The Londonderry Budget Committee voted unanimously to adopt new bylaws and heard Town Manager Shaun Mulholland project a $5.5 million annual net fiscal benefit from the proposed 1,028-unit Brookview Hollow development.
Londonderry Budget Committee reviewed fiscal impacts for the proposed Brookview Hollow planned unit development. The analysis projected approximately $7.8 million in annual revenue, $2.3 million in school costs, and $383,000 in municipal service costs, resulting in an estimated $5.5 million annual
Londonderry Budget Committee receives department liaison reports as fall budget season approaches. The Committee, led by Chair Kate Burbidge, reviewed a 175 million dollar six-year Capital Improvement Program drawn from presentations by Police, Fire, School District, and Library departments. Police
Budget Committee tours DPW facility, reviews draft bylaws for modernization. Chair Kate Burbidge and members Nicole Dery, Andria Hansen, and Jeff Penta voted unanimously to approve prior minutes and advance a revised rules-of-procedure document that references the "Advisory Budget Committee" and
Londonderry Budget Committee establishes FY2028 timeline, pursues Priority-Based Budgeting framework. The committee set preliminary FY2028 budget kickoff discussions for November 7, 2026, and discussed separating its meetings from the Town Council to increase liaison involvement, while Chair Kate
Londonderry Budget Committee opens vacancy, plans FY2028 strategy with public engagement push. Patrick El-Azem resigned from the committee, with the town announcing a May 18 appointment date and a May 21 target start for his replacement. Chair Kate Burbidge and members Nicole Dery, Rebecca Roe,
The Londonderry Budget Committee elected three new officers and discussed moving to strategic budgeting. Kate Burbidge was unanimously elected Chair, Nicole Dery Vice Chair, and Matt Tapley Secretary. The Committee plans to shift its FY 2028 budget process to begin in September or October, earlier
Londonderry Budget Committee completes annual report as library closure unfolds. The committee finalized its annual report for the town record, adding details on school lease payments of $250,000 per year for 10 years and adopting the "ABC" acronym to emphasize the committee's advisory role. Vice
Londonderry Budget Committee backs FY2027 budget, rejects Morrison House bond. The seven-member committee unanimously recommended the town's FY2027 operating budget and most capital reserves, including measures for fire equipment, IT infrastructure, water systems, and transportation. However, the
Londonderry Budget Committee targets $400,000 in town spending cuts. Led by Chair Joseph Gagnon, the committee is identifying municipal budget reductions while backing the school district's operating budget, which came in approximately $295,000 below the default budget and projects a $548,000 state
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