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Town manager unveils resilience workshop and new website features
Summary
Town staff announced a Feb. 12 resilience-action-plan public workshop and showed a newly launched town website with agendas, project pages, financial reports and resident forms intended to improve transparency and resident service access.
The town manager announced a resilience-action-plan public workshop scheduled for Feb. 12 at town hall, saying the session will be interactive and will gather resident feedback on vulnerabilities to shape future grant and legislation requests. "This will be an interactive workshop," the manager said.
The manager demonstrated the town's new website, pointing to an agenda center, an improved project-status page, uploaded budgets and monthly financial reports, and online resident forms — including beach bonfire permits, temporary parking permits and public-records requests. Staff said the site will be updated regularly and will include a new page explaining property‑tax impacts and proposed legislative changes.
The presentation signaled the town's intent to use the website and outreach to support upcoming resilience work and to improve transparency around budgets and projects.
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