NJ-American Planning Association seeks community feedback on health, quality-of-life, and planning priorities

From American Planning Association New Jersey (APANJ).

NJ-American Planning Association seeks community feedback on health, quality-of-life, and planning priorities across several municipalities in an online survey. Responses will inform planning policies, programs, and investments to improve health equity outcomes in Flemington, Freehold, Hamilton, Holland, Middletown, Montclair, Newton, Passaic, South Bound Brook, and Union. The survey is part of a Plan4HealthNJ grant, which is a statewide initiative led by NJ-American Planning Association. It is available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Haitian Creole, among others.

From American Planning Association New Jersey (APANJ).

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