| | Oakland Mills Community Association | Important news & info about the community in which we live. | |
Upcoming Events
CALL AHEAD or CHECK EMAILS and FACEBOOK to find out the status of meetings and events.
| The Other Barn and OMCA offices will be closed on Friday, July 4. | |
TONIGHT! June 26, 6:00 p.m.
OM Welcome Summer Concert
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July 3, 7:00 p.m.
RAC Meeting
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July 8, 7:00 p.m.
Board Meeting
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July 17, 7:00 p.m.
RAC Meeting
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July 22, 7:00 p.m.
Board Meeting
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August 4, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
OM Pool Party (tickets available July 7)
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Office Hours:
The Other Barn and OMCA offices will be closed on Friday, July 4.
Monday through Thursday
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Friday
9:00 a.m. to Noon
Saturday
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Before you visit The Other Barn, please contact us by email or phone to schedule an appointment.
Brigitta Warren, Village Manager
manager@oaklandmills.org
Facility & Rental Coordinator
events@oaklandmills.org
Amy Carpenter, Events & Administrative Coordinator
office@oaklandmills.org
Carrie Wenholz, Covenant Advisor for Letters of Compliance
loc@oaklandmills.org
Michael Vaughn, Covenant Advisor for Exterior Alteration Applications (in office Tues/Thurs)
applications@oaklandmills.org
Karina Caico, Covenant Advisor for Property Concerns (in office Mon/Wed)
propertyconcerns@oaklandmills.org
Contact Board Members HERE.
The Other Barn Phone: 410-730-4610
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Celebrate in our amazing space!
Rent The Other Barn!
The Other Barn is currently booking events through the end of 2026. To view The Other Barn venue photos and info, please click on the button below. Tours are by appointment only. For further questions, contact the Facility and Rental Coordinator at events@oaklandmills.org. Follow The Other Barn
on Facebook!
| | Other Important Community Contact Info | |
Howard County Police
- For emergencies, call 911
- Non-emergencies: 410-313-2200
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Traffic non-emergency: email hcpdtraffic@howardcountymd.gov
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Traffic emergencies: call 911.
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File a traffic complaint HERE.
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Traffic & Engineering Division (info on street calming, community speed control program, etc.) HERE.
Oakland Mills Community Resource Officer: PFC Matthew Paul
Read more about HCPD's Community Outreach program.
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Howard County Government Website
Need guidance on County programs, local events, or services? AskHoCo is here to help! Email at ask@howardcountymd.gov, and our team will make sure you’re informed and connected. We’re dedicated to being your first stop for County information.
All Howard County offices will be closed for Juneteenth (June 19). See "other resources" block below for info on HoCo Recycling/curbside collections that day.
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Howard County Council
Oakland Mills is located in Council District 2 and represented by Opel Jones.
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Who handles what?
Want to know who handles what—CA, the Howard County Government, or the Columbia Village Community Associations? Click HERE to see a
simple breakdown.
| New to the neighborhood? Welcome hOMe to Oakland Mills! We'd love to welcome you to OM. Email manager@oaklandmills.org and we'll send you all of the great info you need to feel right at hOMe! | | Oakland Mills Board of Directors | | |
Board News
Upcoming OMCA Board Meetings
For meeting agendas and past board meeting minutes, click HERE.
To contact the OM Board click here.
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OMCA Committees
OMCA has several committees that are always ready to welcome new members. If you would like information or would like to find out about serving on a committee, please email Brigitta Warren manager@oaklandmills.org.
OMCA Education Committee
Meetings are hybrid, held as needed at The Other Barn and on Zoom.
Next Meeting: TBA
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OMCA Open Space Advisory Committee
For community members who are interested in the current and future use of CA's open space.
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OMCA Public Space Committee
For residents interested in the uses of Howard County's public spaces and roadways. Meets the third Tuesday of each month.
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OMCA Tenant Committee
For residents of Columbia Pointe, Autumn Crest, Forest Ridge, and The Verona. Meetings are hybrid, held at The Other Barn and on Zoom.
Next meeting: TBD
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Resident Architectural Committee (RAC)
The RAC meets virtually on Zoom on the first & third Thursdays of each month at 7:00 p.m.
Next meeting: July 3
Info/list of applications will be posted three days in advance of the meeting HERE.
applications@oaklandmills.org
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Architectural Covenant Processes
Info on architectural covenant processes, visit the Covenant Tab on the Oakland Mills website.
Exterior Alterations Applications Info
Click HERE.
Request For Letter of Compliance
Click HERE
Resale Packet
Click HERE to download. Hard copies can also be purchased for $30 during regular business hours.
Covenant Complaint Form
Click HERE
| | Board Notes from Karin Emery, OM Columbia Council Rep | | | | |
See updates from our Columbia Council Representative, Karin Emery. Click the button below to see her most recent newsletter, or check out her newsletter archives.
| | Cul-de-sac Beautification & Block Party Funds | | | | Funds are now available for cul-de-sac beautification projects and block parties held by Oakland Mills residents. Oakland Mills Community Association funds these activities using proceeds from our annual plant sale that was held on May 3rd. Funds are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. | | Covenant Corner: Keep OM Clean and Green! | | |
The do’s and don’ts of keeping Oakland Mills clean and green!
DO:
- Keep your sidewalk and driveway apron area clean! Grass clippings can be slippery. And those Sweet Gum Tree Balls can be tricky to navigate.
- Did you know the grass strip between your sidewalk and the street is your responsibility too? This includes but is not limited to mowing, seeding, and removal of grass clippings and general yard debris.
- Prune your trees and bushes for you and your neighbors.
- Trim branches that overhang the sidewalk.
- Keeping bushes and trees trimmed away from your house and windows helps to prevent mildew growth and wear on your siding. Keeping them trimmed can also help prevent pests and wildlife from getting into and/or damaging your house, roof, downspouts, and more.
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Yard waste should be put out for curbside collection. Don’t know your pick-up day? You can find it here https://www.howardcountymd.gov/curbsidecollections
- Store your trash, recycling, and compost containers out of sight. Howard County code states items must be placed out after 6 p.m. the day before collection or before 6 a.m. the day of collection.
DON’T:
- Blow your yard debris into the street.
- Use Open Space (or your own wooded yard) for collecting yard debris.
- Make changes to the exterior of your house (color, siding, decks, patios, etc.) without checking to see if an Exterior Alterations Application is needed. *Hint, it probably is, and we are more than happy to help you with it!
Questions, concerns? The Covenant Advisor Team is here to help. Give us a call at 410-730-4610 or email us:
Karina Caico, Covenant Advisor - Property Concerns
propertyconcerns@oaklandmills.org
Michael Vaughn, Covenant Advisor – Applications
Applications@oaklandmills.org
Carrie Wenholz, Covenant Advisor – Letters of Compliance
LOC@oaklandmills.org
| | TONIGHT!! Welcome Summer Concert: MK Trio | | Gateway Master Plan Public Draft: Provide Your Feedback! | | |
Gateway’s Master Plan Draft is Ready for Review
The Department of Planning & Zoning (DPZ) has released the transformational Gateway Master Plan Public Draft for review.
Building on the bold direction of the County’s General Plan, HoCo By Design, this initiative charts an ambitious path to reimagine Gateway as a leading innovation district. The Gateway Master Plan Public Draft layouts out a clear, action-focused strategy to spark research, support startups, and drive inclusive economic growth.
See how the plan has evolved and give us your feedback about what you would like or suggest what could be improved.
The public comment period is open now thru Tuesday, July 8th at 11:59pm. Share your feedback via the comment form on DPZ's website!
| | Community EV Charging Grants | | |
Townhome or condo communities can now apply for financial support to add electric vehicle (EV) charging to community parking lots. Howard County’s Office of Community Sustainability (OCS) has launched “Community Charging Connections,” a new pilot program that will reimburse selected non-profit townhome or condo community associations up to $10,000 for costs associated with EV charger installations.
The program aims to address barriers to EV charging faced by townhome and condo communities that lack private garages and/or driveways. Program participants will be asked to provide feedback about the County’s permitting and approval process so that improvements can be made.
To learn more about the program and apply, please visit the Community Charging Connections webpage. Applications are due by July 31, 2025.
| | OM Pool Party - Tickets on Sale July 7! | | Oakland Mills Farmers Market | | Community Events & Opportunities | | |
Summer Solstice Artisan Bazaar
June 27, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Ellicott City 50+ Center
9401 Frederick Road, Ellicott City
More Info
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Howard County Caribbean American Heritage Celebration
June 28, 4:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Color Burst Park
6000 Merriweather Drive, Columbia
Get ready to experience the vibrant colors, flavors, and rhythms of the Caribbean right here in Howard County. This family-friendly event will showcase traditional Caribbean games, children's activities, live music performances, interactive dance classes, vendors, and delicious Caribbean cuisine. More info & tickets
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Blood Drive
July 1, 11:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Kahler Hall Ballroom
5440 Old Tucker Row, Columbia
More info & appointments
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Howard County Parks & Rec Summer Concert Series
Wednesday Nights, 7:00 p.m.
July 9 through August 6
Centennial Lake Park (except July 31, which will be at West Friendship Park)
More Info
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HCDrugFree Life Skills Class for Middle School Students
July 21 to 31, Mon-Thurs, 10 to 11:30 a.m.
Held Virtually
Free! More info
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Community Ecology Institute's Community Families in Nature
Community of Families in Nature (CFIN) provides opportunities for families to come together in community in order to explore, learn, and play in nature. Find out more!
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Howard County Recreation & Parks
Find info on upcoming events, camps, activities, sports, and more. Recreation & Parks' 2025 Summer Camp Guide is now available ONLINE. Online registration is open now.
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HCC Student Theatre Productions
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St. Louis Church Concert Series
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Howard Community College Concert Series
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OMHS Food Pantry
Next distribution day: July 30, 3:30 p.m.
OMHS Parking Lot*
*Please note, due to closure of OMHS, the pantry will only be distributing non-perishable goods, from the parking lot of OMHS. No fresh bread or produce will be available at the July distribution.
We are now taking donations for the OMHS food pantry at The Other Barn. Drop off items Monday through Thursday between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Click HERE to see a list of items needed.
We appreciate all of the community donations to the Oakland Mills Food Pantry. Please be sure to check all expiration dates on donations prior to bringing them to The Other Barn. The pantry cannot distribute expired items. Thank you.
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What to Do If You Are Laid Off
Losing a job can be a devastating experience. What to Do If You Are Laid Off is a new resource from the Office of Consumer Protection which provides helpful tips and links for people facing job loss. Howard County is offering resources for people affected by federal job loss - reach out to hocohelp@howardcountymd.gov for assistance.
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Beware of Door-to-door Sales Scams
Spring brings sales directly to your door. Always be wary of storm chasers, contractors with “extra” supplies, and solicitors who are “doing work in your neighborhood.” Everyone who knocks on your door to sell something should have a registration ID issued by the Office of Consumer Protection (OCP). If they can’t show you that license, contact the OCP immediately. To see what the license looks like, visit OCP’s “Peddling & Soliciting” website. Also see this info sheet on safely planning and executing your next home improvement project.
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Volunteers Needed for LakeFest 2025
LakeFest will take place June 20 to 22 at Lake Kittamaqundi in Downtown Columbia, and volunteers are needed to help make the festival a success! If you're interested in volunteering, visit the Columbia Festival for the Arts (LakeFest) volunteer page for info on types of volunteer positions, recruiting sessions, and more.
Student volunteers also needed!
The Columbia Festival of the Arts (CFA) would like to invite your middle and high school students to support the artists and the festivalgoers at LakeFest 2025. Students must be at least 13 years old and, if under 16, must be accompanied by a parent. Volunteers may help visual artists load and unload their art & supplies and set up their booths or provide relief to artists who need to leave to get lunch or take a quick break. They will have the opportunity to network with artists and hear first-hand accounts of their journeys to becoming an artist and perfecting their craft. Additional info and registration is on the CFA website.
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Help for High Prescription Drug Costs
Governor Moore announced expanded access to more affordable prescription drugs through an innovative partnership with SIRUM and Good Pill Pharmacy. According to the press release, "anyone with a Maryland mailing address who faces high prescription costs can receive their prescriptions from Good Pill, regardless of insurance status. Most prescriptions from Good Pill are available for $2 per month. To access the Good Pill pharmacy, Marylanders simply need to check the list of available medications, complete a one-time registration, and ask their health care provider to send their prescription to Good Pill. Prescriptions are typically available in 90 day supplies and are delivered to the patient’s home within 5-7 days". To read the complete press release from the Governor, click HERE.
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Center for Children
Center for Children is a private non-profit organization dedicated to the prevention and treatment of child abuse and the promotion of positive mental health through crisis intervention, therapy and education. The Center offers a wide variety of mental health services for the entire family, including the uninsured and under-insured. More info
| Howard County Resources for Older Adults, Persons with Disabilities, and Caregivers: click HERE. | |
Family law services available
Tuesdays, 6:00 p.m.
East Columbia 50+ Center
6610 Cradlerock Way
By appointment on the second and third Tuesdays of the month, an attorney is available for a free consultation on how to represent yourself and complete forms for family law matters, such as custody, divorce, modification of child support, and other family issues. Visitors must be self-represented and have low to moderate income to qualify for this service. Call 410-313-2135 or 410-313-2225 for more information.
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Howard County Office of Consumer Protection
Have a consumer question or need assistance? Contact the Howard County Office of Consumer Protection at 410-313-6420 (voice/relay) or email consumer@howardcountymd.gov. For assistance in Korean, Chinese or Spanish, call 410-313-3820. If you have a consumer issue or landlord-tenant dispute that you cannot solve on your own, file a complaint online in English, Korean, Mandarin or Spanish. Toward the bottom of the website, you can also subscribe to the office's e-newsletters for helpful tips on consumer issues, including avoiding scams.
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Volunteer with the OMI Green Team!
Many opportunities available, including on the first and third Sundays. Email volunteeromigreenteam@gmail.com for more info.
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Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center
8990 Old Annapolis Road, Suite A , Columbia
Call: 410-531-6677 or 410-531-6006
24 Hour Hotline: Dial 988
grassrootscrisis.org
Telephone counseling, free walk-in counseling, a 24-hour suicide hotline, Mobile Crisis Team, and a Runaway Teen Program that provides crisis intervention for runaway youth and their families. The emergency shelter will still be open at its location, 6700 Freetown Road. All services are free. Marylanders with mental health or substance use issues are encouraged to call 988 to reach help.
National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Dial 988.
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Civic Works Home Energy Programs
The Howard County Office of Community Sustainability has joined forces with Civic Works, a nonprofit organization committed to helping homeowners and renters in Howard County save energy. Together, we’ve established an initiative aimed at helping Howard County residents go solar and upgrade their energy efficiency. Learn more.
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Bike Hoco is doubling the number of Bike Corrals this year. Sign up to help support free bicycle parking at over ten Howard County events, including the Fireworks at the Lakefront, EC Springfest, HCC Greenfest, EC Music Fest, and Books in Bloom, to name a few.
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The Village in Howard
The Village in Howard is a member-based community of Howard County residents 55 and older. Membership benefits enable members to actively age in place. To view TVIH's current Village Vibe newsletter, click HERE.
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CAREAPP
Find services for food, health, housing, transportation, education, employment assistance, and more. Click HERE for info.
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A-OK Mentoring and Tutoring Volunteer Info Sessions
Would you like to be a volunteer mentor-tutor who supports Howard County, Maryland elementary and middle school students? Are you a trustworthy adult who can commit to one school year of service for a student? Attend a 30-minute info session to learn more. Register HERE. A-Ok Mentoring and Tutoring website
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Dreaming of Home Ownership
Do you have dreams of owning your own home in Howard County but can’t cover the down payment? You may be eligible to participate in the County's Settlement Downpayment Loan Program (SDLP)! Howard County’s SDLP program provides families of eligible income with a low-interest loan that helps cover the down payment and closing costs for home purchases. Applications are accepted year-round by the Department of Housing and Community Development.
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Community Action Council Assistance
Community Action Council offers housing assistance, energy assistance, food assistance, and early childhood education. Visit www.cac-hc.org to learn more. Get support or get involved now by calling 410-313-6440.
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Free Bikes 4 Kidz
Got a bike to give away? Donate to Free Bikes 4 Kidz. The organization also has volunteer opportunities. More info HERE.
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The Loan Closet of Howard County
7125 Riverwood Drive, Suite D1, Columbia
Need medical equipment? Try The Loan Closet. Appointments are required for all services; call 410-313-0363 (voice/relay) to discuss your needs. More info.
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Free Digital RTA Passes for HCPSS and HCC Students
Students can enjoy access to free bus passes right from their phone through the Transit app. More info
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Ride RTA for Free for those 60 Years+
Did you know residents 60 years of age and older or persons with a disability can take the Regional Transportation Agency of Central Maryland’s (RTA) fixed route service for free? Individuals just need to complete a RTA Certified FREE Ride Card Application and submit it either via email or mailed or dropped off in person at the RTA’s Administrative Office. Once received, applications will be reviewed within 48 hours and the applicant will be contacted to have their picture taken for their RTA Certified Bus Rider ID, completed weekdays, Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM. The ID can be processed in five minutes while rider waits in the lobby or it can be mailed.
To learn more about this free ride program, contact RTA Mobility at 1-800-270-9553, press option 3, then option 6.
| A Home Of Our Own Howard is a nonprofit organization that provides furniture and household items at no cost in a timely fashion to individuals, veterans, and families in Howard County Maryland who are transitioning from homelessness. Learn more about services or how to donate volunteer HERE. | |
Howard County Foreclosure Prevention Program
Must be a Howard County resident and at least three months behind on your mortgage. More info.
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Columbia Community Care
Free food and goods for those in need. Volunteers and donations welcome.
For food distribution dates and location and other information please visit the CCC website for details.
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Howard County Multiservice Center Food Pantry
9900 Washington Blvd, Suite 1, Laurel
Mondays & Wednesdays, 12:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Third Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
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Howard County Food Connections Map
Interactive tool to help you find low-cost, accessible food and nutrition resources in the County. Also find transit routes/stops. Click HERE.
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Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland
Meals on Wheels provides nutritious meals once a week for seniors, as well as support and safety-net services. To learn more about services or to donate/volunteer, click HERE.
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Howard County Residents Assistance
Info on Covid-19 resources, food assistance, housing help, social services, and more. HERE
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Howard County Food Bank
Shop for the Foods YOU want at the Howard County Food Bank. All shopping trips are family-choice. Fresh items such as milk, eggs, hygiene products, meats, produce are all on hand each time. Families who may qualify should visit www.CAC-HC.org or call 410-313-6440 for more details.
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Howard County General Hospital's Member Care Support Network
Receive FREE support while recovering from a health crisis (weekly calls, wellness checks, connection to community resources, and more). To qualify, you must be 18 or older and live or worship in Howard County. To enroll or for more information, email HCGH-J2BH@jhmi.edu or call 410-740-7601.
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Childcare Scholarship Program
If you’re a working parent, in school or participating in an approved training program you may be eligible for the Child Care Scholarship Program. For more information and step-by-step instructions to complete an application click HERE or contact the CARE Line at 410-313-2273 or children@howardcountymd.gov.
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OhanaHC
Empowering Students*Building Community
At OhanaHC, we value relationships and recognize that in order to better the outcomes for our students and the community, we must come together and show up for others. Supporting OhanaHC’s mission means you understand the value and work required to successfully empower students on their journey to self-defined success while strengthening community through diverse connections, intentional partnerships, and long-term mentorship. Help us reach our goal of building a culturally affirming and equitable community that everyone can thrive in.
| | | Columbia Association News & Events | | Pools are open! Peruse CA's Guide to this year's pool season to find the perfect pool time for you! | | Other CA News & Resources | | |
CA's Mapping & GIS Resources Page
Download maps, discover interactive apps and use the information provided to explore the Columbia community.
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CA Survey for Natural Resource Plan
In the upcoming fiscal year, CA plans to work with a consultant to draft a Natural Resources Management Plan for operations. Discussion topics include native and invasive plant management, reforestation, wildlife management, storm water management, and other sustainability topics. CA invites the community to provide input on the plan.
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Living Next to Open Space
Columbia Association now has a brochure for those living near Open Space. Read more.
Visit CA's Open Space page for more information.
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CA OPEN SPACE
50/50 SURVEY PROGRAM
Does your land abut CA Open Space? Then you could qualify to have CA pay for half of your home's boundary survey!
To ensure accurate installation of exterior alterations within your property boundaries, a survey of your property can be done. In order to assist with that effort and to prevent encroachments onto CA Open Space, the 50/50 Survey Program was created. CA now offers a discounted survey for community members who own property adjacent to CA Open Space.
For more information and to take advantage of this program, email: RealEstateServices@ColumbiaAssoication.org.
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Youth and Teen Center @ The Barn
Website
Phone: 410-992-3726
Teen Center Director: Rene Buckmon, Rene.Buckmon@columbiaassociation.org
Drop-in Program
Is your child looking for a community of peers, great activities, and a whole lot of fun? Sign them up for the Drop-In program at the Youth and Teen Center! It has a range of educational, enrichment and recreational opportunities that support positive peer interaction, hands-on learning opportunities, decision-making, and development of life skills. September's calendar is full of fun activities including sports, trivia, art classes and more.
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Howard County Bureau of Environmental Services
Curbside collections begin at 5:00 a.m. this week due to extreme heat.
July 4: Friday collections will slide one day to Saturday.
Backyard Composting
Attend a composting demonstration by the Howard County Master Gardeners and get started making your own valuable soil amendment! More info & dates
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EV Charger Checklist
To assist electric vehicle owners with the installation of a vehicle charger in a dedicated homeowners association parking spot, DPZ has put together this checklist, outlining the items you’ll need to submit your EV charger approval submission.
For questions and/or more information, contact DPZ’s Development Engineering Division via email at ded@howardcountymd.gov.
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BGE Natural Gas Info Pages
If you smell gas, call 911.
Learn how BGE responds to, assesses and repairs natural gas leaks HERE. | |
Howard County Department of Public Works Construction Projects Map: Click HERE.
Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administrations Project Portal: Click HERE.
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Lightbulb Exchange Program Expansion
Howard County residents can now visit any Howard County Library branch to exchange used incandescent and compact fluorescent (CFL) light bulbs for new, energy efficient LED bulbs (while supplies last). More info
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2024 Parent’s Guide Now Available
Inside the 2024 Parent’s Guide to Howard County, readers will find information about programs that support positive family engagement. For questions, more information about available service, or if your family needs additional assistance and support, please contact the Howard County Office of Children and Family's CARE Line at 410-313-2273 today.
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2024 Howard County Resource Guide On Aging & Independence Is Now Available
The Office of Aging and Independence's annual Howard County Resource Guide contains up-to-date information about health and wellness, financial planning, legal services, housing options and more to help county residents age well and plan for their future.
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The Family Institute Parenting Workshops & Newsletter
The Howard County Office of Children and Families offers free workshops through its Family Institute program. Check out the office's newsletter for more great resources.
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See Click Fix
See Click Fix is an interactive website for Howard County residents to report issues to the County. Issues include, but are not limited to, roadway issues, missing street signs or fallen street signs, street tree issues, potholes, cracked sidewalks, etc. THIS IS NOT a site for 911 emergencies or police or fire issues.
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Oakland Mills United is a community organization that advocates for Oakland Mills through education, empowerment, and demanding change. OMU empowers OM's students, schools, and community by providing programs to address the needs of students and families.
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Visit OMO!
One CLICK opens the door to become engaged in a community-based, multi-generational social learning environment.
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Howard County Public Library
Visit the Howard County Public Library website to access virtual educational resources & events and more.
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Little Free Library at The Other Barn
The little free library is currently under construction. We hope to have it up and ready for use by the spring.
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Need help getting fast, reliable internet?
Visit Consumer Action's fact sheets to learn about discounted internet and phone service:
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Support our OM Merchants
Visit the OM Website for a complete list of merchants and businesses. All Oakland Mills merchants are open and would love your support!
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HC DrugFree provides resources and education on prevention, treatment, recovery, and health and wellness to help Howard County residents develop knowledge and skills to understand and address behavioral health (substance use and mental health) disorders. HC DrugFree Current Events and Website
Donations always needed! To support HCDrugFree's mission, please visit hcdrugfree.org/donate or mail a check to: HC DrugFree, 5305 Village Center Drive, Suite 206, Columbia, MD 21044
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