7/6/2026 Town Council meeting discussion focused on establishing a centralized master fee schedule under Chapter 15 of the municipal code. Local officials discuss the legal necessity of having the governing body authorize all town service charges, noting that several existing fees for cemeteries and recreation were previously unauthorized. The proposal aims to reflect the actual costs…

7/6/2026 Town Council meeting, Deputy Director of Public Works James Dance proposes reallocating state bridge funding from the Stokes Road Bridge to the Hall Road Bridge. While the Stokes Road structure is in worse physical condition, Dance argues that Hall Road is a critical transportation artery carrying 2,000 vehicles daily, compared to only 29…

7/6/2026 Town Council meeting discussion regarding strategies to combat reckless driving and illegal parking on specific PlaneView and Delta Drive. The council officially adopted new parking and stopping regulations to deter disruptive activities such as drifting, which had been generating significant neighborhood complaints. Beyond immediate policy changes, officials from the Department of Public Works introduced chip sealing as…

7/6/2026 Town meeting discussion regarding the potential preservation of the Reverend Morrison House. The council members ultimately voted unanimously to authorize the town manager to submit an owner consent form, which seeks to place the building on the State Registry of Historic Places. During the discussion, participants debated the availability of grant funding and addressed concerns…

The Londonderry Town Council recently approved a $39,400 expenditure to purchase and install ten radar speed signs at various high-traffic locations. These solar-powered devices are designed to collect real-time data on vehicle counts and travel speeds, which will be transmitted to the police department via cellular service. During the meeting, officials clarified that the funding will be transferred from…

7/6/2026 Londonderry Town Council debate regarding the requested disclosure of a completed investigation into allegations against Councilor Dan Bouchard and the Town Manager. Councilor Bouchard argues for the immediate release of the findings to ensure transparency and clear his name, citing the significant amount of taxpayer funds spent on the…

Town Council Meeting on 7/6/2026 another contentious debate regarding the selection of legal counsel and the formal bidding process. Councilor Bouchard and Deb Paul argue that the Town Chairman bypassed legal protocols and town charter provisions by hiring a firm that did not participate in the official request for proposals. Critics emphasize that the chosen firm lacks specific municipal law…

Londonderry Town Council meeting where officials and citizens address several municipal challenges. Initial public testimony highlights internal council friction and a debate over hiring specialized municipal legal counsel rather than general practice firms. A significant portion of the meeting involves a failed motion to release an investigative report concerning the…

Londonderry Town Council Meeting Monday, July 6, 2026, 7 p.m., Moose Hill Council Chambers A. CALL TO ORDER B. PUBLIC COMMENT C. BOARD APPOINTMENTS & REAPPOINTMENTS D. PUBLIC HEARING E. NEW BUSINESS Documents:2026-07-06 Item Cover Sheet_Ashley Drive.pdfHeywood Proposed Easement.pdf2026-04-23 Ashley Dr Petition Page 1.pdf2026-04-23 Ashley Dr Petition Page 2.pdf006 099 62…

New Hampshire BulletinBy:Ethan DeWitt-June 30, 20265:00 am  “If the proposed budget is voted down, the SAU must adopt an “adjusted budget” that would fund the SAU at the same level as the past year, with no pay increases, benefit increases, new positions, or new programs.” (Photo by Dave Cummings/New Hampshire…

Londonderry is in New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District (NH-01), these are the candidates currently running for the U.S. House of Representatives seat that represents Londonderry in 2026. Candidate filing has closed and the September primary will determine the general election matchups. Democratic primary candidates (NH-01) Republican primary candidates (NH-01) Context…

The 2026 New Hampshire U.S. Senate primary is September 8, 2026, and the winner advances to the November 3, 2026 general election. Londonderry is in New Hampshire’s 1st congressional district Current publicly announced or actively discussed candidates include: Democratic candidates Republican candidates Independent / other activity

I’ve added a new page for the 2026 NH Primary and general election. The Primary will be held on September 8, 2026. The General Election will be Tuesday, November 3, 2026 That primary determines party nominees for offices including: The new page is located HERE Information will be added to…

6/29/2026 town council meeting centered on the formalization of legal engagement letters for two law firms. One firm is tasked with investigating serious misconduct allegations against the town manager, a process the council chair, Ron Dunn, argues must remain confidential to protect witness anonymity. However, the meeting is marked by…

Update: 6/29/2026. Ron Dunn town council chairman will not allow public comment at this meeting. An amended agenda was sent out this morning. Londonderry Town Council MeetingMonday, June 29, 2026, 7 p.m., Moose Hill Council Chambers A. CALL TO ORDER B. PUBLIC COMMENT C. BOARD APPOINTMENTS & REAPPOINTMENTSNone E. NEW…

If you’ve driven past Town Hall in the past few weeks, you’ve seen the site work and preparation for the School District Office Building that was approved by voters in March 2026. Well, tomorrow is the OFFICIAL kick-off of construction! The Town of Londonderry and the Londonderry School District, NH…

Candidates who who have filed to represent Londonderry. The state primary election is Tuesday, September 8, 2026 and the general election is November 3, 2026. Londonderry State SenatorSharon M. Carson – Incumbent Londonderry State Representative – DemocratsTed CombesJane CooperBob CoteIsaac FernandezMichela HitePaul Skudlarek Londonderry State Representative – Republicans (Contested, with…

New Hampshire Sunday News EditorialJune 20/21, 2026 Londonderry Laughs Council Needs Counceling Londonderry’s town council is performing in a manner that must turn off young people from trusting representative government. It must leave their elders furious. Town Manager Shaun Mulholland is being “investigated.” Citizens have a right to know why….

Town Council Meeting 6/15/2026: Resident Sandra Lagueux criticizes the Town Council for their inefficiency and lack of transparency. She expresses deep frustration over the repeated delays in adopting a strategic plan, noting that the town is suffering from decades of poor preparation. A major point of contention involves the excessive legal fees, which have reportedly…

What 14% tax spike is Councilor Dunn speaking about? The June tax bills are out and the final tax bill will come out in December. The June bill is an estimate, Decembers bill will be the final bill adjusted for the years required tax set by the town and state….