Press Releases/What’s New

The Foundry Place Garage on Deer Street is scheduled to be open in late October 2018.  Pass holder rates at Foundry Place are just $100 for City of Portsmouth residents, and $125 for non-residents.  For a resident monthly parker considering a move from Hanover to Foundry Place, this represents a savings of $900 annually.

Recently, the Public Works and Community Development Departments installed several new historic markers as part of an ongoing initiative to reproduce historic markers once scattered throughout the downtown and South End. The original markers were installed as part of a project sponsored by Strawbery Banke, the City of Portsmouth, and a civic group then known as the South End Association. At that time, the project (completed in 1977) resulted in the installation of approximately 40 markers covering a variety of topics from the City’s history. 

Wednesday, October 10th is International Walk to School Day. To celebrate, three Portsmouth Schools are participating this year with their own Walk to School Day events, including:

Beginning Tuesday, October 9th, paving operations will continue throughout the week on Islington Street spanning Dover Street to Maplewood Avenue.

 The schedule of work will go as follows:

The Pleasant Street reconstruction project has scheduled paving operations occurring this week that includes: