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
School District Offices building was running six weeks ahead of schedule, the Workgroup reported August 19. Framing began August 18, with all exterior walls expected finished by week's end, though brick masonry delivery from regional suppliers remains uncertain.
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
Londonderry Town Council unanimously approves three-year partnership for fire, ambulance services to Litchfield. Fire Chief James Young said the partnership would add staffing and generate revenue. The Council also approved capital reserve transfers of $22,125.97 for West Road pumphouse repairs and
The Londonderry Conservation Commission cautioned the Planning Board that a Delta Drive lot line adjustment could leave transferred land accessible only by crossing wetlands.
Conservation Commission approves $749 for Ingersol property monitoring. Gene Harrington moved to pay the Rockingham County Conservation District's annual estimate from the line item budget; the motion passed unanimously. The eight-member board, chaired by Marge Badois, also addressed staffing
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
Leach Library trustees approve emergency repairs and pre-reopening services totaling roughly $7,393. Interim Library Director Donna Plante reported that mold retesting next week will determine the final reopening date, with roof testing and carpeting installation ongoing. The board unanimously
Londonderry Supervisors of the Checklist vote to add and amend 139 voter registrations. Chairperson Kristin Grages, joined by Supervisors Joseph Stelmach and John Ambrose, unanimously voted to remove 350 voters from the active checklist during the August 5 meeting at 268 Mammoth Road. Removals
Senior committee coordinates Old Home Day booth and Senior Expo planning. The Senior Resources Committee confirmed supplies and coverage for an August 15 Old Home Day booth, with Valerie Brauer ordering 218 trinkets for distribution and Patrick Cheetham of the Police Department preparing
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