From State Representative Kristin Perez Rep Kristine Perez My accomplishments of the most recent Term: I successfully sponsored and advanced legislation into law with bipartisan input and involvement at Committee level.  HB571 for education, HB 1620 for the environment, and HB 231 for student and employee protection. All directly for…

From the School District Dear Londonderry Parents and Community – There are a lot of questions we are getting around trying to understand the Tax Cap Question going to voters on November 3rd , 2026. We put together this quick video explanation, and a few graphics – to help everyone better…

From the School District Dear Londonderry Parents and Community – Below is a link to the final video newsletter we made for the Fall of 2026. As a follow up to yesterday’s video, this segment lays out the impact if 60% of the Londonderry voters support the Tax Cap Vote…

To be clear the TownUnderground Facebook Page does NOT HIDE comments, but some people have asked why the total number of comments on a Facebook Page may not equal the visible comments. There are 17 comments on the post below, why can’t I see 17 responses? A Facebook Page admin…

During the 10/19/2026 town council meeting Councilor Deb Paul addresses public claims made by a resident regarding municipal legal troubles and official grievances. Paul clarifies that the acting town manager confirmed no active complaints currently exist against her or colleague Dan Bouchard. Regarding a claim about twenty ongoing lawsuits, she…

During the 09/29/2026 CIP committee meeting, officials reviewed and revised capital improvement projects, focusing on equalizing annual costs and balancing upcoming expenditures to prevent tax spikes. Committee members strategically adjusted project timelines, such as delaying the DPW facility and high school renovations to avoid simultaneous bond impacts. They also synchronized…

During the 10/19/2026 town council meeting, multiple local residents voiced intense frustration regarding recent controversial decisions made by the majority faction of council members. Speakers expressed outrage over the sudden firing of the town manager, unauthorized legal expenses, and the temporary disabling of the meeting’s broadcast feed, which many condemned…

During the 10/19/2026 town council meeting, Councilor Dan Bouchard strongly criticized Chairman Ron Dunn for practicing poor communication and excluding members from important municipal matters. He pointed out that critical updates—such as a former manager’s lawsuit and a weekly financial stipend for the acting manager—were learned through a local newspaper…

Londonderry Planning Board public hearing regarding the town’s 2028–2033 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). Key Highlights from the Meeting: During the meeting, the main concerns raised about the proposed Public Works (DPW) facility centered on three main areas:

Press ReleaseFor Immediate ReleaseDate: October 22, 2026 ContactMichael S. Garrity,Director of Communications(603) 931-9375 | michael.s.garrity@doj.nh.govSean R. Locke, Senior Assistant Attorney General(866) 868-3703 | Sean.R.Locke@doj.nh.govPatricia L. Benner, Attorney, Election Law Unit(866) 868-3703 | Patricia.L.Benner@doj.nh.gov Electioneering Guidance for School Districts for the November 3, 2026 General Election Concord, NH – Attorney General…

10/16/2026 Planning Board meeting that addresses several municipal matters, including the review of a sewer pump station agreement for a warehouse project, a minor site plan amendment for a gas station to improve traffic flow, and a subdivision application for residential lots. Additionally, the board debates the adoption of the…

From the Derry NewsBy Angelina Berubeaberube@northofboston.comOct 22, 2026 LONDONDERRY — The ex-town manager is suing the town over claims the Town Council violated both his contract and the town’s charter when he was terminated three weeks ago. The civil complaint was filed in Rockingham Superior Court by former Town Manager…

During the 10/19/2026 Town Council meeting, residents and council members debated various municipal issues, including budget oversight, legal expenses, stormwater management, and the firing of the town manager. Key presentations covered fiscal year results, upcoming warrant articles, and compliance with environmental regulations. Public comments frequently criticized certain council members for…

From the School DistrictBy Amity Small on October 15, 2026 Dear Londonderry Parents and Community – Below is the second part of my Fall 2026 Superintendent Video Newsletter focused on Student Absences. As a school system this year, we are doing things a little differently when it comes to students’…

From the School DistrictBy Amity Small on October 14, 2026 Good Morning Londonderry, Families and Community! Below is a link to my first Video Newsletter of this 2026-27 School Year. This video is focused on my “Academic Update” for the School District. We have shared a lot over the last…

Acting Town Manager, Kim Bernard discovered a controversial setup where town council emails sent to the group page were secretly blind copied to administration and staff. Believing this practice violated public trust and citizen privacy without proper consent, Bernard immediately eliminated the routing system. While councilor Bouchard and Paul worried…

From Shaun Mulholland in Response to comments made by Acting Town Manager Kim Bernard at the 10/5/2026 Town Council Meeting October 15, 2026 Allegations that emails sent to the “Town Council” group email were secretly blind copied to members of Town staff are simply not accurate. There has been a…

From the Derry News: By Bill Cooper Correspondent10/15/2026 LONDONDERRY — The bitter dispute over the firing of Town Manager Shaun Mulholland erupted again at the Oct. 5 Town Council meeting, with Councilor Dan Bouchard challenging the legality of the dismissal and accusing three fellow councilors of circumventing town procedures. The…

From the Union Leader Zachary Marano10/14/2026 Former Town Manager Shaun Mulholland sued Londonderry Wednesday, alleging his Sept. 21 termination violated his rights. Mulholland was removed from his position by the Town Council about three weeks ago following months of tension between him and some elected officials. Ben King, the attorney…

From the Derry News: By Zach Laird InDepthNH.org10/15/2026 LONDONDERRY, — Drama and secrecy go handin- hand in Londonderry Town Council meetings lately, as the public has still not been given any more information about the sudden firing of Town Manager Shaun Mulholland. Mulholland was officially terminated as the Town Manager…