Public Outcry to Allow Taxpayers to be Heard in Worcester County
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The Worcester County Commissioners do not take public comments during their public meetings. It has one neighbor frustrated, feeling his elected officials are stifling the voices of the very people who put them in office.
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WORCESTER COUNTY, Md. -- The Worcester County Commissioners do not take public comments during their public meetings. It has one neighbor frustrated, feeling his elected officials are stifling the voices of the very people who put them in office.
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