The Wolfeboro Police Commission meeting on May 8, 2025, highlighted the town's preparations for a bustling summer, particularly around the July 4 celebrations. Officials announced a significant investment of $25,000 to ensure safety and enjoyment during the holiday festivities, which are expected to draw large crowds to the area.

With a flurry of special event permits already approved, the town is gearing up for a busy season. The discussions emphasized the importance of community engagement and safety, with plans in place for activities that include ice cream and boating on the lake.

In addition to summer events, the meeting addressed the ongoing development of the ambulance service. The new ambulance, recently authorized for purchase, is anticipated to arrive next week. The chief of the ambulance service is actively interviewing candidates for a new deputy position to bolster resources. Regular training sessions between Huggins Hospital and the fire service are also being conducted to ensure preparedness for emergencies.

Concerns were raised about staffing and billing challenges within the ambulance service. Officials are working on improving compensation structures to attract and retain EMTs, while also tackling the complexities of ambulance billing.

As roadwork begins with the opening of asphalt plants, residents are reminded to expect some disruptions. Officials expressed gratitude for the community's patience as road conditions improve.

Overall, the meeting underscored the town's commitment to safety and service as it prepares for a lively summer season.