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Olszewski Announces 2023 Series of Signature Budget Town Hall Meetings

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski today announced Baltimore County was awarded over $2 million in federal American Rescue Plan Good Jobs Challenge funding through the Maryland Department of Labor.

TOWSON, MD — Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski today proposed a package of foundational legislative reforms to expand access to new housing opportunities and address community concerns in Baltimore County.

More than 40 participating restaurants will feature delicious meals and deals

Baltimore County Publishes New Online Water Quality Dashboard

Baltimore County to Develop Framework for New Resilience Authority to Combat Climate Change and Promote Environmental Infrastructure Projects

Olszewski Issues Executive Order to Raise Baltimore County’s Minority-and-Women Owned Business Participation Goals to 30 Percent by Fiscal Year 2026

Baltimore County Christmas Tree Recycling Collection Begins Monday, January 9

Baltimore County Government Closures for Christmas and New Year’s Holidays

Olszewski Launches New Street Tree Replacement Program

Olszewski Announces More Than $2.6 Million in Grants to Local Community Organizations to Support Pandemic Recovery

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Makes Key Personnel Announcements

The Public Health Pathways program will connect residents in historically underserved communities with high-demand nursing positions

Baltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks will eventually operate the facility as a public recreation center

County Executive Olszewski Pledges to Continue Innovative Efforts to Build a Better Baltimore County as New Term Begins

The separate collection of yard materials will halt in December and resume in April 2023

New non-profit supported through ARP funds will help coordinate efforts to revitalize Liberty Road corridor

New non-profit supported through ARP funds will help coordinate efforts to revitalize Liberty Road corridor.

No Trash, Recycling or Yard Materials Collection on Thanksgiving Day; Drop-Off Centers Closed

28-year veteran of Department to be named Interim Chief of Police, effective December 6

Baltimore County continues to expand its urban tree canopy with the planting of 140 trees

Baltimore County Breaks Ground on New Recreation Activity Center in Middle River

Olszewski announces plans to retain key County department heads, five to depart County service

The groundbreaking ceremony kicked off the planned $2.3 million upgrade at the site that will include a new turf field, lighting, seating and more

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski along with the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation, Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development, Chesapeake Gateway Chamber of Commerce, and Baltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks, today broke