Community Health & Environment

NEWRA’s Parks Survey Now Online

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments Off on NEWRA’s Parks Survey Now Online

NEWRA’s Parks & Open Spaces Committee is asking residents to fill out a survey regarding the needs and priorities of our neighborhood parks and other open spaces.

The survey can now be filled out online at http://newra.org/parksurvey.html.

The online survey is exactly the same as the previously distributed written version. There is no need to fill out the survey again if you have already submitted the written version.

Reminder: There is a Parks & Open Spaces Committee meeting on Wednesday, April 28th at the Nazzaro Center (30 N. Bennet St.) at 7:00 pm. All are welcome.

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Inspectional Services Head Expediting Building Permits (Video)

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Flooding & Climate Change Readiness – Seeking Data and Information

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