The Baltimore County Commission for Women is seeking nominations for its 40th annual Women of the Year Awards to honoring women for their outstanding contributions to the community.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski today announced that the Employees’ Retirement Board voted to approve a three percent cost of living adjustment for eligible retirees, effective July 1, 2022.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski today announced plans to lift the indoor mask requirement for County buildings and facilities and to end required COVID-19 testing for unvaccinated employees, effective, Monday, February 28 2022.
To help enable residents to participate in the sustainable practices of home composting and rainwater reuse, Baltimore County is hosting an online pre-order sale for compost bins and rain barrels.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski today announced that Baltimore County’s indoor mask requirement will be lifted effective, tomorrow, February 1, 2022 and Baltimore County’s State of Emergency will be lifted, effective February 7, 2022.
Baltimore County today announced the release of the County’s first comprehensive and enterprise-wide Efficiency Review, which outlines opportunities for the County to streamline current operations, improve service delivery, and save taxpayer dollars.
County Executive Johnny Olszewski today announced the creation of a free, pilot grocery shuttle service in the Turner Station community in Southeast Baltimore County. County also names first Food Security Coordinator to support countywide efforts.
Baltimore County’s Blue Ribbon Procurement Commission today issued its final report outlining recommendations for streamlining and improving the County's procurement, purchasing, and contracting functions and outcomes.
The Baltimore County Department of Public Works is proposing an amendment to the County’s Ten Year Solid Waste Management Plan regarding a proposed solid waste transfer facility at 7600 Rolling Mill Road.
In the latest effort to expand access to COVID-19 testing, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski today announced plans for additional dates for distribution of rapid at-home COVID tests for residents.
Following five years of the efforts by the Baltimore County Department of Planning, residents, advocates, and business owners in the Pikesville community, the Baltimore County Council unanimously voted to adopt the Pikesville Revitalization Action Plan.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski today announced his fourth annual series of signature town hall meetings to hear from constituents about their ideas and priorities for the County’s FY23 budget.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski today declared a local state of emergency to expand Baltimore County's ability to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
County Executive Olszewski announced that in 2022, Baltimore County is bringing back residential bulk trash collection for the first time since 1992. The new program will give residents two opportunities to set out bulk items for collection next year.
Baltimore County will host a virtual public hearing for the public to learn more about upcoming grant opportunities to support housing and community development programs that meet the needs of low income residents across Baltimore County.
In addition, four Rural Legacy Area organizations in Baltimore County received over $3.8 million in state grants to support administration’s rural land preservation goals
