Nowhere else in Baltimore County will you see the damage done by massive job losses than in the 7th District. Over the last 30 years, we have been devastated by the demise of our industrial and manufacturing job base and we saw what most of us have never seen – blighted neighborhoods, vacant commercial property,…

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Nowhere else in Baltimore County will you see the damage done by massive job losses than in the 7th District. Over the last 30 years, we have been devastated by the demise of our industrial and manufacturing job base and we saw what most of us have never seen – blighted neighborhoods, vacant commercial property,…

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Since taking office, I have had ongoing discussions with the Baltimore County Planning Department on how to infuse investment and prosperity back into the Essex Community. Essex has experienced the devastating impact of the massive job losses that affected southeastern Baltimore County. In the past, we’ve had no organized community development organization to receive and…

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I had the honor of presenting a Council proclamation to Stephen Gallier (Army Ranger 1976-1980) the 7th District’s awardee at the Veteran’s Flag Day Ceremony this morning. It was an honor to meet Steve and he gave a stirring and inspirational speech about his faith in God and how the County helped him get on…

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For all of the greatness and promise we see in our youth, we strongly believe our school system is in need of a discipline policy overhaul and a better enforcement model. This week marks the end of the Baltimore County Public Schools 2016-17 school year. We are so proud of our local high school graduates,…

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If we are to continue our progress toward a cleaner, more prosperous community, we all have a role to play. Update: As any good parent, teacher, or coach knows, sometimes stern measures are necessary in order to achieve results. The permit for the Diamond Point Flea Market is… reinstated, as the operator has agreed to hire…

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I had the pleasure of attending the 10th Annual bull roast of the Baltimore MOOS, a charitable organization that calls Dundalk home. Their mission is to have fun and help young people, having donated to multiple causes over the years to help support young people in need of medical and social services.

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