Hurricane Erin is moving away from the coast, currently over 250 miles east of Cape Hatteras. Maximum winds have diminished to 100 mph, yet coastal hazards persist for Virginia’s Eastern Shore. Tropical storm warnings are active, with risks of significant flooding and dangerous surf conditions. Residents should remain vigilant and secure outdoor items.
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Hurricane Erin Information for Tangier Residents and Visitors
A Tropical Storm Warning is active for Accomack County due to Hurricane Erin, a Category 3 storm. Expect dangerous winds, coastal flooding, and high waves from late Wednesday to Friday. Residents are urged to prepare by securing loose items, avoiding waterfronts, and staying informed through local alerts and emergency services.
Tangier Council Approves Budget
The Town of Tangier approved a balanced budget of $1.19 million for fiscal year 2025-2026. It includes revenues and expenses across General Fund operations, Fuel Dock operations, and Water, Sewer, and Trash services. The budget highlights surpluses in the General Fund while showing deficits in Fuel Dock and utility services.
Budget hearing set for July 29
TANGIER – A special town meeting to discuss a draft of the budget will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 29, at the Sunday School Building. The draft will be presented at the time. The public is welcome to join the discussion as part of the hearing.
Join the Discussion: Virginia Wildlife Action Plan 2025
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources is taking public comments until July 18 on its 2025 revised Virginia Wildlife Action Plan. The Action Plan supports the state’s effort to identify and address the need of a variety of wildlife and habitats of greatest conservation need throughout the state. To readContinueContinue reading “Join the Discussion: Virginia Wildlife Action Plan 2025”
Sharon Haynie Resigns from Council
Sharon Haynie officially resigned from the Tangier Town Council as of April 16, 2025. “I would like to thank the entire community for their support.”
Tangier Round-Up: Help from JMU, Film to Make Regional Debut
In Tangier, Virginia, the Brigadune Inn welcomed James Madison University Honors Program students who collected debris from local beaches, highlighting the area’s role as a Chesapeake Bay filter. The documentary “Been Here Stay Here,” depicting Tangier’s community and challenges, will screen at two upcoming film festivals, with panel discussions featuring residents and the director.
Tangier Town Council to Meet March 13
The Tangier Town Council will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 13, at Tangier Combined School. The agenda includes: Call to Order Approval of the Agenda Invocation Pledge of Allegiance Welcome by Mayor James Eskridge Approval of the Minutes Discussion of the ETipp (Energy Technology Innovation Partnership Project) Financial Reports: General Fund — Kelly WheatleyContinueContinue reading “Tangier Town Council to Meet March 13”
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