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Pocomoke City council adopts $8 million fiscal 2027 budget

Pocomoke City Mayor and Council · June 22, 2026
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Summary

Pocomoke City’s mayor and council approved a fiscal year 2027 budget after a brief motion and voice vote, commending City Manager Brandy Matthews for her work on the approximately $8 million spending plan.

Pocomoke City’s mayor and council voted June 22 to adopt the fiscal year 2027 budget, following a motion and second and a voice vote that approved Resolution 2026-R-14-A.

Council members thanked City Manager Brandy Matthews for leading the budget work. “Takes so many hours and contacts and most people can’t even do a household budget, let alone an $8 million budget,” Council member Hall said in praise of the manager’s effort.

The council did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript; the motion passed on a voice vote with members responding in the affirmative. The resolution as read referred to a municipal budget adoption for the city; the meeting record notes the figure and that the council approved it. The council moved on to subsequent agenda items after adoption.

Next steps: the budget is final as adopted by the mayor and council; no additional action was recorded at the meeting.