Shepherdstown, WV residents are advised of a special Town Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, April 21, at 6:30 PM, to be held at Town Hall. The primary objectives of this gathering are to finalize the Town’s Fiscal Year 2027 budget and conduct the legally mandated “Laying of the Levy” vote. Additionally, the council will deliberate and vote on a petition concerning the annexation of two properties situated near East German and East High Streets.
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The upcoming meeting presents an opportunity for citizens to directly influence key financial and developmental decisions within Shepherdstown. The finalization of the FY27 budget will set the spending priorities for the town in the coming fiscal year, impacting various services and projects. The “Laying of the Levy” is a statutory requirement that establishes the tax rates for the upcoming year, directly affecting the tax burden on residents. Furthermore, the council’s decision on the annexation petition could lead to changes in the town’s boundaries and potentially influence future development and service provision in the affected areas.
Those unable to attend in person are encouraged to participate remotely via Zoom, with the link available for access. Engaging with these proceedings is highlighted as crucial for residents to stay informed about matters that will shape the community’s future. The Town Council emphasizes the importance of public awareness and participation in these significant decision-making processes.
Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from Shepherdstown, WV
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