New Hampshire : Administration

New Hampshire is 42nd among the 50 states of U.S. New Hampshire is located in the New England region of northeastern United States and was admitted to the Union of United States in 1788 as the 9th state. The constitution of New Hampshire gives three branches of government: executive, legislative and judicial. The executive council consists of governor of the state five members from each district represents one-fifth of the population. The executive council of the state with the governor has the authority and responsibility over the administration over the state affairs. The executive with the governor are elected for two year term. The legislative branch consists of members of House of Representatives and senators. The third branch is the judicial authority which includes New Hampshire Supreme Court which is the highest court in the state and other courts like civil court and administrative offices

Important Links and Services:

Division of Economic Development: The Mission of the department is to maintain and enhance the business opportunities in the state of New Hampshire and attract new enterprises into the economy of the state.
http://www.nheconomy.com

Department of Education: The aim of the department is to provide excellent educational opportunities and quality practices in order to make every student a productive individual and citizen of the state. The department works in accordance and administers the local schools and educational institutes of the state.
http://www.education.nh.gov

Department of Health and Human Services: The Department is responsible for the health and safety of the citizens of New Hampshire. The Department provides services for individuals, families and children and administers programs that are related to the well being of the people.
http://www.dhhs.nh.gov

Department of Transportation: Management, planning and construction of highways, railroads, airports, bridges, ports, mass transit and other elements related to the mobility of public and goods are entities of the Department of Transportation.
http://www.nh.gov/dot

Division of Historical Resources: The Department is responsible for maintenance, preservation and restoration of all the state’s landmarks and monuments and buildings that have a significant historical importance.
http://www.nh.gov/nhdhr

Division of Tourism: The Division of Tourism develops and maintains marketing programs that pertain to the promotion of tourism and travel opportunities in the state and ensure hospitality to the visitors. The Division is also responsible for working and managing of the state tourism website to provide internet marketing, promotion of travel opportunities and useful information and facts about the state.
http://www.visitnh.gov

Source: www.nh.gov