Cape Charles, VA – Calling all residents of Cape Charles. The town is extending a warm invitation to get involved in shaping the community by joining one of its boards.
Vacant positions are available on several important boards, including the Building Code Board of Appeals, the Wetlands & Coastal Dune Board, and the Planning Commission. While a few applications have been received, more are needed to fill these crucial roles before interviews with the Town Council can be scheduled.
“If you’re passionate about making a difference in Cape Charles, joining one of our boards is a fantastic way to do so,” says Town Clerk Libby Hume. “Your input and expertise can help shape the future of our town.”
To apply, interested individuals must be citizens of Cape Charles and complete the Application for Boards and Commission. Applications can be submitted to Town Clerk Libby Hume at 2 Plum Street or emailed to clerk@capecharles.org.
“We deeply appreciate the dedication of our current board members,” adds Hume. “Their commitment to serving the community is invaluable, and we’re eager to welcome new voices to our boards.”
Residents are encouraged to seize this opportunity to contribute their skills and insights to the governance of Cape Charles. By volunteering their time and expertise, they can play an active role in shaping policies and decisions that impact the town’s future.
Discover more from CAPE CHARLES MIRROR
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
You must be a resident of Cape Charles to serve on a board or commission. Exactly how many people fit that requirement any more? Fewer every time a house in Cape Charles sells and turns into a short term rental. Cape Charles may love visitors, but not the full timers.
Exactly when did Cape Charles transform itself into a ‘Vacation’ town? Until Come-Heres funked it up, it was just another town in Northampton County that Eastern Shore men and their families called home.
Nothing more, nothing less. Funny part is the Come-Heres think they ‘saved’ the town.
Amazing!