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Londonderry Town Council approves trust fund draw for winter maintenance

Londonderry Town Council approves $18,000 winter maintenance trust fund draw. Chair Ron Dunn oversaw unanimous passage of Order 2026-04, directing the Expendable Maintenance Trust Fund to disburse $18,000 for snow plowing at municipal facilities, and scheduled a public hearing March 2 to consider

Town Council · Meeting of February 17, 2026

NH LONDONDERRY — Londonderry Town Council approves $18,000 winter maintenance trust fund draw. Chair Ron Dunn oversaw unanimous passage of Order 2026-04, directing the Expendable Maintenance Trust Fund to disburse $18,000 for snow plowing at municipal facilities, and scheduled a public hearing March 2 to consider rescinding the town's Emergency Management Plan from the Municipal Code. The Council also confirmed four board appointments: Michael Bartlett to the Recreation Commission as a full member, Denise Nash to the Heritage and Historic District Commission as an alternate, and Kaylyn Moore to the Old Home Day Board of Directors.

A proposed Purchasing Policy revision failed on a 2-2 vote after Councilor Bouchard raised concerns about the approval process and information sharing.

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Source: the Town Council meeting of February 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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