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Through Partnership with EPP, Baltimore County to Significantly Reduce Methane Emissions While Generating Renewable Energy Directly to the County

Loans will Help Offset Cash Shortfalls Resulting from COVID-19 Business Closures and Contractions

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski issued the following statement following the announcement from Governor Larry Hogan and State Superintendent Dr. Karen Salmon:

U.S. Senator Ben Cardin, County Executive Olszewski, and Others to Offer Perspectives During Free Webinar on August 25

Program Recognizes Achievements in Education, Employment, Advocacy, Volunteerism and Accessibility

Campaign to Highlight Ravens' Calais Campbell, Orioles Legend Brooks Robinson, Health Leader Dr. Leana Wen to Convey Simple Message Aimed at Slowing the Spread

Plan for Youth Sports Must Follow Requirements Based on Guidelines from CDC, County Health Officer

Responds to Over 20,000 Pandemic-Related Inquiries and Requests from the COVID-19 Hotline

Through 10-year Agreement, County will Provide Glass to be Recycled as New Glass Containers

$20,000 Grants will Fund COVID-Related Programming and Marketing Efforts

Baltimore County Requires Face Coverings in Indoor Spaces, Calls on Governor Hogan to Revisit Indoor Dining and Bars Statewide

Funds Include Generous $285,000 Donation from BGE to Support Current and Future Response to Pandemic

Meals Kits To Be Distributed at Seven BCPL Locations Around the County

County to Provide $3 Million in Reimbursement Funding for Improvements, Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment to Help Service Sector Businesses Protect Health of Employees and Patrons

Citing Strong Fiscal Responsibility, All Three Major Ratings Agencies Affirmed Baltimore County's Creditworthiness Despite Global Economic Challenges

Long Awaited East-West Connection to Make Continuous Circuit from Route 40 to White Marsh Boulevard

Additional $1 Million in Phase One Funding and $2 Million in Phase Two Funding will Assist More Families at Risk of Losing Housing as a Result of Pandemic

All Collections and Drop-Off Centers will Operate Normally on July 3 On Saturday, July 4, trash collection will not occur in Baltimore County, and all three trash and recycling drop-off centers will be closed

With Hybrid Program, Young People will Participate in Virtual or Onsite Opportunities

Survey and Public Comment on Multi-Year Improvement Plan for All Schools

Proposed Class Action Will Provide Funds to Protect and Remediate Local Waterways

Free July 1 Webinar Explores Regional Recovery Forecasts and Emerging Industries

Through New Agreement With Sparks-Based BD Integrated Diagnostic Solutions, County Will Immediately Increase Local Testing Capacity by 2,000 Tests Per Week

Observance in Baltimore County

New Clinic Opens on Monday, June 22