The City of Summit invites residents to its first virtual town hall of 2025, to be held on Tuesday, March 25, at 7PM. Summit Mayor Elizabeth Fagan and Summit Police Department Captain Ryan Peters will host a live Facebook event to discuss the latest updates on public safety in Summit and take questions from residents.

This virtual town hall is part of a new initiative to make it easier for residents to stay informed and engaged with their local government, especially for those who may not be able to attend in-person meetings at City Hall. This new quarterly series will provide regular opportunities to address important community issues.

How to Join:

• Tune in to the City of Summit Facebook page at 7PM on March 25 to watch the live event.
• No Facebook account? No problem! Search "City of Summit Facebook page" in your internet browser and click "Not Now" when prompted to log in or create an account.
• Can’t join the live event? The video will be available on the City of Summit YouTube channel after the session for on-demand viewing.

The town hall will be a casual Q&A session, allowing residents to ask questions and engage directly with Mayor Fagan and Captain Peters. To submit questions ahead of time, email jhoff@cityofsummit.org.

“This quarterly virtual town hall series is an excellent way to ensure we stay connected with all of Summit’s residents,” explains Mayor Elizabeth Fagan. “We look forward to providing an interactive, informal space for residents to stay informed about public safety and other key issues in the months ahead.”

Summit residents are encouraged to join the live event for this important discussion and keep an eye out for future virtual town halls, which will address other topics of interest to Summit residents.

With any questions, please contact Chief Communications Officer Jenny Hoff at jhoff@cityofsummit.org.

This information is available on the city website at cityofsummit.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2455.