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St. Michaels Commissioners Meet Sept. 9 With Housing Still on the Table

Next working session is set for 5 to 7 p.m.; workforce housing remains the standing issue.

St. Michaels town waterfront and Talbot Street storefronts
AI-generated illustration; not a photograph of St. Michaels town waterfront and Talbot Street storefronts.

The Commissioners of St. Michaels meet the second Wednesday of the month. The next working session on the published 2026 calendar is Wednesday, September 9, from 5 to 7 p.m.

Regular sessions have been listed for the second and fourth Wednesdays. The zoning board of appeals meets the third Tuesday at 5:30 p.m.

The town's election was May 4. The issue that does not rotate off the agenda is workforce housing. Main Street can fill a summer Saturday and still leave cooks and clerks looking for year-round apartments. Commissioners have spent the last four years on short-term rentals, parking, and the visitor economy; the payroll that keeps those shops open still has to commute from Easton, Trappe, or Caroline County.

The Patriot's standing St. Michaels recap will lead with housing, public works, and what the commissioners actually vote. Check stmichaelsmd.gov before you go; working sessions and legislative nights are not the same meeting.

Source: Town of St. Michaels

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