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06/11 Town Council Meeting Agenda is Choc Full of Business and Celebration Tonight  

As several FY 2024 Resolutions are Voted Upon, Election Results are Certified, Newly Elected Mayor and Eastern District Councilman are Sworn in.   Tonight’s meeting agenda includes passage of  two water meter ordinances that the current Council has worked on for the better part of the last year, approval of accepting funding for the Purnell StreetContinue reading “06/11 Town Council Meeting Agenda is Choc Full of Business and Celebration Tonight  “

Snow Hill Candidates for Mayor /Council Come Together at First Candidate Forum

Seems they Mostly Agree that Current Citizens Come First 04/25/2024 On Tuesday night, all four candidates running for the open seats for Snow Hill Mayor and Eastern District Council member met for a candidate forum hosted by Mount Zion Baptist Church. Aushay DeShields, Chair of the Mount Zion Social Action Committee, welcomed the candidates andContinue reading “Snow Hill Candidates for Mayor /Council Come Together at First Candidate Forum”

Official Candidates for Snow Hill Mayor and Eastern District Council Seat Announced at 4:30 This Afternoon

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”

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”