Sparrows Point Voluntary Cleanup Program MDE/EPA Public Meeting Update on Environmental Work at Sparrows Point April 25, 2018 at 6 p.m. North Point Library 1716 Merritt Boulevard Dundalk, MD 21222 Air Quality Monitors will be addressed for Fort Howard, Community residents and for our schools. Sparrows Point Environmental Reports Read more…
Fort Howard Community Association has received several inquiries from residents if the recent Water Main Replacement Project and Road Repaving in Fort Howard, Maryland was in some way related to the veterans hospital. It has been confirmed through a Freedom of Information Act request to the United Stated Department of Read more…
Thursday, April 19, 2018 at 7 PM the Maryland Department of Environment is taking public comment on Sparrows Point break-bulk shipping terminal operator Access World (USA) LLC’s application to construct a 1800 ton per hour slag grinding and pulverizing mill at the previous 3100 acre steel manufacturing complex. Records indicate 2600 Read more…
Remembering Fort Howard water main breaks were evening television live news only a couple years ago, many thanks goes out to engineer Mr. Steve Emm of Baltimore County’s Department of Public Works for his water main design and ongoing leadership in the Fort Howard, Maryland project. Utility Contractor Angelozzi and Sons Read more…
“America the Beautiful” Courtesy of Ray Charles Fort Howard Community Association wishes the residents of Fort Howard, Maryland and all Americans a safe and joyful celebration of our national 241st birthday. Share your patriotism with your family and friends taking a moment to bow your head to the Almighty Read more…
Maryland Department of Environment and demolition contractor MCM Management Corporation representatives reported a maximum of 9000 tons of slag and other cementious material will be processed at Sparrows Point with the addition of 5 mobile crushing plants under review for approval. Process and migrant suppression dust concerns were addressed by Read more…
Kathleen Labuda Secretary/Treasure FHCA “It’s our community, let’s take care of it.”
Fort Howard Community Association congratulates the community of Charlesmont on their new improvement association project and joining Leaders Helping Leaders. All the best wishes to everyone in Charlesmont! Kathleen Labuda Secretary/Treasurer FHCA “It’s our community, let’s take care of it.”
The of behalf of the community of Fort Howard, the Fort Howard Community Association wishes everyone a wonderful Easter Day and God Bless America. Kathleen Labuda Secretary/Treasurer FHCA “It’s our community, let’s take care of it.”
Every three years Fort Howard homes are physically inspected for capital improvements by a certified Baltimore County real estate assessor from the Department of Assessment and Taxation. Real estate assessor Mrs. Jessica Erdman is currently in the Fort Howard community performing that inspection. Kindly note Mrs. Erdman is leaving Read more…