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PODCAST: Police Station Project Financial Impact with Nicole McGee and Roy Sorenson | What’s Up Salem? #21

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Joe Devine and Ross Moldoff talk with Salem NH Finance Director Nicole McGee and Municipal Services Director Roy Sorenson about how the Town plans to finance the new Police Station if passed by Salem voters. The Town of Salem is proposing a $38.6 million dollar Warrant Article (#8) for the construction of a new Police Station.

More information on the project is available at https://salemnh.gov/newpolicestation

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