This Tuesday join us for a conversation with the local farmers who preserve open space, work to protect our waterways, and put food on our tables. We'll talk about soil health, learning the trade, challenges to production, and more.

Submit your questions to [email protected] and tune in on County Executive Pittman's Facebook tonight at 6 p.m. to join the conversation.

County Executive Pittman will be joined by:

If you missed last week's Tuesday Night with County Executive Steuart Pittman, please click the image above to listen to Anne Arundel County residents share how they have been impacted by COVID-19. You may also click here to read an article published by The Capital Gazette about the online discussion.

Use the button below to access our Holiday Toolkit which includes email and social media messages and graphics along with printable posters and fliers about county resources. The toolkit was designed to make it easy for you to share the messages with your community!

Our communities are struggling from the impacts of COVID-19, and Anne Arundel County is here to help. We've expanded our Food Access Warmline to a full COVID Care Warmline to get you the help you need. Call 410-222-3663 to speak with a case manager now.

Presented by The Department of Aging and Disabilities and The Commission on Disability Issues, DisAbility Awareness Day, took place October 24, 2020. If you were unable to attend, the recording is available for you to watch by clicking the image above.

County Executive Steuart Pittman signed Executive Order #38, effective at 5:00 p.m. on November 20. The executive order clarifies and restates existing provisions already in effect, and incorporates Governor Larry Hogan’s Executive Order Number 20-11-17-01. 

Stay up to date by visiting aacounty.org/road-to-recovery

County Executive Steuart Pittman and Health Officer Dr. Nilesh Kalyanaraman are reminding residents to not let their guard down when it comes to protecting themselves against COVID-19. With surging COVID rates, County officials are encouraging residents to proceed with extreme caution when celebrating with family during holiday celebrations. 

In response to impediments to community input on developments affecting residential neighborhoods, the Office of Planning and Zoning authorized a series of changes effective immediately that prohibit meetings on county holidays, stagger the start times of meetings in the same Councilmanic districts, and restricts the number of meetings in the same district to two. These changes will make it easier for residents to review project plans and ask questions.  

County Executive Steuart Pittman announced new guidance aimed at reducing sediment pollution from construction sites. The new guidance, released by the County’s Department of Inspections and Permits, calls for more sediment and erosion controls on construction sites in advance of wet weather, and increased enforcement of all sites near the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries.

Click here to reserve a chromebook kit.

Residents can view a calendar of upcoming community meetings in their area, review site plans and other documents, attend virtual meetings, watch previously recorded meetings, and provide public comments directly to the Office of Planning and Zoning - all through the new Community Meetings website. See a list of upcoming meetings below and click here for more details and to view the full calendar.

For media inquiries, please contact Roz Hamlett at [email protected]