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Legislation This Session

Jan 19, 2021

This Legislative Session, I am so far sponsoring and co-sponsoring three bills: HB0441, HB0443, and HB0341. You can click on the link below that will take you to my General […]

Senate President Miller\’s Passing

Jan 15, 2021

This evening, Senate President Emeritus Thomas V. \”Mike\” Miller, Jr. passed away. He had dutifully served Maryland throughout his time in the State Legislature first as a Delegate (1971-1975) and […]

Governor\’s COVID-19 Update

Jan 14, 2021

This evening Governor Hogan gave an update pertaining to the distribution of the COVID-19 Vaccine. The Governor stated that he is moving us into Phase 1B of the distribution of […]

COVID-19 Vaccine Update for Washington County

Jan 14, 2021

Washington County is currently in the Phase 1A of it\’s rollout of COVID-19 Vaccination. That means that residents and staff of all long-term care facilities, first responders & front line […]

Delegate Scholarship Information

Jan 13, 2021

If you are in college and would like to apply for a scholarship, you can download the application below and the cover letter information you will need when writing your […]

Maryland Department of Transportation Services Guide

Jan 12, 2021

Below is the new guide for the Maryland Department of Transportation Services. This has all of the contact information you will need as well as what offices you would need […]

Governor Hogan\’s Stimulus and Tax Relief Package

Jan 11, 2021

Today, Governor Hogan announced in a press conference that he was introducing a $1 billion emergency stimulus package that is designed to help many Marylanders that have taken a huge […]

COVID-19 Vaccines Available

Jan 11, 2021

COVID-19 vaccines are now available for Allegany County residents 75 years and up. The vaccines will be given by appointment only at the Barton Business Park Shell Building, 17300 Barton […]

COVID-19 Vaccine Update

Jan 8, 2021

Allegany County Commissioner Jake Shade went on WCBC Radio and gave an update regarding the slow rollout of the COVID-19 Vaccine. While it has been slow, this first round of […]

COVID-19 and our Volunteer Fire Departments

Jan 8, 2021

Our Volunteer Fire Departments have been greatly impacted by COVID-19, as those departments have not had the funding needed to keep them going and supplement the Personal Protective Equipment needed. […]