Commissioners approve appointment of Meghan Hagaman as Assistant County Attorney
May 01, 2026 | Merrimack County , New Hampshire
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Deputy County Attorney Wayne Coull asked the Merrimack County Board of Commissioners to approve the appointment of Meghan Hagaman as an Assistant County Attorney, noting her background and current position at the Attorney General’s Office and an anticipated start date of on or about April 13, 2026.
The board approved the appointment by a 3–0 vote after Commissioner Lovlien moved to approve and Commissioner Shurtleff seconded. The appointment was presented as a personnel matter; no additional conditions or salary details were recorded in the minutes.
Meghan Hagaman’s appointment will return her to the County Attorney’s Office, according to Coull’s presentation to the board.
The board approved the appointment by a 3–0 vote after Commissioner Lovlien moved to approve and Commissioner Shurtleff seconded. The appointment was presented as a personnel matter; no additional conditions or salary details were recorded in the minutes.
Meghan Hagaman’s appointment will return her to the County Attorney’s Office, according to Coull’s presentation to the board.
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