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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1997

Page

4

County reports looming salt shortage and budget strain

Frederick County faces dwindling salt and cinder stock as winter storms approach. Public Works Director Robert Hayes warns of potential funding needs after using 80 percent of overtime and depleting about 3,000 tons of salt. Highway stock began the year at 13,000 tons, with ongoing budget transfers needed for prior snow removal. Revenue totals show $124 million of $183.4 million expected, driven by property tax, with income taxes at $15.2 million and a positive overall outlook despite a water and sewer fund loss offset by other income.

Frederick County Public Works Robert Hayes Hayes Highway Department Mr. Hayes Doug Browning Browning

Maryland Reform Party to Meet in Frederick February

The Maryland Reform Party will hold its first Frederick County meeting from 1:30 to 4:30pm on February 23 at the William Tolley Recreation Center 121 N Bentz St. Dr Patricia Cummings state chairman will deliver a speech titled Take Back Your Country on government reform and ballot access. The meeting is free and the public is invited.

Maryland Reform Party Frederick County William Tolley Recreation Center N. Bentz St Patricia Cummings

Health program privatization bid halted by Frederick County vote

A last minute plea from school support employees delayed a Freder ick County Commissioners vote on privatizing school health services. Jim Wright urged stopping the bidding while Marilyn Hunter urged more review. The county seeks cost cuts but faces liability training and labor concerns with any contractor. A meeting next week will address staff input before resuming discussion.

Frederick County Jim Wright Frederick County Association of School Support Employees Frederick County Health Department Ihe Marilyn Hunter Maryland State Teachers Association Hunter William Dennis Ms. Hunter Terre Roy Rhoderick HomeCall Inc Frederick National Nurses Service Inc Silver Spring

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