Public links
Resources
- Official NH pages, plus a few community links people actually use.
- This site is not official Free State Project.
People who listed themselves
- None yet. If you run a New Hampshire business, you can ask to be listed. Someone here reviews every name before it appears.
Based in New Hampshire
- Live Free or Die Candle Company. Hand-poured candles from a husband and wife in Randolph, with scents named for New Hampshire places and the founding era. You can also find them on X at @LFODCandles.
Not Based in New Hampshire
- Boone Heritage. Restore America shirts, polos, quarter zips, and pins. You can also find them on X at @booneheritagera.
- Homeschool Life. Jonathan and Adriana Prescott wrote Kids Don't Need School and coach families who are new to homeschooling. You can also find them on X at @Homeschool_LLC.
- The Woolshire. A family in northern Idaho makes wool pillows by hand, using American wool and organic American cotton. You can also find them on X at @thewoolshire.
Directories they run, not this site
- freestate.app — community directory. Businesses and events add themselves there.
- Free State Food Network — food-trade members; they publish a Food Freedom Guide.
- The Shell — liberty community space in Rollinsford.
- NH Maps — dozens of maps ranking New Hampshire on taxes, freedom, safety, and more.
Politics, not the official FSP
- Libertarian Party of New Hampshire
- Free State Party — private club, not a ballot party. Events.
- NH Liberty Alliance liberty ratings
- House and Senate — this site’s page. Who holds Concord, seat by seat.
The actual move
- Newsletter: a new issue comes out every Monday, covering a New Hampshire town, the political news worth knowing that week, and a few things to do with the family.
- Homeschooling in New Hampshire — this site’s page. Official how-to is the DOE link below.
- Gun laws in New Hampshire — this site’s page from the official statutes and State Police FAQ.
- Crime in New Hampshire — this site’s page. FBI 2024 violent-crime rate, and the TOPS town reports.
- What it costs to live in New Hampshire — this site’s page. Official statewide numbers for housing, groceries, power, and heat.
- NH DMV — new resident — license within 60 days of domicile.
- Transfer an out-of-state license
- Register to vote — town or city clerk, or Election Day.
- Home education — NH Department of Education page.
- NH Department of Revenue Administration — property tax is the local bill. The map uses the 2025 certified total rate.
- NH crime statistics (TOPS) — official crime reports by town.
Starting a business
- NH DRA — business taxes — Business Profits Tax and Business Enterprise Tax. Rates and who has to file.
- NH Secretary of State — QuickStart — register a business name, LLC, or corporation.
If you already live here
- DRA — property tax — the town or city collects the bill. No statewide pay page.
- DRA — exemptions and veterans tax credits — apply with the municipal assessor.
- DRA — Interest and Dividends tax — repealed for periods beginning after December 31, 2024. No general W-2 income tax.
- NH DMV — vehicle registrations — renewal starts at the town or city clerk.
- NH DMV — inspections — passenger program suspended (Feb 13, 2026 guidance). RSA 266 still applies.
- NH DMV — renew a license
- NH Secretary of State — voters — polling place and checklist. 2026–2027 political calendar.
- Home education — NH DOE. Statute is RSA 193-A. DOE says HB 1268 ended commencement/termination notifications.
- NHDES private wells — test on their schedule, not a home-buyer form.
- NHDES septic systems
- NHDES — managing my waste — drop-off is the town.
- RSA 466 — dog license — town or city clerk. License year May 1–April 30 is in the statute.
- NH Fish and Game — licenses — buy at nhfishandgame.com.
- SOS — vital records
- SOS — trade names
- NHES — file for unemployment
- NH Treasury — unclaimed property — search findnhmoney.gov.
- NH State Police — carry license FAQ — license voluntary as of February 22, 2017. RSA 159:6.
- DRA Municipal Bureau — town meeting is RSA 39/40; dates on the SOS calendar.
- NH Judicial Branch — jurors
- OPD — floodplain management
- DHHS — child care licensing
- DHHS — apply for assistance — 1-844-ASK-DHHS. Also 211NH.
Health coverage
- New Hampshire uses the federal Marketplace at HealthCare.gov. There is no state exchange.
- Open enrollment is Nov 1 to Jan 15. Moving or losing other coverage can open a 60-day special enrollment window.
- The Insurance Department currently lists Ambetter, Anthem / Matthew Thornton, Harvard Pilgrim, and WellSense.
- Compare on HealthCare.gov. Don’t guess a premium from this page.
- HealthCare.gov — compare and enroll.
- Special enrollment — moving is one of the qualifying events.
- NH Insurance Department — Marketplace — who sells, open-enrollment dates, consumer line.
- NH DHHS — Medicaid for adults — includes Granite Advantage if you may qualify.
Trails and snowmobiling
- Rail trails on the map are official state lines. Bike and foot lines are from the state planning trails map (2022). Incomplete, and access may be private.
- NH State Parks — snowmobiling — official state page. Trails change. Most run on private land. Snowmobile corridors are not drawn on this map.
- SledNH snowmobile trail map — the map clubs and riders actually use. Not our map.