility Manager will provide you with resources to get you connected with any available services. If you don't see the form below, click here.
NHMA is a non-profit, non-partisan membership association established in 1941. It is a member-funded, member-governed, and member-driven association that works to strengthen New Hampshire cities and towns and enhance their ability to serve the public. Through the collective power of cities and towns, NHMA promotes effective municipal government by providing education, training, advocacy and legal services.
The Southern NH Planning Commission is one of nine regional planning commissions in the State of New Hampshire. The Commission was formed under the New Hampshire Statutes in 1966. SNHPC serves as the coordinating agency for the planning initiatives of fourteen communities in the southern New Hampshire region.
The Hooksett Heritage Commission has reprinted Hooksett Historical Sketches 1822-1968, written by Charles R. Hardy who served as Town Clerk from 1929 to 1966. This is the only stand-alone history of Hooksett.