Edit: 11/14/2026. A resident in the audience has corrected me stating the woman leaving said ‘You better not follow me out’ and not ‘follow me home’. Either way the language is similar. Why would this woman be concerned that I would follow her into the lobby? Also corrected the date…

Here is a summary of the major topics discussed in the meeting:

A new page to collect information regarding the Town and School District FY2028 budgets Budget Season 2026-27 Information Page

11/7/2026 Londonderry Town Council and budget committee presentation covering fiscal year revenue forecasts, warrant articles, and departmental funding requests. Town officials outline the proposed FY28 budget alongside default budget increases, highlighting strategic allocations for police, fire, and public works operations. Department leaders present line-item justifications for staffing adjustments, facility maintenance,…

11/9/2026 town council meeting where officials and residents discussed municipal budgeting, employee compensation, department reports, and a development agreement with Procopio. Key topics included significant increases to the default budget, legal service expenses, IT infrastructure upgrades, and pavement condition assessments. Citizens and council members debated specific issues such as impact…

According to the Town calendar there is a Budget Committee tonight, 11/10/2026, at 6:30 PM. There is no published agenda.

11/9/2022 – A massive legal invoice exceeding $125,000. Councilor Dan Bouchard during public comment session strongly objects to settling the debt because nearly $30,000 of the charges have been heavily redacted. Concerns are raised regarding transparency, particularly since an individual named Chris authorized the secrecy while simultaneously releasing an unredacted…

This video is a recording of a Londonderry Town Council public hearing regarding the Stokes Road Bridge Project. Here is a quick summary of what is covered in the video: During the public hearing, several key safety risks were raised regarding the potential closure or removal of the Stokes Road…

Londonderry Town Council Meeting Monday, November 9, 2026, 6 p.m., Moose Hill Council Chambers A. CALL TO ORDER B. PUBLIC COMMENT C. BOARD APPOINTMENTS & REAPPOINTMENTS D. PUBLIC HEARING – None E. NEW BUSINESS F. OLD BUSINESS F. APPROVAL OF CONSENT ITEMS G. OTHER BUSINESS I. PUBLIC COMMENT J. NON-PUBLIC SESSION…

11/2/2026 – Town Council meeting addressing an off-site improvement agreement with the developer Procopia regarding multiple residential projects, including cottage-style homes and condominiums on Pillsbury Road. Town staff explains that traffic studies necessitate specific infrastructure enhancements—such as a new left-turn lane and intersection upgrades—alongside a financial contribution and easements in…

Chris PaulNovember 7, 2026Front Page, Londonderry, News Former Londonderry Town Manager Shaun Mulholland is challenging the findings of an investigative report that played a key role in his dismissal, arguing that the investigation was flawed, important information was omitted and members of the Town Council had already taken steps to…

11/2/2026 – Councilor Dan Bouchard fiercely criticizes the Chairman Ron Dunn’s leadership, accusing him of overstepping his official authority and violating local governance rules. Bouchard highlights several alleged infractions, including unauthorized financial compensation given to the acting town manager and police chief, as well as deceptive practices regarding closed-door legal…

11/2/2026 – The Londonderry Department of Public Works is actively developing a comprehensive master plan to construct a modern, efficient facility by April 2028 that will resolve severe safety hazards and protect millions of dollars in equipment currently left exposed to harsh weather. To achieve this, the town has partnered…

11/2/2026 – Town Council meeting where officials addressed significant community concerns, including local infrastructure projects like the Stokes Road Bridge. Residents and the fire department voiced safety and emergency access worries regarding potential bridge closures, prompting discussions on alternative engineering solutions and future state road realignments. Additionally, the session covered…

11/2/2026 – In a public address addressing the controversial dismissal of the former town manager, Councilor Ted Combes defends his conduct regarding allegations made against him. Emphasizing that he adhered to proper legal channels rather than seeking media attention, Combes expresses relief over his complete exoneration in a recently published…

11/2/2026 – Town Councilor Shawn Faber addresses the public regarding the conclusion of a comprehensive independent investigation into the former town manager. The inquiry officially confirmed allegations of workplace bullying, intimidation, and severe abuse of power directed at municipal employees. Faber expresses deep gratitude to the brave whistleblowers who risked…

Saturday, November 07, 2026 FY 2028 Initial Budget Presentation: Town Council & Budget Committee Presented by Town Manager & Town Departments10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. – Town Manager Highlight/Overview10:45 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. – Questions/Comments11:15 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. – Police Budget (& Airport/Detail Revolving)12:00 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. –…

Clarifying a post from yesterday Londonderry General Election Results, 11/3/2026 Senator Carson lost in Londonderry only. Carson Represents Londonderry, Hudson, and Auburn. When the results were posted last night I only had vote counts from Auburn and Londonderry. Hudson’s vote count and the total votes were listed as $$$ ….

Below are the Preliminary Londonderry General Election results for November 3, 2026. Winners are listed in BOLD Ballot count: 12,579, Includes 751 new registrations Edit: 11/4/2026 Added Hudson votes for State Senate. Sharon Carson retained here seat New Hampshire Governor – Choose 1 Candidate Party Incumbent Londonderry Votes State Total…

From the Union Leader A new report links Shaun Mulholland’s firing to Londonderry’s IT merger, a police employee’s resignation and disputes over pay as the town prepares to disclose legal costs. Zachary MaranoUnion Leader Staff11/2/2026 Many of the Londonderry Town Council’s reasons for firing former Town Manager Shaun Mulholland go…