Board of Commissioners schedules several upcoming special meetings

To deal with a multitude of pressing issues in a manner that allows for sufficient focus and time for discussion, the Rehoboth Beach Board of Commissioners has scheduled several special meetings into February. Among the topics to be addressed are the county outfall proposal, location of renovated Beach Patrol headquarters and public restrooms, Wilmington/Baltimore streetscape, outdoor dining, tree code review, Comprehensive Development Plan, and the fiscal year 2023 budget.

“These are significant topics that deserve our focused attention so that we can work through them and arrive at informed decisions,” says Mayor Stan Mills.

Agendas for all Board of Commissioner meetings are posted to the city website seven days in advance. Through the city’s digital Legislative Portal, which is linked on the city’s homepage with a green icon on the right, residents may view an upcoming meetings calendar for all city boards, commissions, and committees and, once it is published, find a link to the meeting agenda. Residents may scroll down the Legislative Portal page to find a “Subscribe” link by which they may sign up to receive email notifications when meeting agendas are published.

Once a Board of Commissioners agenda is published, the meeting is announced in the Latest News section on the city’s homepage at cityofrehoboth.com with a link to the agenda.

In addition to the scheduled special meetings, Commissioners will continue to hold regular monthly workshops and meetings.