Politics & Government
Chatham Residents Urged To Take Borough Survey: What To Know
Chatham Borough is seeking feedback on local services and improvements through a resident survey. Here's how to participate.
CHATHAM, NJ — Chatham Borough residents have an opportunity to tell local officials what needs improvement before an upcoming survey deadline.
The borough is inviting residents to complete its 2026 Resident Survey by Sunday, Nov. 15.
The survey asks residents to provide feedback about municipal services, community priorities and areas needing improvement.
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Responses will help the mayor and Borough Council determine what is working and where changes may be needed.
"We want to hear directly from our residents about what matters most to them," Mayor Carolyn Dempsey said.
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“Community feedback helps us make better decisions, improve the services we provide, and make sure our priorities reflect the needs of Chatham residents," Dempsey added.
Residents can access the survey online through the borough's website.
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