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WATCH: New Police Station Public Informational Meeting #1 A Success!

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Town of Salem, NH

Salem’s first Public Information Meeting on Thursday, January 18th was a huge success! Over 100 people showed up to learn more information about the proposed new Police Station Project.

The community was able to hear from the Police Chief, the Municipal Services Director, multiple Town Councilors, the Owner’s Project Manager, and the Architect regarding the history, background, need, cost breakdown, and other elements of the project. An engaging Q&A session was held at the end of the meeting!

The meeting was recorded and is available to view by clicking the video link above or by visiting this link:  http://salem.cablecast.tv/CablecastPublicSite/show/17215?site=2

To find out more information about the police station project, please visit: SalemNH.gov/NewPoliceStation

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