April 26, 2019

Here’s How to Comment on Maryland’s Phase III WIP

Maryland’s draft Phase III Watershed Implementation Plan is open for comment. This is the last stage of the multi-year “pollution diet” for the Chesapeake Bay, declared to be an impaired waterway. Learn more information and how you can comment on the draft WIP here.

Modeling the World’s Top Performing Schools Substantial School Construction Funding Left to Governor’s Discretion Baltimore County Pushes for School Construction During Special Session

DLS Releases Final FY20 Two-Year Charts Detailing State Aid St. Mary’s Moves Forward with Plans for “Innovation District” What’s Next for County Employers?

Pennsylvania’s Draft Phase 3 WIP Fails to Meet Nitrogen Goals Rural Legacy Hits 100,000 Acre Milestone Here’s How to Comment on Maryland’s Phase III WIP

St. Mary’s Appoints New Communications Director Howard County Leads State in Population Growth in Recent Years Frederick Executive Listens to Local Farmers on Keeping Agriculture Viable

Central Committee Nominates Annapolis Alderwoman for Busch’s House Seat Major Issues & More–90 Day Report Reviews the 2019 Legislative Session

Summer #MACoCon Booths Selling Out Quickly – Reserve Yours Today! MACo Symposium: Fighting Human Trafficking With Awareness, Advocacy, and Action Keep Up to Date With Free Record Management Training

Census Catalogs Density of Local Governments (Maryland’s Very Lean!) City Anti-Human Trafficking Bill Signed Into Law Choose Civility Harford: One Day, One Table, Hundreds of Conversations 

City Council To Take Up Ethics Reforms “Litter Blitz” Commences in Baltimore County Public-Private Partnerships Trending Beyond Toll Roads Cutting-Edge Biotech Firm Coming to Frederick

Conduit Street Podcast Corner:

Complete Count Conversation

On the latest episode of the Conduit Street Podcast, Michael Sanderson, Kevin Kinnally, and Natasha Mehu discuss the latest news and notes from Annapolis, including the latest in the three-way race for Speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates. Also this week, tricky policy issues for county human resources offices and a look at the 2020 Decennial Census.

Listen to any MACo Podcast Episode: www.mdcounties.org/Podcast

Counties In Action

Frederick Frederick Exec Gardner Welcomes MACo President / Harford Exec Glassman and MACo staff for annual county visit

Cecil Cecil Exec McCarthy, Council Pres Meffley and other officials cut the ribbon on Phase I of a sewer extension project

Montgomery Montgomery Exec Elrich and Council Pres Navarro present proclamation celebrating Arab American Heritage Month

Corporate Partner Corner

MACo Welcomes New Platinum Corporate Partner - WWT Founded in 1990 , WWT has grown from a small product reseller into a technology solution provider with $11.2 billion in annual revenue and more than 5,000 employees. They serve the technology needs of large public and private organizations around the globe, including many of the world’s best-known brands. WWT ranks 8 on Glassdoors’ Best Places to Work in 2018 list and 40 on Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For list . Learn more about WWT!

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