Police Station Survey, with UNH Survey Center, Emailing to Readers Today

As a Franklin Observer reader, on you are invited to participate in an online survey about the new police state question here in Franklin. The University of New Hampshire Survey Center is conducting the survey on behalf of the Franklin Observer. Most Franklin-based subscribers should receive your invitation in your email inbox on Thursday morning. If you do not see your invitation by Thursday afternoon, please check your spam, bulk, or promotions folder in your email. If you are still unable to find your invitation, please contact Project Director Sean McKinley (sean.mckinley@unh.edu). 

The link you receive is your personal link and may only be used once; please do not forward it to anyone else. If you have any general questions or concerns, please contact Franklin Observer Editor Alan Earls (alan.r.earls@gmail.com). We appreciate your participation so that we can find out what our readers think about this important topic.

The survey is being administered by the University of New Hampshire
Survey Center on behalf of the Franklin Observer. If you have any
questions, please contact Franklin Observer Editor Alan Earls
(alan.r.earls@gmail.com). If you have any technical problems
completing the survey, please contact Project Director Sean McKinley (sean.mckinley@unh.edu) at the UNH Survey Center.

For Background

Some of our recent coverage on the topic.
Police Station Decisions Still Pending (Part 1) [

Police Station Decisions Still Pending (Part 2)

Here are the links to earlier coverage:

#1--Decision
Time on $40 Million Police Station; Part 1 (an overview of work on
the project so far)

#2-- Decision
Time on $40 Million Police Station; Part 2 (A look at how other towns
have handled police station projects)

#3
--Decision
Time on $40 Million Police Station; Part 3 (A comparison of possible
station locations)

#4 -- Decision
Decision Time on $40 Million Police Station; Part 4, the SURVEY