Londonderry Conservation Commission strongly opposes proposed strategic plan deletions. The Commission voted to align with the Town Manager's position and directed Alternate Member Susan Malouin to formalize a written objection, which Chair Marge Badois will submit to the town. Members cited
Londonderry Recreation Commission approves prior minutes, receives operational updates. The commission unanimously approved the May meeting minutes. The Recreation Director reported that seven Capital Improvement Program projects have been submitted for consideration, including tennis court
Library board approves $2,384.20 merit increase for longtime employee during nonpublic session. The Leach Library Board of Trustees voted 5-1 on July 9 to approve the lump sum increase for Colleen Madgziarz, recommended by Interim Director Donna Plante for 15 years of service and "Outstanding"
Leach Library Board of Trustees implements $51,000 budget cut for fiscal 2027, eliminating services including Hoopla, digital databases, and all-ages programming. Chair Nancy Hendricks' board voted 5 to 2 to accept the cuts proposed by Interim Library Director Donna Plante, with Trustees Moira Ryan
Leach Library Ad Hoc Financial Committee refines FY28 budget and explores staffing solutions. Treasurer Azra Palo and Secretary Erica Laue, with Interim Director Donna Plante, adjusted line items including a 6 percent correction to full-time salaries, a 5 percent boost to tuition reimbursement for
Senior Resources Committee prepared for a July 20 Town Council presentation aimed at expanding CART transportation services for seniors and residents with disabilities. Subcommittee members Meridel Allen, John Wilson, and Maryann Ryan reported that single-person senior households in Londonderry
Londonderry Town Council unanimously reallocates bridge funding to higher-priority Hall Road Bridge project. Vice Chair Shawn Faber moved and Councilor Ted Combes seconded the authorization for Town Manager Shaun Mulholland to request reallocation of approximately $2 million in New Hampshire State
CIP Committee hears presentations on three major capital projects. Police Chief Kim Bernard and Facilities Maintenance Supervisor JR Valente discussed roof replacement at police facilities, with Town Manager Shaun Mulholland noting potential solar installation and a 30 percent federal tax credit.
Londonderry Town Council meets briefly to discuss legal counsel amid Town Manager investigation. Chair Ron Dunn explained the Council has decided to engage a separate law firm to conduct a thorough investigation into complaints regarding Town Manager Shaun Mulholland, creating a legal subcommittee
Cemetery Trustees approve $25,000 trust fund release for maintenance. Cara Dunn and Laura El Azem authorized the withdrawal to cover work by contractors Shady Hill and Trimmers across seven town cemeteries. The board accepted a land donation at 7 Litchfield Road adjacent to Pleasant View Cemetery
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