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PostHeaderIcon First Annual Preparedness Fair!!

PLEASE JOIN COUNTY EXECUTIVE LEOPOLD, THE ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY & CITY OF ANNAPOLIS CITIZEN CORPS COUNCIL, & THE ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
FOR THE:

FIRST ANNUAL PREPAREDNESS FAIR

WHEN:
Saturday, September 18, 2010
10 AM – 3 PM

FREE ADMISSION!!!! Read the rest of this entry »

PostHeaderIcon Emergency Management & Preparedness

Hurricane season officially began in June and is expected to last until mid-November. Are you prepared for a big storm and it’s aftermath? Check out the following web link for more information on getting prepared in case of long-term power outage and what the county is preparing to do to help in this situation.

http://www.aacounty.org/OEM/index.cfm

PostHeaderIcon Annual Oral Rabiees Vacc. Project

Please click on the link below to find out more information regarding this year’s Oral Rabies Vaccination Project slated for September. Or visit www.aahealth.org for additional county projects.

http://www.aahealth.org/a2z.asp?id=80

PostHeaderIcon Before and After Care

Do you need someone to watch your child or children before and/or after school? If so, please contact Amy Calvert at 608-3869 for more information! Reasonable rates right here in your own neighborhood.

PostHeaderIcon Police Community Relations Meetings

The Eastern District Police Department offers meetings open to the public on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. All meetings are held at 7:30pm at the Mountain Road Police Department of Anne Arundel County.

There are speakers addressing subjects pertaining to the police and the community, and there is always an opportunity to discuss issues of concern directly with the police district commander.

For more information please contact Joesph Cifala at 301-261-7640.

PostHeaderIcon Area Crime Alert!!

Sunday afternoon (5/23/10) between 5 and 6 pm, two men in a black Acura 4 door sedan with very dark tinted windows and L.E.D. type lighting, approached two of our neighborhood children at the corner of Rt. 2 and Cypress Creek Road.  The window opened just a little bit and the man asked the two kids if “they wanted some candy”.  The two kids tried to ignore the two men in the car and crossed route 2 and headed down Cypress Creek Road.  The car followed them.   Read the rest of this entry »

PostHeaderIcon Council In Action

Council In Action

by Cathleen M. Vitale

Councilwoman, District 5

As I sat at the County Council meeting casting my votes for my eleventh and final budget, I reflected back on budgets of past years.  When money was plentiful, I was proud to be a part of Councils that saved money, put maximum dollars in the rainy day fund and made sure we had healthy fund balances.  When years started to get lean, we sharpened our pencils, cut new projects and stayed within our affordability levels.  Somehow we continued to put money away, always preparing for the pending monsoon. Read the rest of this entry »

PostHeaderIcon Health Warning!!!

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ORDERS EMERGENCY CLOSING
FOR CYPRESS CREEK IN SEVERNA PARK:
Warns Against Direct Water Contact

Annapolis (May 25, 2010) – The Anne Arundel County Department of
Health has ordered an emergency closing and warns against direct water
contact for Cypress Creek in Severna Park, Maryland. The closing is due
to an overflow of wastewater at the pumping station located at McKinsey
Road and Route 2. The overflow, which occurred overnight May 24, from 10
p.m. to 2 a.m., was caused by a power failure and may exceed 100,000
gallons. The closed creek will be reopened when water quality conditions
are determined to be acceptable by the Department of Health.

The Department advises people coming in contact with the affected water
to wash well with soap and warm water immediately. Clothing should also
be washed.

For more information on the status of the closing, visit the
Department’s website, www.aahealth.org, or call the Water Quality
Line, 410-222-7999.

PostHeaderIcon SPHS Great News!

PRESS RELEASE

ANNAPOLIS, THURSDAY, May 20, 2010

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

COUNTY COUNCILWOMAN CATHLEEN VITALE, REPUBLICAN, DISTRICT 5, ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT THE ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COUNCIL HAS AGREED TO FULLY FUND SEVERNA PARK HIGH SCHOOL IN THE COUNTY BUDGET.

THE FEASIBILITY STUDY HAS BEEN FUNDED FOR FISCAL YEAR 2011 AS WAS REQUESTED BY MS. VITALE DURING LAST YEAR’S BUDGET WITH DESIGN AND PLANNING FUNDING FOR FISCAL YEARS 2012 AND 2013, AND CONSTRUCTION FUNDING BEGINNING FISCAL YEAR 2014 AS RECOMMENDED BY ALEX SZACHNOWICZ OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

“THIS PROVIDES FULL FUNDING FOR THE SEVERNA PARK HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT,” SAID MS. VITALE.  “SEVERNA PARK HAS HAD AN INCREDIBLY SUCCESSFUL 50 YEARS.  THIS PROJECT WILL ENSURE THAT THE STUDENTS OF SEVERNA PARK WILL BE ABLE TO CONTINUE THEIR TRADITION OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN A FACILITY WORTHY OF THOSE EXPECTATIONS.”

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR INQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT COUNCILWOMAN CATHLEEN VITALE AT 410-222-1401.

PostHeaderIcon Police Alerts

As some of you may already know, the Anne Arundel County Police Department’s Eastern District has begun to use a new communication service that now allows them to send valuable community information directly to residents via cell phone text messaging and/or e-mail.
As of April 1, 2010, AACP has been using the Nixle Community Information Service.  This service delivers timely and relevant information (such as urgent alerts, community specific advisories, traffic advisories, and notifications about police department community events, etc.) to residents who have signed up.  To sign up or to access notifications on-line, visit Nixle’s website at
All residents are encouraged to sign up.  It’s free.