Dear The Connecticut State House, The Connecticut State Senate, Governor Dan Malloy, The United StatesHouse of Representatives, and The United States Senate,

We are pleased to present you with this petition affirming this statement:

"Prevent the new state police firing range from coming to Hampton, CT. Sign the petition, let yourvoice be heard."

Attached is a list of individuals who have added their names to this petition, as well as additional commentswritten by the petition signers themselves.

Sincerely,Barbara Reggio-Brown

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Alexa CascioEast hampton, CT 06424Apr 24, 2016

Lynn SpelmanChaplin, CT 06235Apr 24, 2016

V Jean SforzaHampton, CT 06247Apr 24, 2016

Hampton has no industry. People choose to live here because of the quiet and isolation. Your gun range willcause many to consider living else where. This town does not need the impact of increased traffic and noise.

John BemisHampton, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

We don't need the noise!

dave mcnickleHampton, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

WE DON'T WANT IT

david wolmerHampton, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

NO GUN RANGE!!!!!!!!!!

Karen WolmerHampton, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

My daughter and her family live in Hampton and I don't want them to be subjected to this invasive firingrange.

Pamela FalconeEast Hartford g, CT 06118Apr 23, 2016

No! Just no. A round the clock gun range? Are you serious? Put it in Hartford, they'll never know thedifference.

Patrick Ruffo

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Hampton, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

Michael SlaterHampton, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

Cheryl A. StadigPutnam, CT 06260-0284Apr 23, 2016

I invested in a home in the Quiet Corner and do not want to have my life ruined by the proximity to a firingrange! Keep the Quiet Corner quiet and safe for rural residential occupants and animals!

William CarpenterHampton, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

The gun range would completely ruin my family's ability to enjoy our home and property, would negativelyimpact wildlife and would have severe, negative, financial impact upon us in the form of lowered propertyvalue. NO GUN RANGE IN HAMPTON OR ANYWHERE IN THE QUIET CORNER!

Kathleen CarpenterHampton, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

The state of CT should really consider a location that will not effect home values, the creation of noisepollution and have negative impact on the environment and its natural surroundings. It should rethink thisextravagant expenditure at a time of fiscal instability. Why, when there is already an existing facility that iscentrally located, must the state try to force this type of a facility on towns that clearly don't want it onnumerous levels. Just update the existing facility and be done with it!

Stephen P. DunnHampton, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

NO POLICE FIRING RANGE IN HAMPTON The noise would severely damage the town.

Pete LukawiczHampton, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

I grew up in Hampton and still consider it home. I have family & friends who live there. It is a beautiful andquiet town. Please keep it that way!

JenniferCoventry, CT 06238Apr 23, 2016

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No gun range!!

Rodrick fontaineHampton, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

HeatherEast granby, CT 06026Apr 23, 2016

TALHAMPTON, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

Stephanie LassenHampton, CT 06247Apr 23, 2016

KathyStafford, CT 06076Apr 23, 2016

NO GUN RANGE!!!!

Tracey DunnHampton, CT 06247Apr 22, 2016

Pete millerscotland, CT 06264Apr 22, 2016

jeffrey leohampton, CT 06247Apr 22, 2016

What is proposed is a very extensive facility and it does not belong in a residentially zoned area. Hampton isnot the place for a paramilitary facility. It would make Hampton a potential target for violence. It is alsotroubling to wonder how the state this proposal when there is such a budget deficit and on-going layoffs. Istrongly oppose Hampton as a site for the State Police Training Facility.

Linda BatesHampton, CT 06247Apr 22, 2016

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My parents reside at 280 windham rd. I grew up in Hampton and was looking forward to inheriting theproperty. Please consider avoiding destroying this safe haven for humans and animals.

Carey CrawfordSummerfield, FL 34491Apr 22, 2016

BrendatblnchardGeismar, LA 70734Apr 22, 2016

Jane KatzWeston, MA 02493Apr 22, 2016

Keep the Quiet Corner quiet!

Wayland LeonardDanielson, CT 06239Apr 22, 2016

Put the gun range in a city somewhere where its already noisy.

Daniel AdamsMansfield Center, CT 06250Apr 22, 2016

Deanna KingHampton, CT 06247Apr 22, 2016

Use the East Haven Facility.

IanHampton, CT 06247Apr 22, 2016

sharon balloubeaufort, NC 28516Apr 22, 2016

Use existing facility in New Haven. Don't waste tax dollars on unwanted new firing range.

Richard D. BrownHampton, CT 06247Apr 22, 2016

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QUIENT CORNER... THAT WHAT I MOVED HERE FOR, NOT NOISE !! PEACE AND QUIET...THATS WHAT I PAY THE BIGGER TAXES FOR!!! IF I WANTED BUSY AND NOISE I WOULD LIVEIN THE CITY!!!! NO GUN RANGE IN OUR PEACEFUL TRANQUIL HOME OF BIRDS, HORSES,WETLANDS , MULTI WILDLIFE !!!

LINDA Q. PELLETIERHAMPTON, CT 06247Apr 22, 2016

As a owner of animals who get upset with gun shots and myself who love the quiet of my hometown , pleaseno gun range in Hampton !!!!

julia M GrenierHampton, CT 06247Apr 22, 2016

Glenyth TatroCanterbury, CT 06331Apr 22, 2016

We love this area the way it is . QUIET

Nancy TatroCanterbury, CT 06331Apr 22, 2016

Eileen BlanchardHampton, CT 06247Apr 22, 2016

We don't want this in our town. We want our children to hear nature, not gunfire.

Yancey BlanchardHampton, CT 06247Apr 22, 2016

Marilyn ButlerWorcester, MA 01602Apr 21, 2016

CHANDLER JOHNSONHAMPTON, CT 06247Apr 21, 2016

FeiwenMansfield, CT 06250Apr 21, 2016

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Jennifer ChisholmHampton, CT 06247Apr 21, 2016

The noise will destroy quality of life for residents.

Wendy CurryGlastonbury, CT 06033Apr 21, 2016

This will destroy quality of life and property values if it is allowed in. Noise and congestion. I pay a boatloadof money here each year in taxes for peace, quiet and privacy. KEEP IT OUT!!!

Jeff CurryHampton, CT 06247Apr 21, 2016

Charlene RandallAbilene, TX 79602Apr 21, 2016

Agnes CurryHampton, CT 06247Apr 21, 2016

I am against the installation of a State Police Firearms Training Facility in the town of Hampton because it isnot a fair deal for us. The revenue to the town, in the form of taxes (or the equivalent), is small relative to thevalue of the facility and the town will not receive any revenue from the other law enforcement “partners” whowill be sharing the facility. Furthermore, because the State is exempt from the zoning regulations in this town,I believe that they will not be compelled to be a good member of this community. The scope of the facility isalso much larger than I had originally anticipated, and it now seems too large to comfortably fit in here. As theState’s goal is to find a site “in relatively remote areas, far away from critical infrastructure”, it is apparentthat they would rather just ignore us. I suggest that they look farther down the road.

Stewart ChuteHampton, CT 06247Apr 21, 2016

my nieces are my favorite things in the world I want them growing up in a peaceful quiet neighborhood theydeserve that and I don't want anything to happen to them on purpose or accident

Andrew David Bennettlisbon, CT 06351Apr 21, 2016

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There is no need to create this facility in this area. Why ruin our property values any more? We're expected tolisten to this every summer?!?! One more example of legislators dismissing the state east of the ConnecticutRiver.

Robert LindellHampton, CT 06247Apr 21, 2016

We are called "The Quiet Corner" exactly for the peace and quiet of this area. I cannot begin to truly fathomthe affect of hearing gunshots all day long, 5 days per week, will have on myself and my family - to saynothing of potential harm to wildlife and wetland from lead contamination. I do not want to be reminded ofguns/police/violence 20 days per month in my home. NO gun range.

Kim LindellHampton, CT 06247Apr 21, 2016

Ralph SomesPomfret Center, CT 06259Apr 21, 2016

PRESERVE OUR PEACE!!!

Philip RicardHampton, CT 06247Apr 21, 2016

Preserve our peace! Keep the gun range out of Hampton!

Deborah RicardHampton, CT 06247Apr 21, 2016

Keep this OUT OF HAMPTON!

Justin BlanchetteHampton, CT 06247Apr 21, 2016

This range is incompatible with Hampton residents' desire to enjoy the peaceful solitude of their beautifultown

Dale MayHampton, CT 06247Apr 21, 2016

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I grew up in Hampton and my parents still live there. A gun range will destroy the quite small town ofHampton. Find another place.

Matthew QuinnWoodstock, CT 06281Apr 21, 2016

Landon hallHampton, CT 06247Apr 21, 2016

I'm not against gun ranges or dislike the State Police, I just don't think Hampton would be the appropriatearea. Its too quiet and rural. Bozrah or somewhere conveniantly closer to their station would be nice. I just feelthat a gun range in Hampton would effect the wildlife so drastically that residents would begin to have animalissues in their own back yards

Amber YoderNorwich, CT 06360Apr 20, 2016

Kathleen HaragheyHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

Shannen haragheyHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

Heather RichardsonThompson, CT 06277Apr 20, 2016

Gloria WilliamsNorwich, CT 06360Apr 20, 2016

I am in Hampton on a weekly basis and have many friends there. It is a beautiful, safe, charming NewEngland town and it is part of the QUIET corner and it needs to stay that way.

Pat SaleWest Hartford, CT 06107Apr 20, 2016

Ann FolanN. Windham, CT 06256Apr 20, 2016

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QUIET CORNER.... GET IT ??? WE LIKE THIS WAY,,, WE CAME HERE FOR THE QUIET ANDTRANQUILLITY, NOT GUN SHOTS AND SOUNDS OF A WAR ZONE!!!! OH, BY THE WAY YOUCAN NOT BUY EITHER A SANDWICH OR A CUP OF COFFEE IN HAMPTON !!!!!

ANDREA L. QUINTANAHAMPTON, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

Elizabeth PaineHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

Shu-Fang chiMansfield center, CT 06250Apr 20, 2016

No gun range in Hampton!

Cindy PalmerHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

No gun range here! Pollution control and noise control too!

Jesse Mayo Jrputnam, CT 06260Apr 20, 2016

I believe that any gun range, especially out of doors, will undoubtedly effect everyone, perhaps even a fewmiles away from said shooting range. It's a bad idea to even think of putting such a facility in our small townof Hampton. We need our peace of mind and quiet place of residence.

Laurence J VertefeuilleHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

John OBrienHampton, CT 06247-1414Apr 20, 2016

Leave the quiet corner quiet!

Julie LacasseHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

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There is too much to consider for safety for environment and human health too. Noise pollution etc.

Patricia J MayoPutnam, CT 06260Apr 20, 2016

Jennifer HayeMansfield, CT 06250Apr 20, 2016

Chester LapilaHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

nothing in it for us but noise pollution and a bunch of cops.

Elmer SnyderHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

Kimberly PociusHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

KEEP OUR QUIET CORNER QUIET!!! Senator Guglielmo - PAY ATTENTION!! Keep this out of ourTown!!!! Jeffrey Beckham, Melody Currey, Dora Schriro, Jeffrey Bolton, State Representative DougDubitsky, U.S. Representative Joe Courtney - PAY ATTENTION - WE WILL FIGHT THIS WITHEVERYTHING WE CAN! DO NOT CONTINUE EVEN CONTEMPLATING THIS LOCATION, OR ANYLOCATION IN THE QUIET CORNER - IT'S NAMED THAT FOR A REASON - KEEP THIS ATROCITYOUT OF NOT JUST OUR TOWN, BUT THE ENTIRE QUIET CORNER!!!

MarleneHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

Jo-Ann PociusHAMPTON, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

Alfred EnglerHampton, CT 06247-0215Apr 20, 2016

I suppose the training center has to go somewhere, but it's unfortunate that the location is in the valley. Theacoustics are particularly bad there - any noise is going to echo.

David FreemanNew Milford, CT 06776

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Julie CinamiHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

Diane CoteWillimantic, CT 06226Apr 20, 2016

It makes no sense to locate one of the noisiest activities in Connecticut in one of the quietest places. Whichwould bother you more? Sitting quietly in your backyard when suddenly your neighbor sings "SweetCaroline" at the top of their lungs or hearing them do the same at a Red Sox game with thousands of otherfans? The greater the background noise, the less intrusive any particular noise becomes.

John TillinghastHampton, CT 06247-1417Apr 20, 2016

Sarah BodoHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

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Not in Hampton By Jamie Boss If there was ever a reason to object to the State of Connecticut building apolice shooting range in Hampton, the response of “Not in Hampton” seems most appropriate. Why? It seems,as small towns in the quiet corner go, we are unique. Had Norman Rockwell lived in Hampton, it would havebeen a gold mine of Americana for him to draw upon for artistic inspiration. There are farms, barns, horses,cows, tractors, hills, rock walls, churches with white steeples, Fourth of July parades with tractors taking theplace of floats, kids holding American flags and maple syrup. We even have the tree that was used on thedesign of the Connecticut Quarter. It is this mix of everything agrarian that separates us from practically allother Connecticut towns. It makes us irreplaceable on a statewide level. It is the things “NOT” found inHampton that sets us apart from our neighbors. Unlike most of our surrounding communities, our small townof some 2000 residents has a few things missing. By choice, over the years, our community forefathers keptthis town as close to its rural beginnings as possible. There are no stores, gas stations, strip malls, shoppingcenters, parking lot lights conflicting with our darkness, traffic lights or other amenities that practically all ofour surrounding communities have. This is a town that hackled when the design of the new school looked too“modern”. When you combine the two state parks with all other forms of open space, we have just about3,000 acres of open space in Hampton. In sharp contrast, our two business zones along route 6 are but a meresliver on the town map. Should the State build a 55,000 square foot facility with accommodations for pistol,rifle, shotguns and automatic weapons, our town would begin a very long road of change. Soon, someonewould open a coffee shop or snack shop to take advantage of the influx of troopers during the week. Havingparking lot that holds 125 cars is a very good indication of the States’ plans regardless of their claims oflimited use. First the coffee, then the gas station and then the tide of change slowly encroaches upon our town.All of the efforts of our previous elders and residents would begin to slowly erode until we become aBrooklyn or Chaplin or Pomfret or Ashford. By design, we are inherently different than these communitiessave, perhaps, Scotland. There are other reasons to object to the range. Personal ones like the houses thatborder the proposed property. The noise and disruption is a major concern for them. Then one thinks about thehorse riding school nearby and whether or not moms will want their kids to be so close to firearms and loudnoises. Loud noises make for jittery horses. The nearby cemeteries will also hear the sound of chattering gunfire during weekday burials. Initially, for the first five years or so, our property values could be affected.Taking in consideration the anti-shooting range hubbub from neighboring towns, should the facility land here,it would take quite awhile for the stigma to wear off. While the State promises “money for taxes”, I tend notto believe what Hartford politicians promise. How they can justify spending $7,000,000 in one shot to supporta mere 1,200 troopers. This amounts to $6,000 per trooper. Meanwhile, everything from hospitals to stateemployees are being affected with our present failing economy. (I fully understand they claimed a 6 milliondollar budget at the town meeting but the shooting range’s online website states a maximum of 7 million. Thetroopers also said there would be no automatic weapon training but when pushed they admitted there wouldbe. This usage of automatic weapons is also indicated on the website for the facility. The most remarkablestatement to come out of the meeting is when the troopers claimed that most of their automatic weapontraining would occur with the weapons set on a semi-automatic. This begs the question “why automatictraining” when the automatic function of the weapon is not in use. I get the sense that many of State Policestatements during the town meeting were down-playing the actual stated plans found online.) More to thepoint, our community is set apart from the world almost as if we were an Amish community. While we mightwear buttons, have zippers on our pants and have few women wearing hats to hide their hair, there is nodenying we intentionally set ourselves apart by our very conservative approach to business developmentwithin this town. Like it or not, Hampton is uniquely rural, even to the point of the residents paying higherproperty taxes as a result of the lack of commercial development with our boundaries. The signs along Route97 say it best….”Welcome to the Historic Village of Hampton”. Our state should see the unique value of ourcommunity and seek building a shooting range elsewhere.

Jamie BossHampton, CT 06247Apr 20, 2016

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Susan RovinskiChaplin, CT 06235Apr 20, 2016

Ridiculous use of this land. Make better plans!

Janice DarlingArlington, MA 02476Apr 20, 2016

Ira GesselArlington, MA 02476Apr 20, 2016

Barbara GottfriedCambridge, MA 02138Apr 20, 2016

MashaStorrs, CT 06268Apr 19, 2016

Johnhampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

Please allow us to keep our peace and quiet and do not sell out this last quiet corner of Connecticut which isnot polluted with lights and noise and traffic and commerce for the love of money.

MARY ELLEN KAVANAGHHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

Please don't destroy our neighborhoods with noise pollution

Michelle DalebHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

Keith LathropHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

Cindy GreeneHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

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Daniel PetersHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

To close for comfort

Lee Ann BoxallHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

Anna StevensDanielson, CT 06239Apr 19, 2016

J MitchellHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

Ellen PetersHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

Rachelle LathropHAMPTON, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

do not say yes to this gun range ,we don't need our propretys to be ruin

PATRICIA LAFLAMMEHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

NO GUN RANGE NO NO STOP RUIN OUR LIFE

Dennis LaflammeHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

Bob InmanHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

Jon StephensColumbia, CT 06237Apr 19, 2016

Raymond DuchesneauHampton, CT 06247

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Apr 19, 2016

This would really change the quality of life for a community. Something this loud should never be locatednear any human's home.

Erica GeorgeSomerville, MA 02143Apr 19, 2016

No gun range!

Julie BartonHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

CindyHampton, CT 06247Apr 19, 2016

SusanHampton, CT 06246Apr 18, 2016

Ian T KingHampton, CT 06247Apr 18, 2016

Henry GoldbergWinchester, MA 01890Apr 18, 2016

Please!! NO to a firing range in Ct's "quiet corner". People want the peace and bucolic nature of that area.Additionally, the impact on wildlife has not been addressed.

Dawn LabocUncasville, CT 06382Apr 18, 2016

Recently purchased a home in Hampton for the peacefulness of the area. This quiet residential town is NOTthe place for the State Police Training Facility.

Brenda DuchesneauKILLINGLY, CT 06239Apr 18, 2016

Martha CohenBelmont, MA 02478Apr 18, 2016

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Hampton is such a lovely quiet place--a refuge where Mother Nature allows all of us to recharge. How absurdto ruin it this way.. of COURSE there are other places to fire these million shots a year. NOT Hampton!

Helen SnivelyCambridge, MA 02139Apr 18, 2016

Christine GordonLenexa, KS 66215Apr 18, 2016

Tabitha PerkinsHampton, CT 06247Apr 18, 2016

Keep the gun range out of Hampton!

Holly McKercherMansfield Center, CT 06250Apr 18, 2016

Lela HenriHampton, CT 06247Apr 18, 2016

Maryan NewburyNew York, NY 10034Apr 18, 2016

No gun range!!

Timothy BurelleLenexa, KS 66215Apr 17, 2016

Deborah BartonHampton, CT 06247Apr 17, 2016

Brian QuinnSeattle, WA 98122Apr 17, 2016

Jodie SpragueTolland, CT 06084Apr 17, 2016

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Marian MatthewsAshford, CT 06278Apr 17, 2016

It'not just our livelihood being altered, it is our peace of mind, our ability to enjoy our entire surroundings.

Angelika HansenHampton, CT 06247Apr 17, 2016

Charles MccaughtryAshford, CT 06278Apr 17, 2016

Joan JohnsonHampton, CT 06247Apr 17, 2016

Penny NewburyHampton, CT 06247Apr 17, 2016

Sarah McDermottHampton, CT 06247Apr 17, 2016

Xuefeng CaoSTORRS, CT 06268Apr 17, 2016

Gwen HaalandAshford, CT 06278Apr 17, 2016

Robin ThompsonHampton, CT 06247Apr 17, 2016

Marcia KilpatrickHampton, CT 06247Apr 17, 2016

Wayne KilpatrickHampton, CT 06247Apr 17, 2016

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We don't want our livelihoods altered by this horrible event. Keep Hampton quiet! Preserve our peace!

Sarah BrownCanterbury, CT 06331Apr 17, 2016

No gun range in Hampton please.

Mary BrownCanterbury, CT 06331Apr 17, 2016

Michelle BrownCanterbury, CT 06331Apr 17, 2016

Laura HarakalyEastford, CT 06242Apr 16, 2016

Alex MartineauArlington, MA 02474Apr 16, 2016

Madeleine HutchinsHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

I vote no

Karen Brunnettpomfret, CT 06259Apr 16, 2016

Mary OliverHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

As a more than 30 year resident of Connecticut, I'm very sad to hear that this is a serious proposal for thatlovely, and quiet, corner of that beautiful state!

Mary O'ReillySt. Louis, MO, MO 63132Apr 16, 2016

Sean McclintockHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

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There are too many guns and too much noise in the Quiet Corner....do not let them put a firing range here...it'sbad enough already!

Mary Eliza KimballPomfret center, CT 06259Apr 16, 2016

Dayna McDermott ArriolaHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

We do not need such a facility in our rural quiet area. The area would not be the same. we do not support thisidea here.

Holly GrahamPomfret Center, CT 06259Apr 16, 2016

Lori MillerWillimantic, CT 06226Apr 16, 2016

Plese think before you act. We love to hike while in the area. We truly enjoy the peacefulness and tranquility.Hard to find that these days and you know it. Thanks for reconsidering.

Marilyn SholesSioux Falls, SD 57104Apr 16, 2016

Maria sangioloPomfret, CT 06259Apr 16, 2016

Louis ChateyAshford, CT 06278Apr 16, 2016

Megan perchMansfield depot, CT 06251Apr 16, 2016

Janet TottenHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

Robert TottenHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

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Dirk HansenWoodstock, CT 06282Apr 16, 2016

Glen NewcombeHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

Kathi NewcombeHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

Leslie LinkkilaChimacum, WA 98325Apr 16, 2016

We have a wildlife preserve and more than 25% park - don't ruin it. Don't spend tax dollars on a new rangewhen there already is a gun range in Simsbury

Perry MandanisHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

Save the tax money. Keep Hampton quiet in the Quiet Corner.

John RichHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

Nancy HoffmannWindham, CT 06280Apr 16, 2016

David Giordano-SteeceSlidell, LA 70469Apr 16, 2016

Kathie MoffittVernon, CT 06066Apr 16, 2016

Martha StammerThomaston, CT 06787Apr 16, 2016

Cortney ConnollyHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

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Rebecca DavenportHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

Jeanine PaullFletcher, NC 28732Apr 16, 2016

Benjamin WilterdinkHampton, CT 06247Apr 16, 2016

Erica BardanBrooklyn, CT 06234Apr 16, 2016

My family lives in this wonderful area and it would just ruin the atmosphere that we think of historic CTareas. Once the state takes this land for a gun range they can do anything that they want with it over time, andthe local residents will be ignored. It is contrary to the lifestyles in CT and especially this area. I know that theproperty values will decline, and I'm sure that it will make it much more difficult to attract new businesses andresidents into the area. I know that I would never even consider living in an area with a gun range, so imaginethe people who have already made this area their home. They've invested a lot in their homes, theircommunities and neighbors- only to have the state decide to ruin it . I personally know the effects of having atown drastically changed forever because on July 6,2013 our town had a train carrying fuel explode , killing47 people. Yes, it was lac- Megantic, Quebec. A town doesn't recover from huge changes like you areproposing, it will kill the kind of town that exists there now. I'm sure there can be another solution, and ,honestly, why do you need a gun range at all? If it is for training police , why not , first, only an indoor range,and on an already existing building that the police own. Just imagine this gun range on the street across fromwhere YOU live- imagine how it would affect your lives. So why force such a terrible situation in others? It isjust not needed in today's society where gun control is being more and more popular. It just doesn't fit withCT.

Meghan PlamondonLac-Mégantic, CanadaApr 16, 2016

Katherine CantinBoiling Springd, SC 29316Apr 16, 2016

james browneasthampton, MA 01027Apr 15, 2016

JessCanterbury, CT 06331Apr 15, 2016

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ThayneHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

A firing range does not belong in a quiet neighborhood.

susan lynchhampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Save our beautiful town!

Patrick SullivanCanterbury, CT 06331Apr 15, 2016

kellywaterbury, CT 06704Apr 15, 2016

EmilyNew Haven, CT 06511Apr 15, 2016

KristenElizabethtown, PA 17022Apr 15, 2016

Margaret RendlFairfield, CT 06824Apr 15, 2016

The presentation given by state at town mting. was not all truthful. Willington found out much more was to bedone at this facility. They also found that there would be little if any extra $ for the town, (Simsbury got all ofapprox. $6,000),that the lead level at the site would be damaging to the surrounding area.I hope our BOSconsiders recanting publicly the "information" that was in the Chronicle before the meeting was held andwaiting for the town's people to express any opinions of their own.

joann freemanhampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Michelle collinsHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Christopher labergeDanielson, CT 06239

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Apr 15, 2016

I would like to be able to sell my house one day and be able to sit in my backyard without listening to thenoise from the range. I live in the country for a reason.

Thayne HutchinsHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Cal DonnellycoltHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Kristopher lanoueHampton, CT 06295Apr 15, 2016

What, the CT state police don't already have a gun range? Stop spending tax dollars on dumb stuff.

Michael R. JonesOberlin, OH 44074Apr 15, 2016

Joyce HansenNorthampton, MA 01060Apr 15, 2016

This state needs to STOP being a bully. When hundreds are being laid off, this is nothing but a HUGE wasteof taxpayer dollars that will ruin the town of Hampton. We want to be known for our beautiful state forest andwalking trails, this proposal is an insult to all of us that make our home here!

Douglas MichaudHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

The previous petitioner put it very well. Read #201's pithy & thoughtful note and use it to gather morepetitioners! Thanks.

Irene Q. BrownHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

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Hampton residents understand, and are respectful of, the need for a training facility for our state troopers butpurchasing over 400 acres of pristine woodlands, ponds, streams and open space in a neighborhood in one ofthe quietest parts of the "Quiet Corner" for a 55,000 sq. ft., state-of-the-art firing range facility? It makes NOsense! There are logical options (i.e.) the National Guard facility in East Haven, CT -- far less costlymonetarily and far less costly than ruining lives , ecosystems and the character of one of the few townsremaining in Connecticut with no commercial businesses or traffic lights.

Annie WitheyHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Christine AlexanderDaphne, AL 36526Apr 15, 2016

Former long term resident. Town's too small and lovely and part of the "quiet corner"

TlinkkilaOrleans, MA 02653Apr 15, 2016

Sasha TeplyaevStorrs, CT 06268Apr 15, 2016

See Last green Valley heritage Corridor Land use Plan

Gay WagnerHAMPTON, CT, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Gail RuggieriHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Hampton is not the right place for this type of training facility. Preserve the rural character of this gloriouscommunity.

Christopher CrowneVernon, CT 06066Apr 15, 2016

Hampton is a small QUIET town. No place for a gun range.

Kathryn MayHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

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Monica LabrieSouthampton, MA 01073Apr 15, 2016

Miriam GordinStorrs, CT 06268Apr 15, 2016

Loretta VernierPisgah Forest, NC 28768Apr 15, 2016

Terry SweitzerBradford, VT 05033Apr 15, 2016

Maxx FreedHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Linda KretchmarEasthampton, MA 01027Apr 15, 2016

Phoebe MillerHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

James DombrowskiBerkeley, CA 94704Apr 15, 2016

Elizabeth DahnMansfield Center, CT 06250Apr 15, 2016

Owen LetsonHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Tiffany PoplawskiPomfret Ctr., CT 06259Apr 15, 2016

Andrew DonnellycoltHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

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This is tantamount to putting a gun to the head of the community and pulling the trigger. We cannot absorbthis. Nor can the the forest and wildlife and water.

Linda GormanHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Please no more traffic and noise. I don't want to hear anymore guns and I don't want people speeding by me toget to target practice on time. Focus on issues such as speeding, drunk and distracted driving. Look at fatalitystatistics for the real issues Connecticut is facing. Giving traffic tickets might not be as fun and glorious asshooting guns at targets but it can save lives.

Revell Sandberg-DimentHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

We work very hard to preserve the wildlife in our town.

Jacqueline FreemanHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Please don't ruin this property with a gun range. We bring children to visit and look forward to the peace andserene of nature there.

Venessa NielsenOgden, UT 84404Apr 15, 2016

Donna SharpeLebanon, OR 97355Apr 15, 2016

Plwaaw dont put this in.

Todd VishawayEasthampton, MA 01027Apr 15, 2016

Hampton is

Janice ShannonHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

No gun range please

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Willimantic, CT 06226Apr 15, 2016

Katherine StricklandWoodstock valley, CT 06282Apr 15, 2016

Charles StraubMansfield Center, CT 06250Apr 15, 2016

No gun range in Hampton,CT

Diane MarionWillimantic, CT 06226-1437Apr 15, 2016

Clinton PresleyHonolulu, HI 96818Apr 15, 2016

Lisa VishawayEasthampton, MA 01027Apr 15, 2016

Harry HankaPawcatuck, CT 06379Apr 15, 2016

Jamie LazaroffHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

Sharon JonesBethel, VT 05032Apr 15, 2016

Dawn LazaroffHampton, CT 06247Apr 15, 2016

James GreenSTORRS MANSFIELD, CT 06268Apr 15, 2016

Robert JonesMelbourne, FL 32904Apr 15, 2016

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Catherine LitkeHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Grew up in Hampton, would be devastating to see the peace of this small town interrupted.

Anna GoodheartBoston, MA 02114Apr 14, 2016

Thomas QuinnHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Zoe DonnellycoltOakland, CA 94609Apr 14, 2016

Kelli PostemskiHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

I represent Bigelow Howard Valley Game Club. We own property adjacent to the proposed site. The rangewould completely destroy what we enjoy as a group and as taxpayers in Hampton.

David emeryNewington, CT 06111Apr 14, 2016

Emily Moshier-MartineauArlington, MA 02476Apr 14, 2016

Certain to destroy a charming, rural community, one of the jewels of Connecticut. You don't need to wastemoney on an "Environmental Impact Evaluation" to realize this. Stay out of our town.

Robert PetixHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

I would suggest that the state has multi purpose sites already that it could utilize for its purposes without thedisruption of CT's quiet corner with such a large construction and noise producing cite in Hampton.

Troy LakeHampton, CT 07247Apr 14, 2016

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Donna LarsonHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Deanne DonahueHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

PatriciaHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Gail WingDerby, CT 06418Apr 14, 2016

Why can't it be inside somewhere?

susan lattinbridgeport, CT 06605Apr 14, 2016

Jacob BerentsenHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Bobbi BlairHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

JaimeTolla s, CT 06084Apr 14, 2016

Mike CastilloHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

wayne erskinehampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

live in Hampton because it's a safe, quiet town. Please don't change that. There are so few places like this left.

Julie CastilloHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

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No

ZacharyHampton, CT 06360Apr 14, 2016

Gun ranges, in residential locations,are absolutely, irresponsible, and uncalled for. Quiet is essential to thehealth of everyone. I totally disagree, that this is being proposed. Perhaps a beautiful camp, for children,would be a better use of such a beautiful land. It's time to stop this insanity of putting guns ahead of humanity.

susan landiBellingham, WA 98225Apr 14, 2016

Ann LewisChaplin, CT 06235Apr 14, 2016

Not just a NIMBY issue. This is disruptive to the environment, both human and natural.

Wendy NylenBRIDGEPORT, CT 06605Apr 14, 2016

Jonathan HufstaderStorrs, CT 06268Apr 14, 2016

No matter where you place this range, the sound from 4000+ rounds a day from that of a standard issue 9mm(not even including the tactical weapons the troopers were oh-so vague about) would be audible from the likesof Hampton Elementary and Parish Hill, but it would lower property values and drive out wildlife. Althoughthe argument could be made that animals adjust, why create a problem where there is none? There aremultiple commercial ranges in CT gone unused and could be retrofitted. The current CSP firing range lies ona 12.5 acre plot, why do they suddenly need 400 acres in the middle of a residential area?

Michael QuickHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

My kid is coming to learn piano. So no range in this location. Thanks.

Feina MengMansfield Center, CT 06250Apr 14, 2016

ray sheddbaltic, CT 06330Apr 14, 2016

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Kelly sheddBaltic, CT 06330Apr 14, 2016

Having a state police gun range in a residential neighborhood would not be in the best interest of the citizensof the town of Hampton, CT.

jamie krallhampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

donald inmanHampton, CT 33935Apr 14, 2016

Marilynn HigginsHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Put the gun range in another area that is not beautiful and rural like Hampton.

Lauren LeBlancStorrs, CT 06268Apr 14, 2016

I believe this will ruin our property values.Not to mention our quality of life kind of like Chinese torture.

kathyhampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Anne CurryHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

We love our little piece of the quiet corner. NO GUN RANGE!

Cathleen QuinnHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Molly MillerHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Christopher PittsHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

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Jillian McGuinnessNorth Windham, CT 06256Apr 14, 2016

Ian ConnollyHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Robin ThompsonHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

How can we remain the quiet corner with gun fire disturbing the peace constantly!

Danielle RigbyHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Elise HarrisonWaltham, MA 02452Apr 14, 2016

MaryCoventry, CT 06238Apr 14, 2016

Such a peaceful area, this is insanity. Why dont they build rifle ranges near the trooper's houses? Because itwould destroy THEIR peace.

Don EllinghamWaltham, MA 02452Apr 14, 2016

Hsu-Te ChengMansfield Center, CT 06250Apr 14, 2016

Cody Reggio-BrownHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Elaine VelazquezORLANDO, FL 32839Apr 14, 2016

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This is a beautiful, quiet neighborhood with wonderful features, a lot of history, and great people. It's no placefor a state police firing range!

Richard BassHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

William H. BerentsenHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

AmandaHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Mary LenihanJamaica Plain, MA 02130Apr 14, 2016

Chris madaskicanterbury, CT 06331Apr 14, 2016

Richard RossHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Such a horror to contemplate

Ellen EmbardoHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

This is a small town, but there are literally thousands of species that live in this forest. A shooting rangewould disrupt a delicate natural order that is thousands of years old on the Nipmuck Trail. It makes no senseto shatter that ecosystem this way. Remember: once you break it it can't be put together again, and that wouldbe tragic.

Lisa SanchezHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Alex Moshierhampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

mel greinerGriswold, CT 06351

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Apr 14, 2016

The firing range being proposed would forever alter our beautiful piece of the Quiet Corner, causingirreparable harm.

Linda BlinnHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

No

Charles LetsonHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Ed AdelmanHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Dennis TimbermanHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

We live in Hampton because we treasures quiet, rural life. This proposed gun range would destroy our, andour neighbors, way of life.

Mark DavisHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

No gun range in Hampton - the Quiet Corner.

Beverly DavisHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Janet GalantePomfret Center, CT 06259Apr 14, 2016

JANE PICARDLehigh Acres, FL 33973Apr 14, 2016

Gina LabbePomfret Center, CT 06259Apr 14, 2016

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Let's keep the quiet corner QUIET!

Julie LaumarkWindham, CT 06280Apr 14, 2016

Bill DukeWoodstock, CT 06281Apr 14, 2016

Preston BritnerHampton, CT 06247Apr 14, 2016

Richard CarmichaelNewport, RI 02840Apr 14, 2016

Please, this part of CT is a nature sanctuary where people and their pets are always out hiking, horsebackriding, and sharing nature. Lead from the bullets will have a devistating effect to the ecosystem, not tomention the noise from the guns. Please find another place. I keep my horse in Hampton and the guns willstress them and the surrounding wildlife.

Nina kneelandPomfret, CT 06259Apr 13, 2016

Although I live in a nearby town, I am a student at a professional music studio directly across the road fromthe proposed shooting range. The studio would be forced to close if this site were chosen. The site issurrounded by a beautiful rural neighborhood, with a horse farm, organic farms, artists' studios, retirees'homes, and young families' homes. Lives and livelihoods and property values would be forever damaged ifthis cite were chosen.

Gwen E. GustafsonMansfield, CT 06268Apr 13, 2016

William DemaraisNorth Windham, CT 06256Apr 13, 2016

I will not support this police firing range as the proposal disturbs the peace of our quiet corner for bothhumans and our many animals.

Wendy TimbermanHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

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Kelly BurelleHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

judith birdburlington, CT 06013Apr 13, 2016

Thomas BurelleHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

MaryAnn McGovernHartford, CT 06114Apr 13, 2016

Hampton is a Quiet Town. Please let's keep it that way.

Gary FreedHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

DebraWillimantic, CT 06226Apr 13, 2016

kerry landeckstorrs, CT 06268Apr 13, 2016

KarhuChaplin, CT 06235Apr 13, 2016

Elizabeth BaileyWillimantic, CT 06226Apr 13, 2016

Hampton is an oasis that needs to be preserved!

Tess BirdBurlington, CT 06013Apr 13, 2016

Elaine Wilmes-PandolfoAshford, CT 06278Apr 13, 2016

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Paula AmrodClarion, PA 16214Apr 13, 2016

Value peace and rural Hampton !

Debra A. (Schenk )MoshierHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Melissa DearbornNorwich, CT 06360Apr 13, 2016

Keep the quiet corner quiet!

Irene MurraySouthington, CT 06489Apr 13, 2016

Diane McNally- RossHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Tonia SigginsGoodview, VA 24095Apr 13, 2016

gwyn peterdirowayton, CT 06853Apr 13, 2016

Good bye Quiet Corner if this were to happen...

Roger DionneHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Erin perchMansfield depot, CT 06251Apr 13, 2016

Submitted twice because I was told the list didn't have my name on it from first submission.

Patricia CascioHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

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Angela HutchinsHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Holly Paine-WestonColumbia, CT 06237Apr 13, 2016

No gun range. This is a quiet residential neighborhood. We do not want this type of facility here in ourneighboring town.

Heather meehanBrooklym, CT 06234Apr 13, 2016

Please don't bring a shooting range into this quaint and quiet little town. The wilderness and peacefulness isthe reason why many of the people who reside here chose to buy in this town.

Steph HalbachHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Keep guns & all that noise away from the "Quiet Corner" of CT

Mavis McKeownChaplin, CT 06235Apr 13, 2016

Sharlene ThorntonHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Amy RainaudAshford, CT 06278Apr 13, 2016

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This training compound does not belong in a rural, farming town located in a valley where sounds willresonate throughout our small town. At my residence stated in the sign in sheet is at the altitude of 570.208feet above sea level for the proposed STATE POLICE FIRING RANGE location, the altitude is at 393.031feet above sea level. (Google Maps Find Altitude) There is on way any structural engineer can stop the soundsof a riles firing 3,750 rounds a day by 30 State Troopers that can be not heard with me on my back porch...fivedays a week. Hampton is a bed room community, not a military base..WE in HAMPTON needs every one ofyou, that this e-mail is address to PLEASE listen to all of the people of HAMPTON CONN. affected by thismassive disruption of our peace in our area in which we live in...THANK YOU <<<JAMES K>>>

JAMES KOWALYSHYN SRHAMPTON, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Denise Tsanjouresputnam, CT 06260Apr 13, 2016

No gun range! Our town doesn't want or need this. everyone I know in town is against this proposal, we standunited AGAINST a gun range in Hampton!

Susan MartinHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Elizabeth LindorffHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

How does anyone think this is a good idea? Why not use the old Norwich Mental Hospital site?

S.L. JohnsonWillimantic, CT 06226Apr 13, 2016

The land for sale is in a residential area. Retrofit an existing range or find an industrial area.

Maryellen DonnellyHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

no gun range please

Lawrence RingWoodstock, CT 06281Apr 13, 2016

EileenPomfret Center, CT 06259

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Apr 13, 2016

I grew up in neighboring town, Chaplin so I know the area. NO GUN RANGE.

Mary RyanVERNON, CT 06066Apr 13, 2016

Marion BarberHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

AmyMansfield Center, CT 06250Apr 13, 2016

Hampton is a treasure, it's unspoiled forests should be for children and wildlife. A weapons range goes againstall I love about my hometown.

Elaine duchaineauMansfield, CT 06250Apr 13, 2016

They have other options. Let the practice there.

Frank RussellHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Please ban this.

Deborah GreenBILLERICA, MA 01821Apr 13, 2016

No Gun Range in Hampton or in the "Quiet Corner" of Connecticut.

Barbara StraubMansfield Center, CT 06250Apr 13, 2016

Former Hampton resident. I cannot IMAGINE the unwanted havoc this would cause, not to mention theenvironmental and quality of living damage to this beautiful, quiet town.

Joanna ParsonNew York, NY 10019Apr 13, 2016

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Hampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

CT can not afford this here or anywhere. We have worked and sacrificed to maintain the quiet corner, pleasedon't ruin it!

Judy NoelHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

No gun range!

Kelley SypherHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

I spent a portion of my Childhood living in Hampton, and will never forget the quiet and serene atmosphere. Ican not imagine living in the area and having gun shots going off all the time. A range will definitely takeaway from the joys of living in Hampton.

Karla MiddletonMiddletown, CT 06457Apr 13, 2016

James SzarkowiczNorwich, CT 06360Apr 13, 2016

Find somewhere else!!!

Christine AyotteHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

What the CSP STATED in useage at a gun range will have close to 1,000,000/ONE MILLION ROUNDSBEING FIRED EACH YEAR!!

Roger BurtenHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Grew up in this wonderful, safe town and would like to keep guns from becoming a focal point in thecommunity.

Kate PerchActon, MA 01720Apr 13, 2016

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Hampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

No way!

Ian McDevittHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Chris houseYarmouthport, MA 02675Apr 13, 2016

Molly ClarkNew York, NY 10019Apr 13, 2016

Sandra BrautigamBaltic, CT 06330Apr 13, 2016

Please reconsider causing this very-small, quiet Town to suffer undeserved punishment because of one man'sgreed.

Barbara AndersenHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Eunice GoodmanBrooklyn, CT 06234Apr 13, 2016

Pamela FontaineHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Marisa BozzaHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Jeff halbachHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Lynn LegaryLebanon, CT 06249Apr 13, 2016

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I just moved in here for the peace....

Ryan cascioHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Julie StygarMansfield, CT 06250Apr 13, 2016

Keith TaylorHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

anthonycanterbury, CT 06331Apr 13, 2016

Laura FieldPutnam, CT 06260Apr 13, 2016

Keep the Quiet Corner quiet. No state firing range in Hampton, CT!

Robert F. DibbleHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Laura BarrowHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Frances FoxJackman, ME 04945Apr 13, 2016

Laura CascioLebanon, CT 06249Apr 13, 2016

Sam TaylorHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

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PUT ON A MILITARY BASE..OR CLOSE TO ONE WHERE SHOOTING IS PART OF THEIR EVERYDAY LIFE...Not in our town.... Not in the quiet corner!

Ruth H HalbachHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Hampton is no place for this gun range. It will destroy our peaceful beautiful town. It will cause emotionalharm to those exposed to this terrifying noise. The state should not be spending money on this at all given ourfiscal situation. Thousands are being layed off causing vital services to be cut and eliminated. The state policehave a gun range!

Marion TaylorHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

NO GUN RANGE!! My family has been in Hampton for 100 yrs. Our roots are deep. We stay deeply rootedhere in our "Quiet Corner" because we are lovers of peace and tranquil living. This is NOT ok.

Helen merascoHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

I love the peace and quiet of Hampton. We do not need or want this here!

Nancy ChambersHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

William HoffmanHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Michael LynchHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Kate DonnellyHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Please keep Hampton quiet

susan Classen-sullivancanterbury, CT 06331Apr 13, 2016

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Peter LinkkilaHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

This gun range would ruin my life and the lives of my neighbors.

Melinda FieldsHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Eleanor LinkkilaHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

James BrownHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

Barbara Reggio-BrownHampton, CT 06247Apr 13, 2016

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