"Rock the Gorge" Concert June 3rd 6 pm-9 pm music by " Little Marvin & the Martian
"Rock the Gorge" Concert June 3rd 6 pm-9 pm music by " Little Marvin & the Martian
The Town of Glasgow was established by a Charter granted by the General Assembly on February 29, 1892. The Town is operated under the Council-Manager form of government. Legislative power is vested in the Town Council and the responsibility for the administrative and executive functions are delegated to the Town Manager, who is appointed by the Council.
Under direction from the Council, the Town Manager’s duties include responsibilities which, in a larger locality, would be assigned to specific personnel. These duties include administration, budgeting, planning, zoning, public works, and community development.
The Town provides services such as water treatment and distribution, wastewater collection and treatment, trash collection, maintenance of certain streets, police protection, and park & recreation facilities.
Council meets the second Tuesday of every month at the Glasgow Library at 7pm. Upcoming Council Meeting Agendas and Packages are posted the Friday before in the Council documents tab below.
Town Council adopted a Strategic Plan in August of 2019, outlining initiatives for the Town over the next 2-3 years.
2019-2021 Strategic Plan (pdf)
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Past Committee/Commission Assignments
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Contact Information:
Phone: 540 460-6077
Email: pwilliams@glasgowvirginia.org
Serving Since 2014
Serving Since 2021
To get on the agenda for a Town Council meeting to address Town Council regarding a specific concern or topic, you are to contact Town Hall at least one (1) week before the scheduled Town Council meeting to be added to the agenda. You will also need to state the exact concern or topic you will be addressing Town Council about, so that Council has time to research and have a response for you.
Mayor Paul W. Williams
During the Public Comment Period at Town Council meetings, anyone can speak to Town Council to make comments, raise concerns, or address items to Council about specific items on that meeting's agenda for Council consideration. Council uses this time to hear from the public, but typically will not respond, but rather take the matter under advisement for future meetings. Comments are limited to no longer than three (3) minutes per person, with a total of thirty (30) minutes for the entire Public Comment Period. All speakers will sign the Public Comment sign-up sheet, listing their name and physical address, and will identify themselves for the record prior to speaking. Speakers are asked to address their comments to to Council.
Mayor Paul W. Williams