By: Kathryn Culbertson It’s official, Snow Hill!!Two candidates have filed to run for Mayor: – Janet Simpson, currently serving as Eastern District Councilwoman, and also retired Educator/ Administrator at WCPS– Rob Hall, Eastern District resident, former Councilman, and Snow Hill historian Two Candidates for the Eastern District Council Seat: – Ed Lee, lifelong resident andContinue reading “Official Candidates for Snow Hill Mayor and Eastern District Council Seat Announced at 4:30 This Afternoon”
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Commercial Infill Contemplated on East Market St. Between SHHS and Stevens Road
Planning Commission to hear Site Plan Application UPDATE: 02/27/2024. A remarkable last-minute announcement that Planning Commission Chair Mark Nixon resigned from the Commission yesterday afternoon, halted any further action on the application: the Planning Commission meeting scheduled for last night was cancelled, ostensibly by Town Manager Rick Pollitt. No clear reason was provided to theContinue reading “Commercial Infill Contemplated on East Market St. Between SHHS and Stevens Road”
Snow Hill Water Meter Project 2023-24: Part 1
Part 1: Deciphering the New Rates and Billing Earlier this year the Town Council and Mayor requested and received a Rate Analysis Report for the Town of Snow Hill. The Snow HIll Water Supply and Water Treatment facility services all residents, businesses and organizations (churches, county offices, schools, etc.) located within the geographic boundaries ofContinue reading “Snow Hill Water Meter Project 2023-24: Part 1”
Citizen 101: Town Council Structure
Town Council Structure Primer for Citizens (Pt. 1) 11/26/2023 The Town Council meets three times in a month, according to the Town’s Charter. On the last and first Tuesday of the month, the Council holds work sessions to discuss matters related to governance, old business, and hear from community groups and members regarding initiatives andContinue reading “Citizen 101: Town Council Structure”
11.07.2023 Snow Hill Town Council Work Session (#2)
A New Wastewater Plant Superintendent in Town, Risk Management Essentials, Property Owned by Town Discussed Again
10.30.2023 Snow Hill Town Council Work Session
A Big Agenda, Some Major Appointments and A Stunning Outcome for the BES *~*~*~*~*~* For those of you that may be new to the local governance scene in Snow Hill, the Town Council meets on the last and first Tuesday each month in a work session, then meets on the second Tuesday each month toContinue reading “10.30.2023 Snow Hill Town Council Work Session”
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