Londonderry sewer subcommittee approves prior minutes and advances environmental education. The panel unanimously approved January meeting records and outlined 2026 priorities including composting equipment distribution, septic education, and dog waste awareness coordinated with registration
Leach Library Trustees vote to fund repairs and accept grant while managing closures. The board unanimously approved $3,312 in electrician services, $2,046.21 for book trucks, and $700 for fire-system work related to mold remediation. Interim Director Donna Plante reported that the library is
Londonderry Town Council appoints Allison Parsons as Tax Collector beginning April 1. The Council approved her contract 4-1, with Councilor Dan Bouchard dissenting, then unanimously confirmed her appointment for a one-year term. In related business, the Council unanimously accepted a settlement
Heritage Commission endorses three development projects for Planning Board review. The Londonderry board, chaired by Art Rugg, recommended approval of a 16-lot subdivision on Elwood Road conditioned on allowing the Historical Society to photograph and recover artifacts from the old Elwood home and
DPW Facility Workgroup advances owner's project manager selection process. Six firms submitted proposals; the workgroup will narrow to three finalists for presentations before making a final choice. The project remains on track for the March 2028 ballot. Members discussed using the School
Conservation Commission reviews two major wetland projects and discusses town forester. The Commission heard presentations on the Town Hall Office and Parking Expansion at 268B Mammoth Road, which would impact 5,614 square feet of permanent wetland and 916 square feet of temporary wetland in phase
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 Zoning Board approves townhouse variances despite traffic concerns. The board unanimously approved variances for a 12-unit development at 295 Rockingham Road and separately approved variances for a second 12-unit development at 3 Page Road and 556 Mammoth Road, with the second case
Leach Library Board reorganizes with new slate of four officers. Nancy Hendricks was elected Chair, Beth Marrocco Vice Chair, Erica Laue Secretary, and Azra Palo Treasurer, all by unanimous vote; the Board accepted former Chair Liz Thomas's resignation 4-0. Interim Director Plante reported the
Beautify Londonderry Committee approves Welcome sign refurbishment and fundraising push. Chair Joy Fraga-Muller presided over the meeting, attended by Beth Murray, John Mahon, and John Loker, with Town Council Liaison Deb Paul absent. The committee voted unanimously to approve prior minutes and
Get Londonderry's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.