Virtual City Hall aimed at Community Fears – WMDT

Maryland – On February 12, a virtual mayoralty was held to discuss the latest federal changes and community fears.

Delegate Sheree Sample-Hughes, representing District 37, says that in these unprecedented times it is important to solve the urgent problems. During the meeting, they plan to turn to the proposed budget of governor Wes Moore, bird flu and public utility services.

Delegate Hughes says that those present to deal with these problems will include Senator Van Holen, the Ministry of Agriculture, Delmarva Power, Chesapeake Utilities and Choptank Electric.

She says they also plan to provide some information about the state of funding for grants and federal employees, and if they have no answer, they will have a resource.

“In the past, we had problems in the community and had encountered them right there in their community, in the church, in the American Legion, now I am in a session and in the biggest part all have access to Zoom and so I know that it would It was accessible, but it would also equip them the information they needed. “

The connection to the event can only be given by email, so if you want to attend the virtual form of the City Hall from 6:00 to 8: OO PM, an email delegate Hughes to get the connection. or more information.