CIP Committee approves capital projects, avoids 2029 fiscal crunch
Londonderry CIP Committee strategically spaces capital projects to avoid 2029 fiscal peak. The committee unanimously approved a prioritized capital improvement plan after Chair Kevin Gray and members Kate Burbidge, Giovanni Verani, and Town Council member Deb Paul voted 4-0-0 to accept the summary.
Capital Improvements Program (CIP) Committee · Meeting of September 29, 2026
NH LONDONDERRY — Londonderry CIP Committee strategically spaces capital projects to avoid 2029 fiscal peak. The committee unanimously approved a prioritized capital improvement plan after Chair Kevin Gray and members Kate Burbidge, Giovanni Verani, and Town Council member Deb Paul voted 4-0-0 to accept the summary. Acting Town Manager Kim Bernard noted that departments could work together to support project prioritization.
Key moves include deferring high school wing reconstruction to 2030, keeping the Public Works facility in 2029, shifting Stokes Road bridge removal to 2028 to align with New Hampshire Department of Transportation work, prioritizing security system upgrades in 2028, and reclassifying Nelson Road tennis courts as a critical need requiring a phased approach.
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Source: the Capital Improvements Program (CIP) Committee meeting of September 29, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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