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Baltimore County’s Code Enforcement Work Group today issued their report which includes recommendations to improve the County’s program in order to better serve County residents.

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski today signed an Executive Order to create the Solid Waste Work Group, which will examine the County’s current solid waste collection and disposal practices, and will make recommendations for implementing

Recognizing the need for additional support for Baltimore County’s small business corridors amid the pandemic, County Executive Johnny Olszewski today announced an expansion of the Commercial Revitalization Action Grant program, providing grants of up to

Completely redesigned homepage, new features and functionality to improve user experience.

County to Provide $2.5 Million in Reimbursement Funds for Restaurants and Food Service Establishments to Improve Safety, Extend Outdoor Dining Season

Encourages Residents to Take Every Precaution Against the Flu During COVID-19 Pandemic

Baltimore City-led Billing for County Residents Delayed Due to Pandemic will Now Resume This Fall

A Critical and United Step Toward Equal Justice

Web-based Hearing Planned for November 5

New Acting Director of Department of Public Works, Two Additions to Office of Community Engagement Announced

Second Phase Builds on County’s Efforts to Improve Housing Stability

Phase One of 10-Year Capital Plan Includes Recommendations for Equitable Allocation of School Construction Dollars

Work Group Enabled by State Legislation to Develop Recommendations to Improve Quality of Life

Olszewski fulfils pledge to provide use of force and officer complaint data in latest effort to improve transparency and accountability in the Baltimore County Police Department

Leonard Howie Led State Agency from 2012 to 2015, Served as Obama Appointee in U.S. Labor Department

State Laws and Guidelines Will Continue To Be Strictly Enforced

Free September 24 Webinar Explores Pandemic-Related Impacts and Industry Shifts

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski issued the following statement following today's announcement from Baltimore County Public Schools on school reopening

Childcare Subsidies Available for Families Receiving SNAP; Academic Support Centers to Open

Grants Support Arts, Humanities and Cultural Organizations Serving County Residents

Bill bans chokeholds, limits use of force, expands de-escalation, and increases transparency to modernize policing in Baltimore County

No Trash, Recycling or Yard Materials Collection on Labor Day; Drop-off Centers Closed

State Laws and Guidelines Will Continue to be Strictly Enforced

Top officials from Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Howard County and Anne Arundel County joined together to issue the following statement on major cuts to the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA)

Secure Ballot Boxes at 13 Sites Across the County Beginning First Week of October, County Providing $100 Pay Incentive for Chief and General Election Judges Amid the evolving impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.