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WATCH: Public Safety Committee – 2/15/23

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Matt Wyatt

VIDEO: Public Safety Committee – 2/15/23. Agenda items included: Public Input, Oak Street-Sign, Intersection of Summer and Columbus – request to change Push Button, Salmon Falls Road Noise Abatement Signs, Flashing Lights and Raised Table Policy Discussion, and Other.

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Public Meetings are broadcast live on Comcast Channel 22 and Breezeline (formerly Atlantic Broadband) Channel 26. Broadcasts are also available on demand. Visit www.rochesternh.gov to see Minutes and Agendas or to learn more about public input options.

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