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 Town Council endorses FY27 operating budget of $56,592,573 with $400,000 in cuts. Finance Director Justin Campo and Town Manager Shaun Mulholland presented the plan alongside competing reduction proposals from five Budget Committee members; the council voted unanimously to adopt Budget
Beautify Londonderry Committee approves $10,000 for Welcome sign refurbishment project. The committee voted 3-0 to fund the refurbishment of five Welcome to Londonderry signs through a sign maker's offer of $10,000, reduced from an original estimate of $20,000. Director of Public Works Dave Wholley
Energy subcommittee in Londonderry names Lynn Wiles as chair; solar planning advances. Lynn Wiles won unanimous election as chair of Londonderry's Utilities Committee Energy Subcommittee for 2026, with Paul Ramsey moving and Mike Speltz seconding. The five-member panel discussed Community Choice
Conservation Commission reviews three site plans and elects leadership. The Commission recommended conditional use permit denial for Executive Health and Sports Center's indoor sports complex within a 50-foot wetland buffer unless the Zoning Board of Adjustment grants a variance; Jason Hill agreed
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
Londonderry Town Council accepts $30,000 state grant, schedules multiple hearings. The council voted unanimously to accept a New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Aquatic Resource Mitigation Fund amendment of $30,000 for the Lithia Springs Conservation and Restoration Project and
Londonderry Recreation Commission held a brief January meeting with no substantive formal votes recorded. The body, chaired by Bill Manning with six members present including Kevin Foley, Samantha Fortier, Roberta Davis, Doug Cole, and Mike Campo, reviewed facility irrigation work at Founders Park,
The Londonderry Housing and Redevelopment Authority unanimously confirmed Boutin and McDonald as vendors while deferring a decision on RBC until its February meeting. Chair Dan Root, Secretary Dave Abbott, and Vice Chair Chris Powers reviewed year-to-date 2025 financials showing $160,400 in net
Water Subcommittee finalizes format and logistics for a January 28 public town hall on water issues. Chairman Jeff McGraw called the working meeting to order with members Anne Fenn, John Ferreira, Martha Smith, and Ray Breslin present. Administrative Support Coordinator Kirsten Hildonen detailed
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