Rolle sets forfeiture guideline for drug cases in Frederick County
Frederick County State's Attorney Scott Rolle announces new seizure rules targeting drug dealers assets including cash and jewelry. Police may seize vehicles and valuables with thresholds such as one marijuana cigarette or five LSD hits, and cash of 250 or more. Since January, agencies have seized six vehicles, cash, and jewelry, with a Narcotics Task Force funded from forfeitures. The office tracks seizures, prosecutes forfeitures, and relies on state and county grants to support a narcotics prosecutor and task force operations. Ballenger Creek area hydrant flushing planned April 3–7 may cause cloudy water for residents.
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True leaves city post after six years with no regrets
Carolyn True announces departure from Frederick city after six years, urging hire of a city manager to handle daily operations. She cites city growth, project streamlining needs, and family time as key factors, praising successor John Kendall and noting Bonnie Zimmerman’s wrongful discharge suit withdrawal.
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Gaithersburg candidate pledges diverse staff in city council bid
Sheila G. Stewart-Duncan, a 45 year old consulting firm president and recent Gaithersburg resident, runs for three council seats. She advocates hiring more racial and ethnic diversity in government, expanding parks and recreation leadership, and maintaining stable taxes and growth balance while addressing infrastructure and public safety. She notes the city’s stability and plans to keep Gaithersburg a good place to raise a family.
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Montgomery County trash pickup change eyed for equity
A county consultant urged Montgomery County to move all residents to curbside trash collection with a once weekly schedule to save about 1.1 million and to boost equity. The study urges eliminating backyard collection, reducing yard trim winter pickups, and standardizing contracts while exploring expanded curbside recycling materials.
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Neal Potter
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