County bonding board stays alive and active in Frederick
Frederick County commissioners reinforced the capital funding committee’s advisory role on major projects. Members Marvin Ausherman and Alan Imboff welcomed continued input while the panel’s goals were updated to include bonding limits, pay as you go, impact fees, and potential privatization. The CIP review process remains, with a Feb 14 planning commission presentation followed by the commissioner review.
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Marvin Ausherman
Ausherman
Alan Imboff
Board of Commissioners
Imhoff
Planning Commission
Impact Fee Committee
Montgomery County to revamp school security plan
Montgomery County Superintendent Paul L. Vance unveiled a sweeping plan to tighten school security including metal detectors, new security teams, training, incident reporting, and an alternative school for violence prone students. He said funds will be found though costs are not yet estimated and urged legislative action to access juvenile records and create weapon free zones. The plan follows multiple incidents from gunfire to stabbings and draws on a consultant study costing 6500 dollars.
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Montgomery County
Paul L. Vance
Montgomery
Vance
Potter proposes budget cuts with 900 layoffs option
Montgomery County Executive Neal Potter presents a list to the county council detailing fiscal 1992 budget reductions. The plan would trim 2 percent from county operations and schools, 2.3 percent from Montgomery College, and include 900 potential layoffs or 3.5 furlough days for public school staff.
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Montgomery County
Neal Potter
County Council
Montgomery College
Gail Ewing
Potter
Washington County group proposes Byron Hattery debate date
The United Democrats of Washington County invited Rep. Beverly Byron and state Del. Thomas Hattery to a mutually convenient debate for the Democratic nomination in the 6th district. Invitations were mailed with a Feb. 5 response deadline. Hattery accused Byron of avoiding a debate while Byron notes joint appearances offer voters issue discussion.
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Beverly Byron
Thomas H. Hattery
United Democrats
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