From Town Hall: Just a quick heads-up, Londonderry! Starting on April 17th you may see dog license renewal and motor vehicle renewal reminders pop into your inbox from our new InvoiceCloud system. Don’t worry — these emails are the real deal (not spam!) and are simply a friendly nudge from the Town to help…

Old Home Day Board of Directors Meeting AgendaFriday, April 17, 2026; 9:30 a.m.Sunnycrest Conference Room, Londonderry Town Hall, 268B Mammoth Road See attached PDF file for agenda

The TU Calendar is now being updated with events as well as videos from the event when they are available. If you click on an event of interest all related videos will have a link.

Londonderry Town Council workshop held in April 2026 to discuss the development of the town’s first comprehensive strategic plan. Led by the town manager and staff, the session outlines a seven-part framework designed to move municipal operations from a reactive state to a proactive, data-driven roadmap. Key priorities include government excellence through digitization, fiscal stewardship via modernized budgeting, and…

Londonderry Town Council MeetingMonday, April 20, 2026, 7 p.m., Moose Hill Council Chambers A. CALL TO ORDERB. PUBLIC COMMENTC. BOARD APPOINTMENTS & REAPPOINTMENTS1. Interviews and appointment for Leach Library Trustees Documents: 2026-04-20 Leach Library Trustee Applicant Packet.pdf2. Interviews and appointment for Zoning Board of Adjustment Documents:2026-04-20 ZBA Applicant Packet.pdf3. Interviews…

April 16, 2026; 7 p.m.; Sunnycrest Conference RoomLondonderry Town Hall, 268B Mammoth Road, Londonderry, NH 03053

Former Town Councilor John Farrell has rebranded his 2025 reelection campaign Facebook page ‘John Farrell for Londonderry Town Council’ to ‘John Farrell – Londonderry First’ Community Leader.

The Town of Londonderry invites residents to participate in a public listening session regarding the future of the Reverend Morrison Meeting House. The Town Manager is currently evaluating all potential options for the building and is seeking community input to help inform next steps. This session will provide an opportunity…

A special meeting of the Leach Library Board of Trustees will be held on Wednesday,April 15, 2026, at 6:00 PM in the Moose Hill Council Chambers at Londonderry TownHall, 268B Mammoth Road, Londonderry NH. The meeting will be recorded for laterviewing on the Londonderry NH Government Access YouTube Channel.

Tuesday, April 14, 2026Moose Hill Conference Room In accordance with RSA 91-A:2, you are hereby notified that the Londonderry Conservation Commission will meet Tuesday, April 14, 2026, in the Moose Hill Conference Room at 7:30 PM to discuss the followingagenda: 7:30 – Call to order and Roll Call Public Comment…

4/6/2026 The Londonderry Traffic Safety Committee convened to discuss urgent infrastructure improvements and road safety measures within the community. During the meeting, local officials reviewed a plan to investigate 44 hazardous intersections and prioritized twelve critical areas for immediate data collection and upgrades. Key discussions included the potential implementation of a town-wide 25 mph speed…

April 7, 2026 Londonderry Utility Committee meeting details significant progress on regional infrastructure and energy initiatives. A central focus is the settlement with St. Gobain, which involves funding for waterline expansions and continued remediation for residents affected by contaminated wells. The committee also celebrated the successful launch of the Community Choice Aggregation program, which achieved a 92% participation…

Monday, April 13, 2026, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Moose Hill Council Chambers A. Overview of Strategic PlansDocuments:2026-04-13 Strategic Planning Cover Sheet.pdf2025-07-21 Strategic Planning Memorandum.pdfB. Review of ProcessC. Timeline ReviewD. Workshop Format & RolesE. Overview of the Functional AreasDocuments:Functional Areas and Objectives (PDF).pdfF. Presentation of Objectives, Action Items, and KPIs (Part…

April 15, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.Moose Hill Council Chambers, 268B Mammoth Road I. Minutes to ApproveII. Report by Town Council LiaisonIII. Regional Impact DeterminationsIV. Public Hearing of Cases: A. Case No. 03-18-2026-1 Request for special exception from LZO 4.1.2 Use Table to allow construction of a single-family home in the…

At the 4/8/2026 Planning Board meeting, Vice Chairman of the Planning Board, Jeff Penta, expressed frustration regarding the Town Council’s handling of revisions to the Planned Unit Development (PUD) on Monday night. He emphasized that the planning board dedicated significant time to public workshops and previously invited the council to work in a collaborative partnership. Penta took…

Planning Board meeting April 1, 2026, the Board hears a 2026 status update for Woodmont Commons, a large-scale mixed-use development project. The presentation highlights a positive fiscal impact, noting that the project has generated millions in net tax revenue for the town and school district despite recent tax exemptions for senior living facilities. Developers discussed…

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More reports of another Public Official censoring comment on their official Facebook page. Trustee Marracco was asked, and unlike Councilor Faber did respond, although refused to answer the question. TownUnderground: Are you blocking residents from this page?Beth Marrocco for Library Board of Trustees: TownUnderground are you being deliberately obtuse?  You did this…

Under Old Business at the 4/6/2026 meeting the discussion centered on the official adoption of rules of order for the year. A primary point of friction involves a proposal to mandate that all members use official town email accounts for government business to ensure transparency and legal compliance. Councilors Paul and Bouchard express frustration…

4/6/2026 Town Council debate concerning the negative impact of an anonymous complaint system used to investigate elected and appointed officials. A majority of the members argue that the current process has been weaponized for political gain, resulting in character attacks and unnecessary legal expenses for the town. While some representatives advocate for keeping the system to ensure transparency…