At its April 7 meeting, the Londonderry Utilities Committee received an update from Administrative Services Director Kirsten Hildonen on the recently approved settlement between the Town of Londonderry and Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics regarding PFAS contamination. The agreement, she emphasized, works…
At its Jan. 6 meeting, the Utilities Committee received an update on the High Range Road water extension, specifically regarding whether new water connections might impact the assessed value of homes included in the project. Members had previously expressed concern…
In a recent meeting, the Town Council engaged in a detailed discussion about how much of the town’s Unassigned Fund Balance (UFB) should be used to help reduce the 2025 property tax rate – a decision that could impact both…
In an effort to fund upcoming water projects, Town Manager Shaun Mulholland presented a proposal at the Monday night, Oct. 20, Town Council meeting to create a warrant article establishing a Water Capital Reserve Fund.“The Town has multiple locations where…
Town Manager, Mike Malaguti, held an informal Town Hall at the Leach Library on July 16 to update residents on ongoing initiatives in Londonderry.It was the second session overseen by Malaguti.“A lot of the opportunity we have to interact with…
The Londonderry Utilities Committee met on March 5 to discuss the continuing water situation people in town are facing.Hoping for aid from state officials, Town Manager, Mike Malaguti, praised efforts by members of the Utilities Committee and town residents for…
Submitted by Gabe Crognale In a welcome relief to many NH communities, the NH Congressional Delegation welcomed over $55 Million in funds for drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure upgrades in a Press Release dated Feb. 21. The funding for…
A water infrastructure warrant article was amended during the Feb. 10 Town Deliberative Session.It was explained previously by Town Manager, Mike Malaguti, that Saint-Gobain has certain obligations to replace the water infrastructure within the consent decree area, however, the town…
The Utilities Committee came together for its December meeting to discuss an update to their water subcommittee, which was tasked with coming up with a plan to keep Londonderry residents informed on some of the many water-related issues that have…
By Paul Conyers Pennichuck Chief Engineer, John Boisvert, gave a presentation to the Utilities Committee on Sept. 5 to update the town on a proposed expansion of the town water system. The ambitious project came in the aftermath of Saint-Gobain’s…
