This transcript details a Londonderry Town Council meeting held on May 4, 2026, where officials recognized Municipal Clerk’s Week and introduced new police department hires. Public comments revealed significant local tensions regarding unresolved veteran tax credits, delayed car registrations, and the high costs of mold remediation at the town library. The Arts Council presented a positive preview of the…

Public information session and public hearing regarding standard permit applications submitted by PurposeEnergy – Londonderry, LLC and Recycleworks – Londonderry, LLC. The session will take place on May 11 from 5:45 PM to 10:00 PM in the Moose Hill Council Chambers, with an option to attend online.  To attend remotely,…

Leach Library Prepares for Summer Reading While Building Improvements Continue With the Town’s support, the Leach Library continues to make steady progress on important building improvements and remediation efforts at its facility located at 276 Mammoth Road. To allow this work to be completed safely and thoroughly, the building is…

The Financial Ad Hoc Committee of the Leach Library Board of Trustees will be held onWednesday, May 6, 2026, at 7:00 PM in the Sunnycrest Conference Room atLondonderry Town Hall, 268B Mammoth Road, Londonderry NH. The meeting will berecorded for later viewing on the Londonderry NH Government Access YouTubeChannel. 1….

268B Mammoth Road – Moose Hill Conference RoomAGENDAMay 13, 20267:00 PM I. Call To Order II. Administrative Board WorkA. Approval of MinutesB. Regional Impact DeterminationsC. Discussions with Town Staff III. New Plans/Conceptual PlansA. Conceptual non-binding discussion for a Planned Unit Development (PUD) mixed usedevelopment including 1,028 residential units and approximately…

The Londonderry Conservation Commission met on April 28, 2026, to evaluate two major infrastructure and development projects affecting local natural resources. First, Granite Engineering presented a proposal for an eight-lot residential subdivision at 90 Wally Hill Road, which sparked concerns regarding long driveways and potential permanent impacts on wetland buffers. Commission members expressed skepticism about the feasibility…

The Leech Library Board of Trustees met in April 2026 to address critical administrative and structural challenges following a period of building damage and community transition. A primary focus was the financial oversight and the establishment of an ad hoc budget committee to refine internal controls and transparency regarding private donations. The board also reviewed extensive HVAC…

5/4/2026 contentious Town Council discussion regarding Chairman Dunn’s decision to not move forward with a proposal to regulate how officials access legal services. Councilor Paul and Bouchard express frustration over rising legal costs and the decision to table a policy intended to limit unauthorized spending. The town manager explains that the measure was designed to stop individual counselors from…

At the 5/4/2026 Town Council Meeting the acting library director recently presented an urgent request for $94,518 in emergency funding to address critical infrastructure failures and hygiene concerns. These funds are designated for mold remediation, replacing moisture-trapping carpets with vinyl, and repairing two significant roof leaks discovered during recent inspections. Due to legal delays and…

Under Old Business at the 5/4/2026 Town Council meeting the Council will discuss and schedule a Public Hearing to adopt a revised ethics code. Discuss and schedule a public hearing for May 18, 2026 regarding the proposed revision to the Municipal Code, repealing Title I, Chapter XXIX, and adopting Chapter…

Community listening session regarding the future of the Reverend Morrison Meeting House in Londonderry, New Hampshire. Local officials and residents discuss the building’s deteriorating structural state, specifically addressing concerns like mold, failing systems, and floor instability. Following the failure of recent funding measures, the town is seeking alternative preservation strategies, including applying for historic registries, seeking grants,…

Tuesday, May 5, 20267:00 PMMoose Hill Conference Room – Londonderry Town Hall I. Call to Order II. Pledge of Allegiance III. Public Comment IV. Administrative Board Worka. Approval of Minutes V. Town Staff Reporta. Report on Strategic Plan for Utility Committeeb. Progress on St. Gobain constructionc. Woodmont VI. Sub-Committee Discussionsa….

The meeting of the Londonderry School Board will be held on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, at 7:00 PM in the Library at Londonderry High School, 295 Mammoth Road, Londonderry, NH. The meeting will also be broadcast on local Cable Access Ch. 8 as well as the District’s YouTube Channel. 1….

Londonderry Housing and Redevelopment Authority (LHRA)AGENDAMay 4, 20266:30PMI Call to OrderII AdministrativeA Reading and Approval of MinutesIII Old BusinessA AuditsB Enterprise (NP)C Harvey (NP)IV Financial ReportA FinancialsV New BusinessVI Adjournment

Londonderry Town Council Meeting Monday, May 4, 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 F. OLD BUSINESS G. APPROVAL OF CONSENT ITEMS H. OTHER BUSINESS I. PUBLIC COMMENT J. NON-PUBLIC SESSION K. ADJOURNMENT…

June 2 is the deadline to make any changes to your party affiliation before the State Primary Election in September.  Not sure which party you’re currently registered with? Contact Kristin Grages at kgrages@londonderrynh.gov or 603-432-1100 ext. 120 for assistance. View it on website

Changes to NH election law now require the removal of voters who have been inactive for 5 years or more.  Voters who have not voted since April 2, 2021 must re-register to vote to remain on the voter checklist.  Letters will be going out on Friday, May 1 to inactive…

Update 4/29/2026: Time changed from 6 to 7:00 PM. Added document Town of Londonderry Planning Board268B Mammoth Road – Moose Hill Conference RoomAGENDAMay 6, 20267:00 PM I. Call To Order II. Administrative Board WorkA. Approval of MinutesB. Regional Impact DeterminationsC. Discussions with Town Staff III. New Plans/Conceptual PlansA. Public hearing…

Town Council Chairman Ron Dunn addresses the growing challenges and complaints surrounding the use of online platforms. Due to a surge in electronic correspondence regarding these digital complications, Dunn announces a plan to implement formal social media instruction. This mandatory training is designed specifically for elected officials to help them…