The Baltimore County Council voted 5-2 — after debate — to establish a county charter review commission. Councilmen Wade Kach, of Cockeysville and Todd Crandell of Dundalk, both Republicans, voted against the resolution. Councilman’s Quirk (D), Almond (D), Bevins (D), Jones (D), and Marks (R) voted in support. Source: Read more…
Dear Baltimore County Council: Your fellow council member, the Honorable Mr. Wade Kach, has “ withdrawn his support and sponsorship of the resolution establishing the membership of the (Baltimore County Charter Review Commission) commission.” After consultation with other community and civic associations, on behalf of our Read more…
Councilman Todd Crandell addresses potential development in Fort Howard, Maryland regarding the March 9, 2016 Baltimore County Conciliation Agreement Affordable Housing settlement between United States Department of Housing and Urban Development and Baltimore County on his Facebook. FHCA’s response follows Mr. Crandell’s Facebook post. Crandell 21 hrs Read more…
Baltimore County Police Department, 12 Precinct and Councilman Crandall’s office have been advised of the vandalized and now missing deer sign at the intersection North Point and Millers Island Roads. Officer Addair: The Baltimore County deer sign posted south bound on North Point Road across from the intersection of Read more…
Tobacco use causes over 7,000 deaths in Maryland each year, more than alcohol, car accidents, overdoses, HIV/AIDS, suicides and homicides combined. In Baltimore County, 22% of adults are tobacco users and almost 20% of high school students are tobacco and e-cigarette users. Data indicates that exposure to secondhand smoke Read more…
As stated on the the February 1, 2017 District 7 community update page Baltimore County, FHCA is very pleased to report the “replacing 8,000 feet of water line in the Fort Howard area this year. Cast iron water lines on Todd Avenue, Howard Avenue, Blank Avenue, Fort Avenue, North Point Read more…
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TRADEPOINT ATLANTIC will sponsor April 27, 2016 a spring open house at 1600 Sparrows Point Blvd, Sparrows Point, Maryland 21219 for 6-8 P.M.
CEO Michael Moore will address (more…)
BALTIMORE DISTRICT Baltimore Harbor and Channels General Reevaluation Study The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District is currently partnering with the Maryland Port Administration on the Baltimore Harbor and Channels 50-Foot Project General Reevaluation Study. This study is evaluating the feasibility of improvements, including potentially widening different sections, to Read more…
