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Source: Londonderry Times

For almost a year, former Town Manager Shaun Mulholland was under investigation, following two anonymous complaints filed against him. The complete investigative reports can be found through the Londonderry Times Facebook page and on the Town of Londonderry website. The first complaint filed came on Jan. 6 “concerning the conduct” of Mulholland according to a press release issued last week. “The Town Council authorized an investigation,” the release stated. “Attorney Eric Maher was retained to conduct the investigation which was provided to the Town Council in June 2026.” While the investigation was completed in June, the report was not made public until last week. “On March 30, 2026, the Town of Londonderry received a second anonymous complaint concerning the conduct of then Town Manager Shaun Mulholland,” the release stated. “The Town Council authorized a second investigation.

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