Londonderry Town Council deadlocked 2-2 on reinstatement of former Town Manager Shaun Mulholland in two failed motions. Councilor Dan Bouchard and Councilor Deb Paul sought reinstatement under the Town Charter and 14th Amendment, while Chair Ron Dunn and Councilor Ted Combes opposed.
Londonderry Town Council votes 3-2 to remove Town Manager Mulholland immediately. Vice Chair Shawn Faber and Councilor Ted Combes moved and seconded the removal; Chair Ron Dunn voted yes, with Councilors Deb Paul and Dan Bouchard opposed. The motion cited open defiance of Council directives,
Londonderry Town Council approves six-year tax exemption for PurposeEnergy on a contentious 3-2 vote. Chair Ron Dunn, Vice Chair Shawn Faber, and Councilor Ted Combes backed the modified phase-out schedule beginning April 2028, with the project projected to generate $2.5 million in tax payments
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
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
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
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
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
Londonderry Town Council approves $918,000 in municipal building repairs and firefighter grant application. The five-member Council voted unanimously to authorize $345,722 for Fire Station #2 exterior repairs and $572,461 for Leach Library Phase 2A building envelope repairs, with combined trust
Londonderry Town Council remains deadlocked on investigating alleged Charter violations by Councilor Ted Combes. Two motions to open a formal enquiry and authorize the Town Manager to retain independent legal counsel both failed 2-2, with Chair Ron Dunn voting against both. Councilor Dan Bouchard