Town Council video from 11/14/2022 from LACTV.com HERE

See Poll below The Town Council will hold a public hearing on 11/21/2022 to entertain changing the Town Treasure from and elected to an appointed position and changing the term of office from 3 years to 1. Notice is hereby given that the Londonderry Town Council will hold a public…

Town of Londonderry FY 2024 initial budget presentation November 5, 2022 Budget Presentation Related Post: Town Budget Calendar Dates for Fiscal Year 2024

With only a few hours left until the general election a number of counterfeit signs have been appearing in New Hampshire. The signs are using the logo of Don Bolduc with misleading information. The signs in question were paid for by the New Hampshire Democrat Party. Is this legal? From…

The interim superintendent addressed Right-to-Know requests at the November 2, 2022 School Board meeting. What the interim superintendent did not touch on is the district has failed to acknowledge right-to-know requests. The districts policy, unlike other boards in Londonderry, is interpreted to not allow information to be emailed. This interpretation…

From the proposed 4.04% budget increase: In a recent Town Council meeting open positions was discussed briefly. It was stated some departments have between 3 to 12 open positions. How many funded open position does Londonderry have that resident are paying for?

To be presented at the November 7, 2022 Town Council meeting

Interesting information on the diesel shortage that is effecting the north east.

From the Department of Public Works & Engineering 11/3/2022 Winter Parking Ban: The Department wishes to remind residents of the snow ordinance regarding parking and the placement of snow on the streets. The Winter Parking Ban is in effect from November 1 to April 1. During that time, no person shall park…

The Town of Londonderry is seeking volunteers to serve on the Conservation Commission One (1) Three-Year Member PositionTwo (2) Three-Year Alternate Member Position Link to the Conservation Commission page HERE

TOWN OF LONDONDERRY PLANNING BOARD The Londonderry Planning Board will hold a public meeting on Wednesday, November 9, 2022 at 7:00 PM in the Moose Hill Council Chambers to consider the following Public Hearing for the adoption of the 2022 (FY 2024 2029) Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). The proposed plan…

Moose Hill Council ChambersEvent Date: Saturday, November 5, 2022 – 9:00am268B Mammoth Road, Londonderry Note this is the Town of Londonderry budget workshop. The School District budget is separate and will be presented at a later date.

The Supervisors of the Voter Checklist will meet at the Town Clerk’s Office to correct the checklist and register voters on: December 8, 20226:00pm – 7:00pm To register to vote, one must provide:Proof of Londonderry residencyProof of citizenship (passport, birth certificate, naturalization papers)Proof of agePhoto ID Applicants for registration who possess…

From the the Kindergarten Committee page The Committee also has the following Digital Check In Meeting Scheduled. If a community member wishes to attend the meeting as well, please email Dan Black at dblack@londonderry.org for the Microsoft Teams Invite. In person at 6A Kitty Hawk Landing, Suite 101, Londonderry, NH 03053 November…

The Planning Board will hear a conceptual proposal Wednesday 11/2/2022 to build more apartments at Woodmont Commons. Proposed: A 264 apartment unit community consisting of 11 three story residential buildings and associated amenities Link to the Planning Board agenda HERE The vision of Woodmont has changed over the years. From…

From the School DistrictLink to the school district website HERE Dear Londonderry, Last Thursday night, at the C3 Committee Meeting, the Kindergarten Committee shared a new video that shares the main points of the original Kindergarten Committee presentation from September and shortens it down a bit. We hope you take…

Is anyone else tired of the labeling? Both sides of the political aisle label the other to varying degrees. John Robinson, candidate for NH State Senate, clearly is not. If you choose not to support Robinson are you one of the ‘Crazies’? Are the ‘Crazies’ a problem in Londonderry or…

Op-ed written by Secretary of State David Scanlan10/28/2022 As we prepare for the upcoming November 8 General Election, it is important for voters to know that New Hampshire elections are conducted with many checks and balances. Our local election officials, moderators, clerks, supervisors of the checklist and selectpersons all have…