Londonderry Town Council votes to defer strategic plan adoption until spring 2027. The Council voted unanimously on Councilor Dan Bouchard's motion to hold final action on the draft FY2027-29 Strategic Plan in abeyance, with Town Manager Shaun Mulholland recommending the deferral to allow time for
Londonderry's Sewer/Solid Waste Subcommittee outlined a multi-channel septic tank maintenance education initiative. Martha Smith volunteered to draft the initial video script, while Ray Breslin suggested direct mailings to households flagged as at-risk to conservation lands or public water sources.
The Londonderry Library Board of Trustees worked through a near-final rewrite of its bylaws on July 22, taking no formal votes.
The Leach Library Board of Trustees voted to hire its next director through the town's human resources process rather than an outside recruiting firm.
Leach Library Trustees unanimously approved the FY28 budget draft and forwarded two full-time staffing proposals to the Town Manager for prioritization. Chair Nancy Hendricks, Vice Chair Beth Marrocco, Secretary Erica Laue, and Trustee Maryam Mallick also approved the board's use of the town hiring
The Cemetery Trustees unanimously voted to ask the Town Council to appoint two alternate members to strengthen the board's operations. Trustee Cara Dunn raised concerns about the small size of the current group and moved for the request; Trustee Laura El Azem seconded. Administrative Services
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
Council rejects Strategic Plan over accountability measures; schedules August hearing. Councilors Dan Bouchard and Deb Paul backed the 2027-2029 plan on a 2-3 vote, but Chair Ron Dunn, Vice Chair Shawn Faber, and Councilor Ted Combes opposed, citing redundancy, lack of staff capacity, and scope
Leach Library Board of Trustees Ad Hoc Financial Committee advances budget and governance matters. Treasurer Azra Palo reported that the Citizens Bank checkbook, register, and voided checks remain missing, though money is accounted for; the committee plans direct contact with the prior treasurer
DPW Facility Workgroup approves outreach strategy for facility project. The group, meeting July 15 at the DPW facility on High Range Road, planned an Old Home Day booth featuring drone photographs, facility comparison images, and a raffle ride-along. Consulting firm PMA has developed a website
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