Londonderry Town Council meeting held on June 1, 2026, which primarily addresses legal investigations and public safety initiatives. A significant portion of the meeting involves a contentious debate over whether to launch a formal inquiry into alleged charter violations by a council member before consulting legal counsel. Public testimony highlights local concerns regarding the preservation of historic…
Vehicle Activity Enforcement at PlaneView and Delta Drive
6/1/2026 Town Council meeting addressing illegal street activity, specifically reckless driving and drifting, on Delta and Plane View Drives. Police officials presented photographic and video evidence showing significant property damage to roadways and vegetation caused by unauthorized stunts and “burnouts.” To combat these issues, the police proposed a multi-faceted enforcement strategy involving temporary speed bumps,…
The Governance of Performance: Town Manager Evaluation Disputes
Town Council Meeting 6/1/2026 a contentious disagreement between town councilors regarding the performance review of the town manger. Councilor Bouchard argues that the governing body has failed to meet legal requirements for an annual evaluation as mandated by the municipal charter. In response, Chairman Dunn claims that technical obstacles and security concerns regarding evaluation software have caused…
Fiscal Accountability and Municipal Legal Expenditures
Update: 6/3/2026 added ‘and routine legal expenses increasing from $290/hr to $375/hr’ Town Councilor Dan Bouchard highlights a significant budgetary crisis regarding the municipality’s legal expenditures. The town has already surpassed its annual budget of $200,000, with total costs exceeding $235,000 before factoring in recent spring invoices. Concerns were raised over rising hourly rates for the town…
Londonderry Town Council Inquiry and Charter Violation Debate
6/1/2026 Londonderry Town Council meeting regarding alleged charter violations by Counselor Ted Combes. Throughout the discussion, members debate whether to initiate an immediate formal investigation or wait for guidance from legal counsel. Councilors Paul and Bouchard express frustration over perceived delays, arguing that the public deserves transparency and swift action based on prior precedents. Conversely, Chairman Dunn repeatedly blocks motions for…
Video: Economic Guardrails for Public Records Compliance
Another follow up on what some people call fishing 91A’s and the Town Managers response in 2024 Town Manager Michael Malaguti discusses a newly implemented public records policy designed to align local procedures with state regulations. This initiative introduces specific financial costs and formal guidelines for individuals seeking access to…
Video: Navigating the 250-Email Threshold for Public Records requests
A follow up from yesterdays post Town Councilor Ted Combes Files $20,000-30,000? 91A Request The question was asked: Why does this 91A cost 20,000 to 30,000? Here is the information presented to the town council 2024: 9/18/2025 The Town Council discusses a shift in public records policies regarding email transparency…
Town Councilor Ted Combes Files $20,000-30,000? 91A Request
Town Councilor Ted Combes has filed a 91A request with the Town requesting all Town Manager Shaun Mulholand’s emails for the last 6 months. The cost to the town could be between $20,000 and $30,000. For long time readers of the TownUndgerground 91A’s in recent years have been a frequent…
Planeview Drive / North Londonderry Vehicle Activity Enforcement and Mitigation Update, 6/1/2026
Londonderry Police Chief Kim Bernard will be presenting an update on the recent no parking postings on Planeview Drive at the 6/1/2026 Town Council meeting. The no parking sign have created mixed emotions in the world of Londonderry Social media. Agenda Item Title: Planeview Drive / North Londonderry Vehicle Activity…
Urgent Reminder – Dog Registrations
Dog registrations are due by June 1st 2026. Please make sure your dog is registered to avoid civil forfeiture penalties under RSA 466:1. 466:1 Procuring License; Tag. – Every owner or keeper of a dog 4 months old or over shall annually, cause it to be registered, numbered, described, and licensed…
Undigested Town Council Business?
Has Ron Dunn the Town Council Chair not digested this yet?Next weeks Town Council agenda is out, and oddly there is no mention of this. Related Posts:Town Council Meeting Agenda, 6/1/2026Video: Notice of Charter Violation: The Case Against Councilor CombesTown Council Votes on Anonymous Case 531514Video: Debating Anonymous Complaints and Investigation Policies…
Town Council Meeting Agenda, 6/1/2026
Londonderry Town Council Meeting Monday, June 1, 2026, 7 p.m., Moose Hill Council Chambers A. CALL TO ORDER B. PUBLIC COMMENT C. BOARD APPOINTMENTS & REAPPOINTMENTS1. None D. PUBLIC HEARING1. None E. NEW BUSINESS1. Receive an update on the Londonderry Child Passenger Safety Program Celebrating 25 Years of Community Service. Sponsored…
Libertarian Party Statement on the Disaffiliation of LPNH
Statement on the Disaffiliation of LPNH “The resolution to disaffiliate the Libertarian party of New Hampshire was the unfortunate culmination of years of behavior in violation of the Libertarian Party’s platform,” said new LNC Chair Evan McMahon. “These violations reached an impasse, and the previous Libertarian National Committee was unable…
Heritage/Historic District Commission Meeting, 5/28/2026
May 28, 2026 – 7:00 P.M.MOOSE HILL CONFERENCE ROOMAGENDA I. Open Meeting II. Approval of minutes from prior meetingDocuments: 3-26-26 Draft Heritage Minutes.pdf III. Applications for Advisory input to the Planning BoardA. Site plan for 105,000 square foot warehouse and office space along with associated site improvements, 12 Jack’s Bridge…
Leach Library Financial Ad Hoc Committee Agenda, 5/27/2026
AGENDALeach Library Board of TrusteesLondonderry, New Hampshire 03053 The Financial Ad Hoc Committee of the Leach Library Board of Trustees will be held onWednesday, May 27 at 7:00 PM in the Sunnycrest Conference Room at LondonderryTown Hall, 268B Mammoth Road, Londonderry NH. The meeting will be recorded forlater viewing on…
Free State Saturday, 6/6/2026
Update: 5/23/2026 corrected event date from 6/1 to 6/6 Come join us for an evening at the New Hampshire Aviation Museum! The museum has rented us space on the field for a picnic, access to the museum until close, and will even have a docent on site to help the…
Why is Londonderry Street Sweeping Now?
I was curios why Londonderry is biding out REQUEST FOR BIDS: Street Sweeping Services. So I consulted AI. It appears that Londonderry should have been street sweeping for a number of years. Reports dating back to 2020 indicate that street sweeping is required. Londonderry which has and MS4 permit must…
REQUEST FOR BIDS: Street Sweeping Services
REQUEST FOR BIDS (RFB)Street Sweeping ServicesMay 2026The Town of Londonderry NH is requesting bids from qualified contractors to provide labor and equipment for various roadway sweeping throughout the Town of Londonderry NH. All work shall be under the general guidance of the Town of Londonderry Public Works Department. Publication Date/Time:…
Video: The Londonderry Reckoning: A Call for Civic Accountability
May 18, 2026 Town Council meeting, Jeff Penta, a dedicated local official in Londonderry, expresses his deep frustration with the current state of town governance. He criticizes the elected representatives for their lack of cooperation and their tendency to delay important decisions, a habit he describes as “kicking the can down the road.” Penta highlights…
Video: Library Envelope Remediation and HVAC Replacement Phase Two
May 18, 2026 Town Council meeting library board of trustees presents a request for additional funding to address extensive building repairs and HVAC upgrades. The project is split into two distinct phases, with the first focusing on mold remediation, drywall repairs, and insurance-related restoration following a pipe burst. The second phase aims to resolve…