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REVISED: City of Washington Council Agenda for March 8, 2021

Press Release:

    Please click on the link to access the REVISED agenda for the Monday, March 8, 2021 City Council meeting. Pages 64–73 have been revised and replaced. The agenda will be listed as council_agenda_2021_03_08v2.

    *Due to COVID-19 precautionary measures, the Washington City Council meeting will be held as a virtual meeting. All members of Council and staff will participate electronically.

    *The meeting will stream on Vimeo as well as Facebook.

    *Public Comment Period — Comments can be emailed to the City Clerk at cbennett@washingtonnc.gov by Monday, March 8, 2021 ~1:00 p.m.

    *If you would like to participate in the meeting please contact the City Clerk’s Office at (252) 975-9318.

  • Cynthia S. Bennett, MMC
  • City Clerk/Assistant to City Manager
  • District 2 Director, NC Assoc. of Municipal Clerks
  • City of Washington
  • 102 East 2nd Street | PO Box 1988
  • Washington, North Carolina 27889
  • Ph: (252) 975-9318
  • Fx: (252) 974-6461
  • www.washingtonnc.gov






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