Recreation Commission

Recreation Commission names Doug Cole next director, effective July 1. Doug Cole will assume the Recreation Director role July 1, 2026, with outgoing Director Art Psaledas stepping down June 30th and remaining available through August 31st for transition assistance and summer program oversight. The

Londonderry Recreation Commission closes skate park pending council decision on repair or demolition. The facility, roughly 25 to 26 years old, shows severe wood rot, eroded metal surfacing, and water damage from failed fasteners; repair costs range from $75,000 to $100,000, while new construction

Londonderry Recreation Commission approves spring programs and hears facility updates. The department released a spring brochure featuring tennis lessons, youth dodgeball, and track offerings, and launched new programs including Parents and Me for ages four and under and Women's 25+ Basketball.

Recreation Commission charts strategic direction with town manager guidance. Town Manager Shaun Mulholland presented the commission's role in the town's ongoing strategic planning initiative, discussing how recreation facilities and program needs will align with the capital improvement plan. The

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,