The Londonderry Arts Council discussed new community programming initiatives while updating core activities. Chairperson Larry Casey's council reported that Concerts on the Common ended its 2026 season with a $14,739 surplus and is planning 2027 performers despite expected budget reductions.
Leach Library trustees approved a $1.66M fiscal 2028 budget and advanced staffing requests to the ballot. Chair Nancy Hendricks led the board in a 6-0 vote to increase the Maintenance and Repairs line to $35,000 and to advance warrant articles for a union contract, a full-time library technician,
Londonderry Town Council deadlocked 2-2 on reinstatement of former Town Manager Shaun Mulholland in two failed motions. Councilor Dan Bouchard and Councilor Deb Paul sought reinstatement under the Town Charter and 14th Amendment, while Chair Ron Dunn and Councilor Ted Combes opposed.
Library Board of Trustees establishes director search committee with six applicants already received. The Board formed a search committee to fill the director vacancy, immediately convening two Board members, two library staff, and one Friends of the Library representative to review six
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.
Londonderry Energy Subcommittee partners with Clean Energy NH. The Utilities Committee Energy Subcommittee agreed to work with the nonprofit organization to identify energy projects including solar installations, efficiency improvements, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Katrin Kasper
Londonderry Town Council votes 3-2 to remove Town Manager Mulholland immediately. Vice Chair Shawn Faber and Councilor Ted Combes moved and seconded the removal; Chair Ron Dunn voted yes, with Councilors Deb Paul and Dan Bouchard opposed. The motion cited open defiance of Council directives,
Londonderry Recreation Commission reports successful summer programs and submits FY28 budget. The department completed summer programming with 22 seasonal staff and transitioned the Summer Playground Program from drive-through to in-person pickup to improve family connection and site safety.
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
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