CONCORD — The New Hampshire Department of Safety’s Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management and New Hampshire State Police remind residents and visitors to stay alert for unusual or suspicious activity.

“Although there are currently no known credible threats to New Hampshire, our public safety team remains fully engaged with federal, state and local partners,” said New Hampshire Department of Safety Commissioner Robert L. Quinn. “Collaboration with our communities is what keeps our state secure. In light of the evolving situation overseas, we ask all residents and visitors to join us in remaining vigilant.”

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