New Hampshire’s electricians’ board members may serve up to 3 terms and 16 years, counting time they stay on after a term ends or fill an unexpired term.
Electricians’ board members may serve up to 3 terms, but no more than 16 years. The time includes staying on after a term ends and filling an unexpired term.
The law allows an electricians’ board member to serve no more than 3 terms or 16 years. These limits apply to members of New Hampshire’s electricians’ board. The 5 appointed members are 2 master electricians, 1 journeyman electrician, and 2 public members. The governor appoints them with the council’s approval. The law took effect July 7, 2026.
No hearings or votes scheduled.