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 exceeding 36,000 machines, an all-time high. However, budget restrictions, past and exceeding 36,000 machines, an all-time high. However, budget restrictions, past and
 present, have prevented filling vacant Conservation Officer patrol areas and present, have prevented filling vacant Conservation Officer patrol areas and
-open/unfunded Conservation Officer positions needed to keep up with the incease in+open/unfunded Conservation Officer positions needed to keep up with the increase in
 activity. This has negatively impacted our ability to meet constituent demands for activity. This has negatively impacted our ability to meet constituent demands for
 adequate enforcement patrol coverage and constituent complaints. There is substantial adequate enforcement patrol coverage and constituent complaints. There is substantial
 justification to fill several vacant patrol positions. Numerous attempts to do so have been justification to fill several vacant patrol positions. Numerous attempts to do so have been
-unsuccessful" }}+unsuccessful... This low number of Conservation 
 +Officers (39) is equal to the number of Conservation Officers New Hampshire had in 
 +1950. " }}
  
 {{ :f_and_g:responsive_documents_normandeau_fish_and_game.pdf |2019: Responsive documents re Normeandeau}} {{ :f_and_g:responsive_documents_normandeau_fish_and_game.pdf |2019: Responsive documents re Normeandeau}}
  
-{{ :f_and_g:ohrv_report_final_fy-19.pdf |2019 OHRV Report}}+{{ :f_and_g:ohrv_report_final_fy-19.pdf |2019 OHRV Report: "ue to normal day-on/day-off rotations, on any given day there are only fifteen (15) to 
 +twenty (20) Conservation Officers covering the entire state. This coverage is not limited 
 +to OHRV/Snowmobile enforcement but also includes their primary duties of wildlife law 
 +enforcement as well as search and rescue obligations. This low number of Conservation 
 +Officers (34) is equal to the number of Conservation Officers New Hampshire had in 
 +1950. This low number, despite the significant increase in duties, responsibilities, and 
 +population underscores the need to revise our funding model and establish a new source 
 +of stable, dedicated funding for the Department.'}}
  
 {{ :f_and_g:minutes-09_11_2019_fish_and_game_non_public_meeting.pdf |September 11, 2019, Minutes}} {{ :f_and_g:minutes-09_11_2019_fish_and_game_non_public_meeting.pdf |September 11, 2019, Minutes}}
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 {{ :f_and_g:ober_f_g_letter_to_towns_p_2.pdf |May 2021: Ober letter to towns p. 2}} {{ :f_and_g:ober_f_g_letter_to_towns_p_2.pdf |May 2021: Ober letter to towns p. 2}}
 +
 +{{ ::f_g_nash_stream_recommendation.pdf |3-9-2023: Fish & Game recommends Kelsey Notch ATV "Trail" be approved.}}
  
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