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Former Dover Fire Chief Perry Plummer, who is a prior head of New Hampshire Homeland Security and Emergency Management, was named interim director of the state Division of Ports & Harbors.
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Richard Hartley was cleared of wrongdoing following an investigation into his conduct earlier this summer.
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The lawsuit brought by Rye Harbor Lobster Pound accuses state regulators of unfairly targeting the business, after it saw a surge in popularity in the early years of the pandemic.
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Richard Hartley was accused of inappropriate workplace behavior by at least two people, the Pease Development Authority disclosed on Friday.
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In 2025, Geno Marconi, the longtime director of NH’s ports, was named in a civil suit for his alleged conduct while he worked for the state. The NH Attorney General’s office, which later prosecuted Marconi on criminal charges, is refusing to cover his bills.
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La agencia a cargo del Aeropuerto Internacional de Portsmouth en Pease dice que no tienen autoridad legal para bloquear a ICE de seguir operando sus vuelos de deportación.
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The Pease Development Authority released a memorandum Tuesday outlining the legal reasons for why it believes it must allow ICE to continue operating deportation-related flights out of Portsmouth International Airport.
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There are several local efforts — including keeping track of the number of people put on the ICE flights leaving Portsmouth International Airport, protests and public meetings — to pressure local officials to end these flights.
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Hay varios esfuerzos locales para presionar a los funcionarios a terminar con estos vuelos: rastrear el número de personas que ICE ubica en los vuelos de deportación que salen de Pease, protestas y participación en reuniones locales.
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Neil Levesque, a Pease Development Authority board member, raised questions about Geno Marconi’s activities at Rye Harbor in a 2022 memo. Marconi responded with his own written defense.