Infrastructure Week, Kirwan Update, and more from MACo

May 18, 2018

"Infrastructure Week" Wraps,

But Urgent Needs Remain

When over 400 affiliate organizations from unions, manufacturers and retailers to public agencies and elected officials unite on one issue, you know it's important. Infrastructure Week is May 14-21, 2018 - and thousands of leaders from counties across the country are currently engaging in hundreds of events nationwide. They all promote one message: the future won't wait. Neither can we. It's #TimeToBuild.

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Outdated Infrastructure Costs Americans $9 a Day! Minimizing Infrastructure's Risk to Individuals: Planning Matters Editorial Offers Ideas for Inclusive Infrastructure Investment	Frederick Adopts Balanced Budget, Delivers on Strategic Priorities Wicomico Schools Continue Push For Pre-K Funding Reprinting Primary Election Ballots Could Be Costly	Work Group Tackles Organic Waste & Composting Challenges Harford Officially Opens One-Stop Ag Shop Department of Agriculture Begins Seasonal Mosquito Control Program
Access Disaster Response, Debris Removal & Recovery Services with NACo Partner Supreme Court Allows States to Legalize Sports Betting See How Much Federal Infrastructure Funding Your County Received FY 2014-16	Prince George's County is Taking a "Step Forward" for Mental Health Maryland Seeks Outside Counsel to Assist in Opioid Investigation Webinar: How Memphis Cut Retiree Health Costs with Marketplace Approach	Could a New Governance Board Guide MD School Reforms? Kirwan Commission Meeting: May 17, 2018
Sumpter, From MABE to the State Board of Education Investment Strategy Explained -Report on State Pension System	Pedestrian Fatalities Reach Pinnacle, Engineers Can Help Bike to Work Day Rain Delayed 2 Weeks	MoCo Sets Zoning Standards for Small Cell Antennas Balt City Police Commissioner Resigns Amidst Tax Evasion Charges

Counties in Action:

Fredrick County Executive Jan Gardner briefed the Lt. Governor on the damaged caused by flooding in the county

St. Mary's County celebrates the retirement of Land Use and Growth Management's Grace Mary Brady

Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker III launches the Step Forward Program


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