The Dumfries Town Council tonight will resume its meetings in-person, inside of its Council Chambers at the town hall located at 17739 Main Street.
The meeting will begin at 7 o'clock and will be the first held at town hall since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in March when multiple local governments in Virginia opted to hold meetings via video services like Zoom.
For many local governments, like Prince William County, however, in-person meetings resumed more than seven months ago.
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