town meetings

Town meetings are a form of local government gathering where community members come together to discuss and decide on local issues, budget allocations, and policies. Participants have the opportunity to voice their opinions, ask questions, and vote on various matters directly affecting their community. Typically held in towns or small municipalities, they promote direct democracy by involving residents in decision-making processes. These meetings foster transparency, civic engagement, and community participation, ensuring that local governance reflects the residents' collective interests and priorities.