1991 in Frederick Police Turmoil and City Changes
Frederick 1991 centered on police affairs with FOP calls for Chief Ashton resignation and a drawn out battle over promotions and collective bargaining. The mayor proposed pension buyout, aldermen moved to legalize collective bargaining, and a contentious veto left the contract status tenuous. Also noted were parking fees, rail service talks, Guardian Angels departure, fewer building permits, tax hikes, and a hiring freeze amid broader fiscal tightening.
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Richard J. Ashton
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Paul Gordon
Gordon
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Board of Aldermen
Aldermen
Chief Ashton
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Ashton
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Brunswick ends year with fiscal turnarounds and growth
Brunswick ended the year in the black after a tough period. Mayor Richard Goodrich credited staff and department heads for the turnaround, citing contracts, debt reduction, and new revenue efforts. The city hired a new police chief, reduced parking meters, and posted strong turnout for festivals while planning a five year outlook and a state of the city report.
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Brunswick
Richard Goodrich
Ted Gregory
Linton Shafer & Co
Goodrich
Betty Hedges
Richard Stone
Montgomery County
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