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Government & PoliticsCitizen Input Sought For State Police Museum
We need your help to build a meaningful museum..
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Government & Politics, OutdoorsWatershed Protection and Restoration is Anne Arundel County DPW’s Newest Bureau
Becoming the agency's fifth Bureau, joining the Bureaus of Highways, Utility Operations, Waste Management Services, and Engineering..
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Government & Politics, AnnouncementsCharles County Government Buildings to Open to Public July 13
Face masks/coverings and a temperature check are required when entering County buildings and social distancing will be designated in corridors and waiting areas..
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Government & PoliticsCharles County Commissioners July 7th Meeting Update
Commissioners directed staff to establish a task force composed of stakeholders and community advocates who would develop legislative recommendations to the Charles County state delegation within the next 90 days..
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Government & Politics, AnnouncementsYMCA Exploratory Committee to Hold Rescheduled Meeting via Teleconference
If the Public Gathering/Social Distance guidance cannot be followed, the meeting will be canceled/rescheduled..
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Government & Politics, AnnouncementsGov. Hogan Directs State Board of Elections to Conduct November General Election With Enhanced Voting Options
Early Voting Centers, Polling Places Should Be Open; Absentee Ballot Request Applications Should Be Mailed To All Eligible Voters.
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Government & Politics, Economy & BusinessBerkshire Hathaway Purchasing Stake In Dominion’s Cove Point Plant In Multi-Billion Dollar Sale
Dominion Energy recently came to terms with Berkshire Hathaway Energy on a sale that will include a 25% stake in the Cove Point Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) processing plant..
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Government & Politics, CommunityConcealed Carry On Calvert County Property Being Examined; Potentially Banned
The entire Republican Board of County Commissioners for Calvert County voted on a resolution proposed by former Deputy County Administrator Wilson Parren, which would look at banning the carry of firearms and contraband on county property..
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Government & PoliticsSheriff Cameron Thanked for 40 Years of Service
Sheriff Cameron, now serving in his fourth consecutive term, started with the St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office on July 3, 1980 as a patrol deputy..
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Government & PoliticsCalvert County Planning & Zoning Announces New Fees and Updated Conceptual Site Plan Review Process
The new fee schedule was included as part of the county’s proposed fiscal year 2021 Operating and Capital Budget, which was adopted on June 9, 2020..
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Government & PoliticsStatement from Delegate Matt Morgan on Independence Day
7.6 billion people live in our world, and I feel fortunate to be one of the 330 million that call the United States of America home..
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Government & Politics, OutdoorsHouse Bill Aims to Promote Chesapeake Bay Cleanup
Its backers say the House bill would give a much-needed boost to cleanup efforts for the Chesapeake Bay..
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Government & Politics, OutdoorsMaryland Waterway Improvement Fund Awards $13.5 Million; Southern Maryland Awarded Over $1 Million
Projects Funded Statewide for Improved Boating Access, Navigation, and Safety.
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Government & Politics, Economy & BusinessGovernor Hogan Announces $190 Million in COVID-19 Relief for Small Businesses, Higher Education, and Nonprofit Organizations
In Total, Governor Hogan Has Committed $475 Million In New Investments For Critical Sectors of Maryland’s Economy.
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Government & PoliticsCalvert County Government Announces Minor Government Organization Restructure
Streamlined services provide more efficient services to citizens.
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Government & Politics, AnnouncementsSMCSO Administrative Hearing to be Held July 28th
If the employee is found to have violated a policy at the conclusion of the administrative hearing, a recommendation of discipline will be advised by members of the board..
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Government & Politics, AnnouncementsMDOT MVA Expanding Appointment Availability, Prince Frederick Branch Office to Open
Appointment process, COVID-19 safety measures for customers and staff remain in place.
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Government & Politics, CommunitySome New Laws Go Into Effect July 1 in Maryland
Although the Maryland General Assembly had their legislative session cut short due to the novel coronavirus striking back in mid-March, they still managed to pass along over 640 bills..
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