Cheverly swears in 2026–27 Youth Town Council and youth advisers
September 10, 2026 | Cheverly, Prince George's County, Maryland
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Mayor Micah Watson administered the oath of office to the 2026–27 Youth Town Council members and two youth advisers. The mayor led each youth in the standard oath to "support the Constitution of the United States" and to "diligently and faithfully execute the office" for their ward. Families joined for photos after the ceremony.
One council member noted the town needs a Ward 5 youth representative to ensure balanced ward representation; staff and council members encouraged residents to help recruit a high schooler or an eligible middle schooler. Council members congratulated the new youth representatives and invited the public to Cheverly Week and related youth events.
One council member noted the town needs a Ward 5 youth representative to ensure balanced ward representation; staff and council members encouraged residents to help recruit a high schooler or an eligible middle schooler. Council members congratulated the new youth representatives and invited the public to Cheverly Week and related youth events.
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