Dear Community Leaders and Members of Anne Arundel County,

After receiving over 1,500 new election judge applications, Anne Arundel County Board of Elections has added 3 additional election day voting sites, bringing our total to 31 sites across the county. Voters are not assigned to a specific site, you will be able to vote at ANY one of our early voting or election day sites.  

Protect your health and your vote by requesting a ballot NOW at aacounty.org/vote and to make sure it gets recorded in time by using one of our secure drop boxes, located at each of our voting sites and the Board of Elections office in Glen Burnie. Read the full press release.

Best,

Help shape the goals and policies for development and land conservation in Anne Arundel County for the next 20 years. Participate in the Plan2040 Online open house.

Please share this information with organizations and groups you are involved with, neighbors, family, and friends. The more people we hear from, the more this plan can reflect the perspectives of all of Anne Arundel County.

If you need help navigating the site, watch our Office of Planning & Zoning's video tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1ntLzIfKtw&feature=youtu.be

Census takers are locals hired to help you and everyone in your home be counted in the 2020 Census. These census takers are visiting homes that have not yet responded to the Census. If you’re not home when they visit, you’ll be left with information about how to respond online, by phone, or by mail.

Census takers will wear masks and follow local public health guidelines and protocols while completing their work in neighborhoods. You can confirm the identity of a census taker by verifying their photo ID badge and official Census Bureau equipment.

The 2020 Census questionnaire only takes about 10 minutes, and is safe and secure. But don’t wait – the Census response deadline is September 30. Click here to get started.

Executive Order #30 prohibits residential utility service for county water or wastewater service from being terminated for nonpayment through November 15, 2020. It also suspends late fees for the same time period. 

The executive orders and other COVID-19 resources and information are available on the county’s road to recovery webpage.

Residents can now 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.

Click here to view the full calendar.

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