Baltimore County Department of Public Works and Transportation reports many of the main roads are passable the county is working on the secondary roads. There are more than 2,700 miles of roads across the County. “It is still highly advised that if you do not need to be out on the road, stay home. It … Read more
Due to ongoing inclement weather, Baltimore County government will be closed on Monday, January 26. Emergency and essential employees must report as scheduled. There will be no trash or recycling collection (slide schedule will apply), no Towson Loop or CountyRide service, and libraries, recreation centers, senior centers, and county facilities will be closed. Freezing weather … Read more
In preparation for the storm this weekend, the Baltimore County Department of Aging is pleased to offer shelf-stable meals for older adults. If you are interested in receiving meals, please contact your nearest senior center in advance to confirm availability before visiting for pick-up. To find a senior center near you, visit the County website. … Read more
Applications are now being accepted for the Baltimore County Summer Youth Employment Program! The program provides a six-week paid summer work experience for Baltimore County youth ages 14-21. The program is designed to offer real-world job exposure, employability skill development, and financial literacy training through meaningful placements in both public and private sector worksites. Application dates: … Read more
Baltimore County Department of Public Works and Transportation said a printing error on its collection calendar might have caused residents to miss trash or recycling collection. The County issued an apology in a statement The Department of Public Works and Transportation wants to sincerely apologize to any Baltimore County resident who missed putting out their … Read more
Baltimore County announced its 2026 series of town hall meetings to hear from constituents and stakeholders about their ideas and priorities for the County’s FY27 budget. Seven meetings – one for each Council district – will provide a forum for public discussion focused on future budget priorities and ensure that community members have the opportunity to provide … Read more
Marks questions lack of state assistance in 5th District Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier released her administration’s priorities for the 2026 legislative session, with a focus on fiscal stability, equitable state funding, transportation and school infrastructure, and strong, healthy communities. According to Klausmeier, she wants a balanced and responsible budget that protects essential services … Read more
The Baltimore County Department of Planning announced the Budget Town Hall for District 5 will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 28 from 6-8 p.m.at Perry Hall High School (4601 Ebenzer Road, Nottingham). The cabinet open house will occur from 6 to 7 p.m. followed by the budget presentation from 7 to 8 p.m. Attendees will … Read more
Baltimore County Government released the following statement after the Baltimore Ravens announced John Harbaugh is no longer going to coach the team. “We extend our deepest gratitude to Baltimore County resident and longtime Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh for his years of leadership, dedication, and commitment to our team and our communities. “Throughout his … Read more
In honor of Baltimore County Police Detective Paul Hoke, County Executive Kathy Klausmeier has ordered the Baltimore County flag be flown at half-staff outside all County agencies. It was also added that Detective Hoke’s detective vehicle and post car from Precinct 6-Towson have been draped in bunting in front of the Baltimore County Public Safety … Read more
The following article was submitted by Baltimore County Councilman David Marks about Baltimore County honoring Perry Hall Girls Soccer’s state championship. On Monday, Dec. 15, the Baltimore County Council honored Perry Hall High School’s Varsity Girls Soccer Team for its state championship win. The team won the Baltimore County Title, the Regional Title, and … Read more
The following Benstorming commentary is about community associations and political campaigns. It’s that time of year where political campaigns are underway as local elections are scheduled for late June. Many candidates are promoting their candidacy and their fund raising events. Joshua Sines is one of those candidates running for County Council in 2026. Sines is … Read more
The Department of Justice announced that Baltimore County” has been removed from their list of a “sanctuary jurisdiction”. “Today, the Department of Justice announced the removal of Baltimore County, Maryland, as a designated sanctuary jurisdiction after the County recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ICE to collaborate on immigration enforcement. “This follows the Department … Read more
-photo courtesy of Councilman Mike Ertel- Baltimore County announced it will supply funding for food assistance for residents and federal workers affected by the federal government shutdown. Here is the official release. County Executive Kathy Klausmeier—in partnership with the Baltimore County Council—today announced Baltimore County Government will draw more than $4 million from its supplemental fund … Read more
The Office of the Inspector General (OIG) reported between April 2024 and February 2025, it received complaints concerning the operation of the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (“the Program”). The Program is administered by the Traffic Calming Unit (“the Unit”), which is part of the Traffic Engineering and Transportation Planning Division (“the Division”) within the Department … Read more
The following release was sent from the Office of Councilman David Marks about the creation of the Jennifer Run Park in the Carney area. On Saturday, October 18, Councilman David Marks joined residents of Carney’s Jomat Avenue in celebrating the creation of the four-acre Jennifer Run Park at Jomat Avenue in Carney. This was part of … Read more
Seven property owners living along the Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) right-of-way in Harford and Baltimore counties have been granted limited intervenor status in Case #9748 before the Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC). They will appear at this week’s evidentiary hearings to oppose the proposed construction of 29 miles of new, additional high-voltage transmission lines … Read more
Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier announced the county is stopping construction on a new library in Middle River. The plan called for a 25,810-square-foot library branch and adjacent 116-space parking lot the Greenleigh community in Middle River. Klausmeier said the decision was made based on the financial burden Baltimore County is facing. “After careful consideration, I … Read more
Baltimore County Councilman David Marks released a statement that he will block the introduction of a 30-unit Planned Unit Development, “Perry Hall Chapel Estates,” proposed at Chapel Road near Perry Hall Boulevard. “Today, I informed the developers of the Perry Hall Chapel Estates project that I will block the introduction of this Planned Unit Development. … Read more
–photo courtesy of Baltimore County Rec and Parks- The grand opening of the recently replaced fishing pier at Fleming Park in Turner Station will take place on Monday, Sept. 22 at 10 a.m. This ceremony is free and open to the public. Fleming Park is located at 641 Main Street in Dundalk.
The Marshy Point Nature Center Fall Festival returns for its 17th year on Saturday, Sept. 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Marshy Point Nature Center is located at 7130 Marshy Point Road in Middle River. This family event is full day of nature, music, hands-on fun, and fall-themed festivities. There is free admission and … Read more