In these difficult times, the Maryland Office of People's Counsel has created an "Energy Assistance Toolkit" in order to help those Marylanders who may be having problems paying their utilities on time or facing shut-offs. Below are links to the Toolkit itself, information in regards the Office of People's Counsel has created the toolkit, and … Continue reading Office of People’s Counsel Energy Assistance
Governor’s COVID-19 Update Regarding Education
Governor Hogan today held a press conference stressing that our children need to get back to in-person learning. He also called on all of Maryland counties to open up their schools by March 1st if not sooner. Other points touched upon were vaccination efforts and COVID-19 statistics in the state. You can view the full … Continue reading Governor’s COVID-19 Update Regarding Education
Legislation This Session
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 Assembly page, then click on the Legislation banner under my name where you can see the different bills or bond initiatives I will be sponsoring … Continue reading Legislation This Session
Senate President Miller’s Passing
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 then as a member of the Senate (1975-2020) in which he served as Senate President for the last 33 years. He always had the respect … Continue reading Senate President Miller’s Passing
Governor’s COVID-19 Update
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 the vaccine. Phase 1B will provide vaccination to all Marylanders who are 75 years and older, education teachers K-12, education staff, and child care providers. … Continue reading Governor’s COVID-19 Update
COVID-19 Vaccine Update for Washington County
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 judiciary, and health care workers are eligible to get the vaccine. More details are provided at the link provided below. https://www.washco-md.net/coronavirus-info/vaccine/
Delegate Scholarship Information
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 letter to Delegate McKay. To qualify you must reside in District 1C and be one of Delegate Mike McKay's constituents. cover-letter-informationDownload application-for-delegate-scholarshipDownload
Maryland Department of Transportation Services Guide
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 to get into contact with.
Governor Hogan’s Stimulus and Tax Relief Package
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 financial hit during the COVID-19 health crisis. The full press conference is provided in the link below along with the full details of the proposed … Continue reading Governor Hogan’s Stimulus and Tax Relief Package
COVID-19 Vaccines Available
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 Park Drive, Rawlings. There are 1,000 appointment slots available and additional slots will be added when there are more doses of the vaccine provided. More … Continue reading COVID-19 Vaccines Available
