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New Canaan commission votes to mail roughly 8,400 postcards to solicit charter input
Summary
The Charter Revision Commission voted Feb. 24 to send a postcard containing a QR code to about 8,400 New Canaan households to gather public input on proposed charter revisions; the move followed debate over timing, cost and a previously restricted email list.
The Town of New Canaan Charter Revision Commission voted Feb. 24 to authorize mailing a postcard to roughly 8,400 household addresses to solicit public input on proposed charter changes.
Commissioner Jennifer Jamieson, who researched vendors and mailing lists, told the commission the mailing list was reduced from 14,803 active voters to about 8,393 households by combining shared-address registrations. She presented two vendor quotes that included printing and first-class postage: Minuteman quoted approximately $6,587 and G Way of Norwalk quoted $4,308.92. Jamieson said the card would include a QR code…
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