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Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Bridgewater Town Council Minutes
The Council meeting featured an informative presentation on e-bike safety and legislation. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to public comment regarding the use of Flock/ALPR camera systems, addressing concerns about privacy, surveillance, and law enforcement utility. Finance matters included the acceptance of the treasurer's report and approval of bills. Administrative updates covered the After Action Report for the annual Lawn Party, highlighting logistics, policing, and event successes. Public Works discussed an invasive species (milfoil) removal project for 2027. Recreation provided a summer camp recap and outlined upcoming programming for the new Wellness Quarter, while Community Relations detailed plans for the Summer's End Celebration.
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The council convened in a special session to conduct a closed meeting regarding the evaluation and selection of candidates to fill a vacancy on the Town Council. Following the closed session, the Council officially appointed Mr. William B. Kyger, Jr. to the vacant seat.
Aug 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Bridgewater Town Council Special Meeting
The Council convened in a closed session to discuss potential candidates to fill a vacancy on the Town Council and to deliberate on the 2027 ABLE Award. Following the closed session, the names of three individuals under consideration for the vacant position were announced.
Jul 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Bridgewater Town Council Minutes
The council meeting covered a wide range of administrative and community business. Key topics included the adoption of the Central Shenandoah Hazard Mitigation Plan, approval of various easements for Virginia Electric and Power Company, and the authorization of a special use permit for a maternity house. The council also handled financial approvals, including the treasurer's report and bill payments, and made several committee appointments, including the Industrial Development Authority and the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Regional Sewer Authority. Additionally, the council discussed the resignation of a council member, scheduling follow-up meetings to manage the resulting vacancy, and received reports on community events such as the Eve of Independence celebration and local economic development recognition.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
