Expanded NH RMPP Members
In June 2011, HB 149 was signed into law and the full Lamprey River and five of its major tributaries were added to the NH River Management and Protection Program (NHRMMP). Prior to this date, the only part of the river that was covered by the program was the segment that ran through Lee and Durham. In addition to the NHRMPP, the main stem river that goes through Epping, Lee, Durham, and Newmarket is also listed as a Wild and Scenic River through the National Park Service. Although the responsibilities of the two programs are similar in many aspects, such as project review and comment and the creation of a river management plan, they differ in funding. The NHRMPP provides no financial assistance to participating rivers, whereas the Wild and Scenic Rivers Program does provide funding.
Each town in the Lamprey's watershed or drainage area is encouraged to nominate representatives who are appointed by the Commissioner of the NH Dept. of Environmental Services. As of Oct. 2011, they are as follows:
| Barrington | Ellen Conklin |
| Steve Conklin | |
| Brentwood | Emily Schmalzer |
| Candia | Richard Snow |
| Deerfield | Harriet Cady |
| Durham | Bill Hall (W&S) |
| Jim Hewitt (W&S) | |
| Rich Kelley (W&S) | |
| Dick Lord (W&S) | |
| Epping | Joseph Foley (W&S) |
| Jenn Rowden (W&S) | |
| Exeter | Todd Piskovitz |
| Fremont | Patricia DeBeers |
| Lee | Jere Beckman (W&S) |
| Sharon Meeker (W&S) | |
| Kitty Miller (W&S) | |
| Newfields | Alison Watts |
| Newmarket | Michelle Daley (W&S) |
| Peter Wellenberger (W&S) | |
| Northwood | |
| Nottingham | Michael Russo (vice chair) |
| Bonnie Winona-Mackinnon | |
| Raymond | Patrick Bower (chair) |
| Kathleen Hoelzel | |
| Ted Janusz | |
| at large |
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