Huddy Grandy represents and advises New Hampshire municipalities on a wide range of issues, including environment, land use, and public utilities matters, zoning, administration and enforcement, municipal ordinances, road law right to know, contracts, and general government relations, among others.

Huddy also regularly advises and assists businesses in the regulated substances industry with local permitting matters, including site plan review, local performance standards, zoning requirements, variance and waiver applications, and change of use permits.

Huddy’s wealth of knowledge in land use and planning is derived from her multi-disciplinary background. Huddy worked as an Assistant City Solicitor for the city of Wilmington, Delaware, where she advised on environmental and public utility issues. She also served as a Program Manager for the city of Providence, Rhode Island where she worked to address urban blight and affordable housing. Huddy honed her expertise in the legal aspects of environmental issues while attending George Washington University Law School, where she served on the executive board of the Journal of Energy and Environmental Law.

In her free time, Huddy enjoys spending time swimming, gardening, kayaking on Great Bay, and playing ultimate frisbee. She resides on the New Hampshire seacoast with her family.