I am very pleased to announce the addition of Barb Trader to the Board of Directors of Envision Frederick County. Since almost the day after Barb and her husband moved to the City of Frederick, Barb has truly … [Read more...]
Envision Speaker Series: ALICE in Frederick County, with Malcolm Furgol
Far more Frederick County households than you might imagine (roughly four of every ten) are living on the edge, and worry every day that they are one emergency away from financial disaster. By many standards, … [Read more...]
GREEN DRINKS! March 20: Vermicompost with Linda Norris
On Wednesday, March 20th, join us again, or for the first time, for an enjoyable social hour and an engaging presentation! Green Drinks is scheduled for the 3rd Wednesday of each month, each starting with a social … [Read more...]
Opportunities to serve Frederick County on various Boards, Commissions and Committees
PUBLIC NOTICES #1 – Frederick County Ethics Commission The Frederick County Executive is soliciting letters of interest from individuals to fill three (3) seats on the seven-member … [Read more...]
Frederick County Sustainability Commission accepting nominations for 2019 Sustainability Awards
From the 2019 Sustainability Awards page, on the Frederick County Sustainability Commission section of the Frederick County government website: The Frederick County … [Read more...]
County Executive Announces Legislation to support Accessory Dwelling Units
Frederick County is experiencing a gradually increasing problem and challenge when it comes to affordable housing. It is not an issue that will be resolved by any one thing. There are no "silver bullets" here. Rather, … [Read more...]
MD Dept. of Planning review of Livable Frederick Master Plan
On March 5, 2018, Mr. Anthony Bruscia, the Chair of the Frederick County Planning Commission, received a letter from the Maryland Department of Planning (MDP), as part of their "Local Plan Review," with detailed and … [Read more...]
County Executive Gardner to Hold Livable Frederick Town Hall on Wednesday (March 14)
For those who are interested in the planning of the future of Frederick County, this Wednesday evening (March 14th), there will be another opportunity to learn about it, and to ask questions or share comments about the … [Read more...]