Council Holds Clarksburg Town Hall (Photos)
There was not an empty seat in the room at the Clarksburg Town Hall on Feb. 26.
The Montgomery County Council met with residents at a Town Hall meeting in Clarksburg on Feb. 26 at Rocky Hill Middle School and there was not an empty seat in the room.
Topics included the continued development of Clarksburg, efforts to protect the Ten Mile Creek area, schools, transportation needs, public safety, and the upcoming process to formulate the County’s Fiscal Year 2015 operating budget.
MyMCMedia’s Valerie Bonk attended the meeting and tweeted out updates(see below):
Councilmember Leventhal on more amenities: "If there isn't the population base to support the merchants, the merchants won't survive."
— Valerie Bonk (@ValerieBonk) February 27, 2014
Councilmember Nancy Floreen: "We cannot force the Clarksburg private investment in the shopping center."
— Valerie Bonk (@ValerieBonk) February 27, 2014
Rob Shapiro in audience: "Clarksburg has gotten a bad reputation. Clarksburg deserves the riches and services the rest of the County has."
— Valerie Bonk (@ValerieBonk) February 27, 2014
Residents stand in the back of the cafeteria at Rocky Hill Middle School for the Clarksburg Town Hall. pic.twitter.com/eAFRIakXuD
— Valerie Bonk (@ValerieBonk) February 27, 2014
Not a free seat at the Clarksburg Town Hall. pic.twitter.com/ZpNYiSGIir
— Valerie Bonk (@ValerieBonk) February 27, 2014
Montgomery County councilmembers on stage at the Clarksburg Town Hall. pic.twitter.com/6zzwV6CCqm
— Valerie Bonk (@ValerieBonk) February 27, 2014
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Council Holds Clarksburg Town Hall (Photos)
The Montgomery County Council met with residents at a Town Hall meeting in Clarksburg on Feb. 26 at Rocky Hill Middle School and there was not an empty seat in the room. Topics included the continued development of Clarksburg, efforts to protect the Ten Mile Creek area, schools, transportation needs, public safety, and the upcoming process […]
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