LONDONDERRY — The town of Londonderry last week released two reports outlining the results of investigations of its ousted town manager.
The Town Council voted to disclose the reports on the investigations regarding allegations made against former Town Manager Shaun Mulholland during a recent meeting. The findings, including a 423-page report, are available on the town’s website.
In January, Londonderry officials received an anonymous complaint concerning Mulholland’s conduct. On March 30, the town received another complaint of the same nature, according to a news release posted Wednesday.
The council authorized investigations into both complaints. The first investigation from the January complaint was conducted by attorney Eric Maher and provided to the council in June. The second investigation was conducted by attorney Christopher Vrountas and returned to the council in October.
Vrountas’ report is more than 400 pages long, detailing conversations made between Mulholland and other town employees as well as summaries of the interviews with many staff.
His report concerned the investigation of the anonymous March complaint regarding allegations that included how Mulholland “created...

