Frederick to Hold Town Hall on Proposed Districting Maps

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The City of Frederick has scheduled a town hall meeting to gather resident feedback on proposed districting maps under consideration by the City Council. The meeting will take place on Wednesday, January 15, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the City Municipal Annex Building’s Conference Room C, located at 140 W. Patrick Street.

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Residents attending the town hall will have the opportunity to learn about the proposed maps and offer their input directly to city officials. For those unable to attend in person, the city is also collecting feedback through an online survey, which is accessible via its official website.

The information gathered through the town hall and the survey will be presented to the City Council ahead of their public hearing and vote on the district maps, which is slated for February. This districting process aims to ensure fair and effective representation for the city’s residents.

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Residents interested in reviewing the proposed districting maps and learning more about the process can find additional details and resources on the city’s official website. The city encourages all residents to participate to ensure their voices are heard.

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