BRENTWOOD — Geno Marconi , who has overseen New Hampshire’s ports and harbors for decades, pleaded guilty Oct. 31 to a single count of sharing confidential records, bringing to a close a years-long criminal case.

Marconi was accused of sharing boating and motor vehicle records in an act of retaliation against Pease Development Authority board member Neil Levesque, with whom he had an acrimonious relationship, and then deleting voicemails while under investigation.

Under the terms of the plea deal, Marconi was sentenced to 30 days in jail, which will be suspended pending good behavior. He will also pay a $2,000 fine and resign from his position as director of the New Hampshire Division of Ports and Harbors. The remaining charges against him were dropped.

At Rockingham County Superior

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