Frederick County Commissioners weigh budget amid sheriff funding row
Frederick County Commissioners met to review appeals from the sheriff s office seeking higher funding and to confirm line items. They approved 180000 for four patrol positions and a pre trial services car, but denied a investigator and several guards, while maintaining library books funding and approving 267000 for roof repairs at Monocacy Middle Valley Elementary and Thurmont Elementary. Bonds from Frederick Memorial Hospital refinancing were pulled from county books.
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Thurmont
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Career and Technology Center
Frederick officials see rise in home options for elderly
Frederick earth care officials predict elderly demand will grow for services that let seniors stay independent. County residents prefer not to enter nursing homes, seeking options like home care and group homes. State funds will back a three year program starting July 1 to support services for residents aged 62 and up, though none of the eligible 150 group homes are in Frederick County.
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Keily Walton
Fredith
Iliary
Fredericke
Aryland
Gary Tavin
Inds
Tavin
Maryland Office On Aging
Frederick County
Patricia Throne
Ms. Clime
Pittsburg OKs sign and use changes for downtown offices
The Pittsburg zoning commission approved a sign for a Main Street Arcade project and a change of use for 304 E Main St to a downtown office. Planning chief Eugene Myers said the Main Street Deli site supports the arcade. Commissioners also approved a change of use for 402 W Main St from a doll shop to an accountant's office.
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Town’s and Zoning Commission
Main Street
E. Main St
Eugene Myers
W. Main St
Myers
Frederick County commissioners weigh tax rate and raises
The Frederick County Commissioners plan to adopt the fiscal 1994 property tax rate today while debating whether to cut taxes or fund raises for county workers and the school system. A $2 million cost for a 3 percent to 4 percent pay raise is considered, with $25 million in unallocated funds and $8 million in unallocated appeals looming.
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Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
School Board
Department of Public Works
Sue Ann Yingling
Sundergill
David Gray
Yingling
Frederick City
Middletown weighs water rate hike and police protection
Middletown officials plan a 7:30 p.m. public meeting in the municipal building to discuss water and sewer rate increases and options for police protection. Burgess Louie Snodgrass notes the system must pay for itself while considering alternatives to the resident trooper program and potential deputy sheriff.
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Middletown
Burgess Louie Snodgrass
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