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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1996
Page
10
Sheriff Jim Hagy said the federal grant offers a chance to stretch resources and may require an increased staff. Commissioners will keep funding deputies after the grant ends, with Frederick County officials stating the opportunity to leverage local dollars for enhanced service.
The county may tap its about $130,000 contingency fund to cover this fiscal year as budget officer Mark Sneadner notes. Sheriff Hagy plans using federal grants to fund overtime and church arson prevention, plus a domestic violence grant to hire a civilian aide, while authorities report rising arrests in domestic abuse cases. Separately, a tractor trailer crash on 1270 near Attstown and Urbana caused early morning delays. no injuries reported and lanes reopened by mid-morning.
The Frederick board approved restructuring Youth Services under the Recreation Department, naming Roelke Springs as supervisor and reporting to Grimes. The move aims to save city resources, expand programs, and unify departments. Officials approved a $19,400 feasibility study toward a $55,174 multiagency law enforcement center.
City, planning director and consultant discuss need for a demolition by neglect mechanism as properties age. Officials cite current Existing Structures Code and plans to renovate in coming year. Lininger hired as consultant for Frederick County to address solid waste and related costs.
The Citizens Services building was evacuated in August after humidity levels spiked fivefold. Over 60 current and former workers were tested by Johns Hopkins for potential health effects, with results due soon. County directors pledged to review findings before deciding, though a $44,000 proposal from Lawson appears logical to officials.
City and county officials clash over ambulance billing after Walkersville questioned for overstepping study period. The county Fire and Rescue Association plans to advise commissioners by month end on implementing a countywide billing system despite unresolved issues and potential association permissions.
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