The Wolfeboro Select Board and Police Commission held a joint meeting on June 12, 2025, to discuss an upcoming protest scheduled for June 14. The meeting focused on the implications of the protest, which is part of a nationwide event coinciding with the birthdays of the United States Army and the current president.

Concerns were raised about the organization and potential impact of the protest, which is reportedly well-coordinated at the national level. One member of the board expressed the need for Police Chief to address the situation, emphasizing the importance of ensuring public safety while respecting civil rights. The chief was asked to outline his plans for managing the protest, including scheduling and mutual aid support.

The protest is expected to attract participants who are critical of the current administration, with organizers aiming to express their dissent through peaceful demonstrations. The board acknowledged the delicate balance the police must maintain in handling the event, ensuring both safety and the rights of individuals to express their opinions.

As the date approaches, the Select Board and Police Commission will continue to monitor the situation and prepare for the protest, highlighting the importance of community safety and civil liberties.