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.
CIP Committee reviews capital projects and $2M federal grant for Pettengill Road. The committee heard presentations from Director of Public Works David Wholley and Deputy Director James Danis on comprehensive infrastructure work spanning roads, bridges, facilities, and utilities. Key projects
Londonderry CIP Committee endorses three library renovation and expansion projects totaling $3.3 million. Acting Library Director Donna Plante presented the Phase 2B renovation at $1,418,117 for FY2028, encompassing roof, boiler, mechanical systems, and humidity control work, designated the highest
Fire Department presents major capital plan for first time in years. Fire Chief Jim Young outlined requests totaling over $7.6 million across apparatus, facilities, and equipment from FY27 through FY32, including a $1,981,000 Rescue 1 replacement (contract FY27), $2,485,600 Ladder 2 truck, and a
Capital Improvements Committee reviews $47 million in proposed projects from Recreation and School District. Recreation Director Doug Cole presented five initiatives totaling $2.77 million across fiscal years 2028-2032, including tennis court restoration, two skate park options, and
CIP Committee hears presentations on three major capital projects. Police Chief Kim Bernard and Facilities Maintenance Supervisor JR Valente discussed roof replacement at police facilities, with Town Manager Shaun Mulholland noting potential solar installation and a 30 percent federal tax credit.
The Londonderry Capital Improvements Program Committee held its opening meeting and elected Kevin Gray as Chair and Jeff Penta as Vice Chair, both by 3-0 vote. The five-member panel, which includes Town Council member Deb Paul and Town Manager Shaun Mulholland, approved a seven-meeting schedule
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