Each week we make steady progress in our vaccine distribution, and we’re expecting an increase in supply by the end of this month, allowing us to expand to additional groups.

We’re pleased the Governor has laid our clearer expectations for Marylanders about when they will be eligible for vaccines. As supply allows, our Howard County Health Department will also open appointments to these additional groups.

Thank you to our incredible team at the Howard County Health Department who have made this process as smooth as possible for our residents and continue to adapt and improve to ever-evolving circumstances.

To pre-register with the Health Department please click here or call 410-313-6284.

Residents can also pre-register with a State mass vaccination site here or by calling 1-855-MD-GOVAX.

After more than 18 months of hard work, Pub Dog finally returns to Columbia as a local favorite demonstrating the resilience of our business community after the disastrous gas explosion. I’m so pleased to welcome back Pub Dog as it re-opens its doors to customers. I’m certain that this is only the first of many businesses - new or returning - to the Lakeside Building Complex.

We are dedicated to expanding COVID-19 testing to residents in our community who many not have adequate access. Beginning March 29th, First Call Urgent Care and Centennial Medical Group will be implementing four mobile testing units in the following locations:

Rapid testing and PCR testing will be available to residents at no cost. These new testing sites will help us promote more equitable healthcare and ensuring our most vulnerable populations have access to COVID-19 testing. 

According to the Maryland Department of Health, to date, 29.0% of Howard County residents have received their first dose of the COVID-19 Vaccine. This percentage includes those who may have received a first dose of the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine. We continue to work with the Howard County Health Department to ensure residents receive the vaccine safely and efficiently, as we receive supply.

There are nearly 300 provider locations including regional State-run mass vax clinics, retail pharmacies and hospital operating clinics. For more information and to register, please visit COVIDVax.Maryland.gov or call 1 (855) 634-6829.

To date, 16.6% of Howard County residents are fully vaccinated according to the Maryland Department of Health. This includes residents who may have received the Moderna, Pfizer, or Johnson & Johnson-Janssen vaccines. We continue to work with the Howard County Health Department and the State to ensure residents receive the vaccine safely and efficiently, as we receive supply.

Our team has been working diligently to administer COVID-19 vaccines to residents and get shots in arms as quickly as possible. To date, the Howard County Health Department received 50,050 vaccines and administered 98.0% doses according to the Maryland Department of Health. I know that this is a tough time for many, especially with limited vaccine available, but our team works day and night to ensure our vaccine rollout is as smooth as possible.

For more information and to register, please visit COVIDVax.Maryland.gov or call 1 (855) 634-6829.

I visited the Mobile Integrated Community Health (MICH) unit at St. Johns Baptist Church. This clinic is one of the first focused on equitable distribution of vaccine to hard to reach communities. Now with expanded eligibility and increasing supply, we must do the hard work of ensuring that communities of color, our more vulnerable residents, neighbors with limited English proficiency, residents of all abilities, and people who have limited access to online registration can get their vaccine.

We’re hopeful that this clinic is the start of ensuring our distribution reaches all corners of Howard County, and encourages more of our residents to get vaccinated when they can.

We know how difficult this past year has been for our community, and there is a lot of hope on the horizon that we will be able to gather together again soon. It's more vital than ever that we make sure our older adults, caregivers, and adults with disabilities have the support and connections they need to thrive.

Our Office on Aging and Independence has compiled a free resource guide for older adults, adults with disabilities, and caregivers that includes information about aging in place, housing, and health & wellness.

Be sure to check it out here or you can request hard copy be mailed to you by calling Maryland Access Point at 410-313-1234. Share it with family, friends, or loved ones that are looking for resources in Howard County.

Please join me in congratulating Ananda, EC Diner, and Blowfish Poke on being named to Baltimore Magazine’s 2021 Best Restaurants Readers’ Poll. We are so grateful to have a scrumptious and luminous culinary scene in Howard County, and these restaurants are only a fraction of some of our best cuisines.

As we pass a year of COVID-19 in Howard County this week, it’s imperative now than ever to continue supporting our small, local restaurants. You never know what delicious foods you may find.

Congratulations to all restaurants who were listed in this year’s poll!

Howard County’s success is driven by our optimism, positivity, and ability to find the good in every situation. We're so pleased that Columbia was recently recognized as the eighth Happiest Cities in America by WalletHub, the personal finance outlet.

Jim Rouse envisioned Columbia to be a model community across the nation as the best place to live, work, and play, and our residents commit to making it a reality every day. Especially after this past year – our residents have demonstrated the resilience of our community.

Please join me in congratulating Elizabeth O’Connor for being named Maryland Counselor of the Year, Jillian Hoffman for being named Maryland High School Counselor of the Year, and Danielle Tobin for being named a semi-finalist for the Maryland Elementary School Counselor of the Year! We are so grateful to have educators who are devoted to supporting our students in Howard County and beyond. Their commitment to closing the achievement gap extends well beyond traditional leadership in school counseling and inspires our students.

Congratulations to our school communities – Glenwood Middle School, Howard High School, and Ducketts Lane Elementary School.

The quick and effective distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine requires all levels of government be in constant communication and work collaboratively. I’m honored to participate in a National Association of Counties call with White House officials. The three officials, Intergovernmental Affairs Senior Advisor Luke McGowan, COVID-19 Intergovernmental Affairs Director Eduardo Cisneros, and White House Vaccine Coordinator Dr. Bechara Choucair discussed vaccine supply and equitable distribution.

I encourage residents to send questions for the White House Vaccination Team to cball@howardcountymd.gov that I can direct to officials during these calls. Residents should put “Question for White House Vax Team” in subject line of their emails. The next call is Thursday, April 1st, at 2:00 p.m.

While there continues to be limited vaccine allocation to County Health Departments, we encourage qualifying residents to visit one of many available locations to receive their vaccines. The State has implemented four Mass Vaccine sites to administer vaccines to all residents who qualify under Phase 1A, 1B, and 1C. Beginning March 23rd, these sites will also begin vaccinating those in phase 2A. These sites are managed by the State and County Health Departments do not have the ability to register residents.

How to Register:

For more information and to register at any mass vaccination sites or pharmacy, please visit COVIDVax.Maryland.gov or call 1 (855) 634-6829.

Our Howard County Health Department is working effectively and efficiently to ensure every resident can receive the vaccine as soon as possible. Once you register, the Health Department will reach out to you within seven days to confirm your registration. If you have received your vaccine elsewhere, you may unsubscribe using the link in your confirmation email.

For more information, please visit Vaccine.howardcountymd.gov or call (410) 313-6284.

We are efficiently administering the vaccine with approximately 100% of received vaccines administered by the end of each week. Please note, the phases are determined by the Governor, and are subject to change based upon State guidance. For questions about specific phases and where you may qualify, please call the State's COVID line at 1-855-634-6829.

Residents who have preregistered will be notified by email to schedule an appointment, as supply becomes available. Appointments are required, and persons should arrive no sooner than 10 minutes prior to their appointment time.

Please note, the Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services' Mobile Integrated Community Health (MICH) team will focus on vaccinating specific homebound at-risk adults as identified by the Howard County Health Department. If you believe you are in need of MICH in-home COVID-19 vaccination accommodations, please complete one of the registrations below marking the appropriate area for MICH consideration. The Howard County Health Department can provide further information at 410-313-6284.

There are nearly 300 provider locations including regional State-run mass vax clinics, retail pharmacies and hospital operating clinics. All residents are encouraged by the State to register for a vaccine at these sites by using the State vaccine locator.

Phase 1A includes all licensed healthcare providers, correctional officers, law enforcement agencies, and frontline judiciary staff. The Health Department estimates there are up to 15,000 people in this group. Healthcare providers can register here.

We are currently scheduling appointments and vaccinating those in this phase.

The Health Department estimates there are up to 55,000 people under this phase, and we are currently vaccinating those in this phase.

This phase includes:

We are currently registering and vaccinating those who fall under this phase, and the Health Department estimates there are approximately 100,000 people in this phase.

Residents ages 65-74: Some residents under this group will be vaccinated as supply allows. Proof of residence in Howard County will be required to receive the vaccination.

All other groups under phase 1C can register here. This phase includes:

The Howard County Health Department is currently pre-registering those who fall under this phase.

Phase 2A - Opens Tuesday, March 23rd, 2021

Phase 2B - Opens Tuesday, March 30th, 2021

Phase 2C - Opens Tuesday, April 13th, 2021

We are currently pre-registering those who fall under this phase. This phase will open no later than Tuesday, April 27th, 2021.

Please note, that while the phases may open, we are still solely dependent on supply. We thank every single community member for their patience as we continue our work with the state to increase our supply.

Our residents still have significant needs as they manage utility bills, rent payments and mortgage payments during this challenging time. Rental delinquency data from the Maryland Multi-Housing Association and the Housing Commission estimates that 1 in 4 of the 23,000 renter households in Howard County are past due on rent.

Residents can apply to one of our four nonprofit partners to receive assistance to pay past due rent and utility expenses for up to 12 months. Residents who have applied for previous assistance are also able to apply. For more information, please click here.

We are proud to announce a new foreclosure prevention program with $1.4 million supported through pandemic assistance funding. Residents impacted by COVID and not able to pay their mortgage payments should contact the Department of Housing and Community Development to complete an application for mortgage assistance. Applications are available here.

Residents with pending or approved forbearance plans with their mortgage lender are eligible to apply for assistance. Please note, the moratorium on filing of Notices of Intent to Foreclose also ends on 3/31.

We are laser-focused on ensuring that our most vulnerable residents do not fall through the cracks this winter, as we continue to combat this virus in our community. Please share this information with friends and neighbors who may be in need.

Homeowners can use the county's Credit Eligibility Calculator to explore all available tax credits and relevant information regarding the application and screening processes. The Credit Eligibility Calculator can be found here.

Please, share this information with an older adult in your life. For more information, you can also call the Department of Finance at (410) 313-2195.

As residents continue to receive the vaccine, it’s important to still get tested for COVID-19. While our positivity rate and case rate per 100,000 of our population are declining, testing is a proactive way to slow and eliminate COVID-19 in our community. We have several testing locations across the county. I strongly encourage residents to get a COVID-19 test if you are exhibiting any flu-like symptoms or think you may have been exposed.

To find a testing location near you, please visit hchealth.org

As markets rise and fall, Howard County Property Tax Assessment Appeals Board plays a vital role in ensuring county residents have the ability to appeal and dispute their tax assessments, as assessed by the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation. Board members are tasked with reviewing appeals from county residents who disagree with their property tax assessment and are compensated $25 an hour for their time. If you are interested a Howard County resident, 18 years of age and older and interested in serving on this Board as a member or as an alternate, I encourage you to apply today. The DEADLINE to apply is Friday, April 9th.

Parents and caregivers looking for and/or to learn more about child care and early childhood programs, including family child care, child care centers, co-op nursery schools, infant programs, summer camps, school-age programs and preschools in Howard County, I encouraged you to join DCRS’ Office of Children and Families this Saturday, March 27^th from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for its annual Howard County Child Care and Preschool Information Fair. While this year’s Fair will be held virtually, participants will still have the opportunity to learn more about and talk directly with representatives from child care programs located throughout the county. To register for the event, visit https://hoco.treebranch.live/.

For questions and/or more information about this year’s event, contact the Office of Children and Families’ CARE Line at 410-313-2273 (voice/relay) or email children@howardcountymd.gov.

Human trafficking is a scourge on our communities throughout this state, nation, and world. Sex and labor trafficking are heinous crimes and my administration is committed to identifying victims, connecting them to high-quality services and bringing those responsible to justice. If you are interested in helping us put a stop to human trafficking, I encourage you to apply for the County’s Human Trafficking Prevention Coordination Council (HTPCC).

Established in 2019 by County Council Bill 52-2019 and comprised for 23 members, HTPCC is responsible for advising the County Government on human trafficking prevention issues in the county and conducts outreach and education efforts on prevention in order to spread awareness of the warning signs of human trafficking. At this time, we are particularly looking for a representative from our faith communities to serve on HTPCC.

For details about eligibility requirements and how to apply, please click HERE. Note, the deadline to apply is Friday, April 9th. Finally, for more information about HTPCC, visit www.howardcountymd.gov/OHTP or contact DCRS’ Office of Human Trafficking Prevention Manager Andrea Nunez at 410-313-6558 (voice/relay) or email anunez@howardcountymd.gov. 

It is vital that residents of all abilities be provided with opportunities for self-determination and independence, whether pursuing a higher education or starting a career. If you are a member of our business community and would like to play an integral role in ensuring all students are ready and successful in life, I encourage you to apply today for our Commission for Transitioning Students with Disabilities. Comprised of 28 members, the Commission’s responsibilities include:

To learn more about the Commission and how to apply, click HERE today. NOTE, the deadline to apply is this Friday, March 26^th.

Starting this Wednesday, March 24^th and running through Wednesday, April 28^th, DCRS’ OAI, Howard County Health Department and Howard County General Hospital’s are hosting a six-week “Living Well Diabetes Self-Management” virtual community workshop for Howard County adults who have type 2 diabetes or prediabetes. Participants will learn all about diabetes, the appropriate exercises, hypoglycemia/hyperglycemia, how to deal with stress, relaxation techniques and healthy eating and menu planning. As this is a participatory course, a tablet, laptop or desktop computer (with a built-in or external webcam) is needed. If your device does not have a microphone, the use of a dial-in option from a phone is available. While this workshop is FREE, registration is required. To register for this workshop series, visit hcgh.org/events today. For questions and/or more information, contact Jennifer Lee at 410-313-5940.

Howard County older residents, if you are looking for something to keep you active and engaged, check out OAI’s monthly Virtual Offering Guides! Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, OAI has been working hard to provide older residents with various activities, from exercise and cooking classes to social engagement and lifelong learning classes, to help keep you moving, cooking and staying social while at home. To learn about the virtual offerings OAI has going on this month, check out its the March Virtual Offering Guide, available online now. for a list of this month’s offerings. For questions, contact OAI at aging@howardcountymd.gov.

CONGRATULATIONS to our Department of Fire and Rescue Services (HCDFRS) personnel who were recognized recently for their amazing work performed in 2019. While HCDFRS was not able to hold its annual awards ceremony due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the department recently recognized this year’s winners. I’d like to especially congratulate Firefighter/Heavy Vehicle Operator Clayton Belle, who was named HCDFRS’ Firefighter of the Year.

Training Exercises Scheduled through April 22^nd

Now through April 22^nd, HCDFRS will be conducting weekly TRAINING EXERCISES in the 9500 block of Glen Oaks Lane in Columbia every Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. As part of its training exercises, HCDFRS will be using smoke machines to create artificial smoke; there will be NO actual fires. For questions and/or more information about these exercises, contact HCDFRS at 410-313-6000.

For more information and/or past reports and data, visit HCHD’s “Health Department Reports and Data” website.

Housing’s Next MIHU Open Enrollment Period to Begin April 1^st

Interested in calling Howard County home? Starting next Thursday, April 1^st, our Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) will begin accepting applications for its Moderate Income Housing Unit (MIHU) program April open enrollment period. Held quarterly throughout the year, this inclusionary zoning program provides individuals and families the opportunity to purchase quality new homes at reduced sale prices and rents to those eligible. Applications will be available online and completed applications can be submitted either online, mailed to 9820 Patuxent Woods Drive, Suite 224, Columbia, MD, 21046, or dropped off at DHCD’s Patuxent Woods Drive office by appointment only. The DEADLINE to submit an application is 5:00 p.m. Friday, April 30^th.

As part of its April MIHU open enrollment period, DHCD will be hosting a virtual MIHU Homeownership informational workshop on Wednesday, April 7^th from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. via Webex. For details about the workshop and how to sign up, visit DHCD’s “Open Enrollment” website. Additionally, from DHCD’s “Open Enrollment” website, visitors can also find presentations from previous homeownership and rental informational workshops, as well as frequently asked questions and answers explaining the program’s eligibility requirements and application process.

Please keep in mind, if you are interested in DHCD’s MIHU rental program, prospective renters may apply directly to a participating rental community at any time during the year. For more information on the MIHU rental program, including a list of participating communities, visit DHCD’s MIHU rental website.

For questions and/or more information about the MIHU program, contact DHCD’s Housing Opportunities Programs Division at 410-313-6318 and select option two, email housing@howardcountymd.gov or visit DHCD’s open enrollment website. 

Our Office of Human Rights and Equity is currently seeking Howard County youth interested in serving as student members on the County’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Commission. Each year through County Government and local celebrations and service projects, we strive to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and all that he has done for our civilization and humankind. I encourage our young residents to apply for this role, so they too can be a part of this vital Commission and its efforts to follow Dr. King's footsteps of service and dedication towards helping and improving the lives of others.

If eligible and interested in applying, please send a resume and a brief letter explaining why you want to serve on the Commission to Kimberly Pruim either by email (be sure to copy mlk@howardcountymd.gov) or by mail to: Howard County Government, Office of the County Executive, Attn: Kimberly Pruim, 3430 Court House Drive, Ellicott City, MD 21043. The DEADLINE to apply is Friday, April 9th.

To apply, please send a resume and a brief letter explaining why you want to serve on the Commission to Kimberly Pruim either by email or by mail to: Howard County Government, Office of the County Executive, Attn: Kimberly Pruim, 3430 Court House Drive, Ellicott City, MD 21043. The DEADLINE to apply is Friday, April 9th.

Last summer, I launched the planning process for the County’s next General Plan, HoCo By Design. This comprehensive long-range plan establishes the policies on how and where the County will develop and grow in response to evolving economic, environmental and social conditions. As part its HoCo By Design process, our Department of Planning and Zoning (DPZ) has launched its Growth Choices Workshop.

Now through 11:59 p.m., Monday, April 5^th, residents can participate in this virtual workshop to learn about and provide feedback on the County’s options for growth, development and preservation for the next 20 years. Through ths workshop, DPZ’s HoCo By Design is sharing the four different scenarios that have been developed and key decision points important to planning the future of the County have been identified.  

To learn more about the workshop and the ways you can participate, visit DPZ’s HoCo By Design Scenario Planning website.  

DPZ is NOW accepting applications for its Route 1 Tax Credit program. The purpose of this program is to encourage revitalization along the Route 1 corridor by helping commercial and industrial building owners renovate and improve the exterior appearance of their properties with a tax credit of up to $100,000. This past November, the Howard County Council reauthorized the program, extending it through the taxable year ending June 30, 2026. 

For eligibility requirements and/or an application, visit www.howardcountymd.gov/route1taxcredit or contact DPZ’s Route 1 Tax Credit Program team at 410-313-2350 or email route1taxcredit@howardcountymd.gov to talk more about your project ideas. While applications are accepted on a rolling basis, tax credits are limited. 

Howard County Police Department (HCPD) is seeking the public’s help to bring this cold-case of suspected mistaken identity to justice more than 40 years later. On March 6, 1981, two pillars of the Howard County community were killed when someone set their house on fire. Joe Selby, the manager of the well-known Enchanted Forest in Ellicott City at the time, and his wife Betty, were members of a large family in the county who shared the same last name. After their nephew was involved in a bar fight five years earlier, someone is suspected to have retaliated with the fire, but burned the wrong house down. One mile apart, the two different Selby families both had their names on their mailboxes, one “J. Selby,” and the other “J.N. Selby.” In what is believed to be a mailbox mix-up, two innocent, beloved people lost their lives.

If you have any information about this case, HCPD is asking that you please call 410-313-STOP or email hcpdcrimetips@howardcountymd.gov. HCPD is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information in the case.

With winter finally over and spring officially underway, HCPD is sharing this important message from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR), cautioning homeowners to be on the lookout for non-licensed tree contractors looking to take your money for work that never gets done. According to DNR, the Maryland Forest Service and Natural Resources Police have been made aware of one such individual operating in Baltimore and Harford counties, specifically targeting old residents.

Anyone who believes that they’ve been approached by an unlicensed business advertising or practicing tree care services in Maryland can file a complaint with DNR online or by contacting the Maryland Forest Service at 410-260-8511. 

To learn more about other common scams, especially other home improvement scams which tend to increase in spring, and details on how to identify a scam and protect yourself from becoming a victim, check out DCRS’ Office of Consumer Protection’s “Scam Alerts!” website.

With HCPSS schools back in-person, HCPD is looking for individuals interested in filling vacant crossing guard positions throughout the county. This PAID, part-time position requires 10 to 20 hours of work per week during the school year and pays $14 an hour. While no experience is needed, applicants must be at least 18 years of age and pass a background investigation. For more information and/or to apply, click HERE.

On Thursday, April 8^th, our Department of Public Works (DPW) will hold a virtual public meeting starting at 6:00 p.m., to discuss plans to stabilize an eroding stream bank located on Howard County open space west of Bonnie Branch Road (just opposite 4615 Bonnie Branch Road) and south of College Avenue. The informal meeting will include an overview of the design, followed by an open discussion. County staff and the project’s design consultant will be on hand to answer any questions and gather public comments. The project is expected to begin in July 2022.

To participate in the meeting by computer, go to www.webex.com and click “join;” the meeting number is 160 280 4509 and “Stormwater” is the password. To participate by phone, call 1-650-479-3207 (note, fees may apply) and enter the access code 160 280 4509.

Those unable to participate in the virtual meeting who would like to view the plans and/or have questions, should contact Ms. Christine Lowe with DPW’s Stormwater Management Division at 410-313-0522 or email cslowe@howardcountymd.gov.

To learn about DPW projects currently underway, visit https://bit.ly/2V6K5B6. Searchable by project category and street name, from this site you’ll find additional project details, including news releases about the project. You can also contact DPW’s Customer Service Office at 410-313-3440 or email publicworks@howardcountymd.gov for further assistance.

If you have questions or are interested in finding out about a State road (numbered roadway) project in your area, visit the Maryland State Highway Administration’s (SHA) “Project Portal” website.

REMINDER: Last Monday, March 15^th, the Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) began work to improve the road surface of MD 103. Crews will be milling and patching two miles of roadway between US 1 and MD 100, as well as installing an underdrain at Kane Way to improve roadway drainage and safety. The work will take place Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and weather permitting, is expected to be complete by May.

For more information about this project, click HERE and/or contact SHA at 410-545-0303.

Now through April 15^th, our Department of Recreation & Parks is accepting applications for its 2021 “Community Sports Hall of Fame.” Nomination forms are available on line at www.hcrpsports.org/halloffame or by calling the Department of Recreation & Parks at 410-313-1691.

For more information about Howard County’s Community Sports Hall of Fame, including a list of past Hall of Fame inductees, visit www.hcrpsports.org/halloffame.

In case you missed it, registration for all (Howard County and non-county residents) for Recreation & Parks’ 2021 Spring/Summer Activity Guide. Check out what classes, special events, sports leagues and more Recreation & Park is offering this spring/summer season by visiting https://tinyurl.com/SpringSummerRegistration2021

Centennial Park West Tennis Court Closures

REMINDER: The tennis courts at Centennial Park West are currently CLOSED weekdays from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to allow for crews to replace the light poles, fixtures and wiring. The courts will however be open from 5:00 p.m. until sunset on weekdays and operating normal hours on weekends during this time. Weather permitting, the work is expected to be completed by early April.

Tickets are STILL AVAILABLE On Saturday, March 27^th, join Recreation & Parks and Big Screen Flicks for a drive-in screening of The Sandlot outside the Gary J. Arthur Community Center. Pre-registration is required. To register and/or for more information, visit https://fb.me/e/CMWloY8r.

Registration is NOW OPEN for Recreation & Parks’ Spring Flag Football League! Geared towards players age five to 15 years old, this coed program includes weekly practices at local Howard County public school fields and games on Saturdays (beginning April 17^th) at Hollifield Station Elementary. Those who volunteer to serve as a head coach will receive a discount for their child. To register, visit https://tinyurl.com/NFLFlagFootballApril2021 today.

Little History Explorers Take-Home Kit

Little learners can uncover the past with a “Little History Explorers” take-home kit from our Recreation & Parks’ Baltimore & Ohio Ellicott City Station Museum. Participants will get their hands dirty as they learn about archaeological digs from around the world, participate in mini excavations and lab work. To purchase your kit (available for pickup on Wednesday, March 31^st from the Baltimore & Ohio Ellicott City Station Museum), visit https://tinyurl.com/LittleHistoryArchaeology today. Cost is $45.

Our Office of Transportation is looking for ways to improve our Bikeshare system and asks that you take this short survey whether you use the system or not. Your feedback will help Transportation improve its system now and in the future. To learn more about Howard County Bikeshare, visit https://howardcountybikeshare.com/.