South Tidewater News

Chesapeake residents are being encouraged to take an active role in their local government by attending the upcoming Town Meeting on Tuesday, February 6. The meeting, which will be held at Western Branch High School from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m., provides an opportunity for residents to express their opinions and concerns to City staff and Council Members.

According to the City of Chesapeake, the opinions of residents are highly valued and can make a real difference in decision-making processes. The Town Meetings aim to encourage open discussions on a wide range of topics, allowing residents to address any issues or topics they wish to bring up.

"All Chesapeake residents who are interested in the affairs of the City are invited to attend the next Town Meeting," stated the City of Chesapeake. Residents are welcome to show up at their leisure during the meeting hours and engage in meaningful conversations with City officials.

For those who are unfamiliar with Town Meetings or have questions about the event, the City has provided a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) to help residents better understand the purpose and format of these gatherings. Additionally, residents can reach out to the City Clerk's Office at 757-382-6151 or the Customer Contact Center at 757-382-2489 for further information.

The Town Meeting serves as a platform for residents to have their voices heard and to actively participate in the decision-making processes of the City. By attending the meeting, residents can contribute to the ongoing development of their community and help shape the future of Chesapeake.

In order to ensure a successful and productive meeting, the City of Chesapeake encourages all interested residents to mark their calendars for February 6 and make plans to attend. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals to express their Chesapeake-related opinions or concerns and to engage directly with City officials.

As the City Clerk's Office stated, "Your opinions make a difference, and City decision makers want to hear your valued input." So, don't miss this chance to make your voice heard and be an active participant in the future of Chesapeake.