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Community Spotlights
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Small & Minority-Owned Companies: Learn How to do Business with Harford County Government October 5
The Harford County Small & Minority Business Expo will be held from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Thursday, October 5, 2023, at the Churchville Recreation Center, Level Building, 3023 Level Road in Churchville. Additional Info... -
Harford Executive Cassilly Proposes Legislation Restricting Size of New Warehouses to 250K
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly has proposed legislation that would limit the size of new warehouses to 250K square feet and add new restrictions on large warehouse development. Additional Info... -
County Executive Cassilly Orders Harford Flag Lowered on 9/11
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly has ordered the Harford County flag lowered from sunrise to sunset on Monday, Sept. 11 and will host a memorial ceremony beginning at 8:30 a.m. to commemorate the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Additional Info... -
Harford County Public Library Branches to Serve as “Cooling Centers” Sept. 5-7
Harford County will be opening “cooling centers” at all library branches beginning today because of forecasted excessive temperatures. The heat index in Harford County is expected to reach between 100 and 105 degrees over the next several days. Additional Info... -
Harford County Public Safety & Preparedness Day Sept. 16
In recognition of September as National Preparedness Month, the Harford County Department of Emergency Services is hosting a Public Safety & Preparedness Day on Saturday, September 16. The event will be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 2220 Ady Road in Forest Hill. Additional Info... -
All Aboard, Train Themed Playground Now Open at Friends Park in Forest Hill
Harford County’s new train-themed playground has officially opened at Friends Park in Forest Hill. The playground is designed for children ages 5–12 and is located at the northern trailhead of the Ma & Pa Trail. Additional Info... -
Harford Executive Cassilly Exploring Plans for Comprehensive Public Safety Complex;
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly today announced plans to explore construction of a comprehensive public safety complex to train and serve local law enforcement, fire, EMS, and allied agencies. Additional Info... -
Harford Executive Cassilly Hails Successful Start to the School Year
The 2023-24 school year started Monday in Harford County Public Schools with full staffing of bus driver positions and plans by County Executive Bob Cassilly to fund additional school resource officers requested in Aberdeen. Additional Info... -
Section of Laurel Brook Road in Fallston Reopened After Tree Removal
Tree removal work has been completed ahead of schedule and the section of Laurel Brook Road in Fallston between Friendship Road and Gunpowder Farms Road was reopened starting at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 22. Additional Info... -
Section of Schucks Road in Bel Air Reopened Aug. 18
Work has been completed and the roadway reopened to all through traffic on Friday, August 18 for the section of Schucks Road in Bel Air, between MD Route 22 and East Wheel Road following extended work from recent storm damage. Additional Info... -
Ayres Chapel Road Bridge in White Hall to Reopen Aug. 16 at 4 p.m.
The Ayres Chapel Road Bridge over Jackson Branch, between Route 23 (Norrisville Road) and Harford Creamery Road in White Hall, will be reopened to all through traffic at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, August 16 following structural repairs to the bridge. Additional Info... -
Harford Executive Cassilly Seeks Public Input on Southern County Taskforce
Harford County is seeking public input on plans to enhance the quality of life and economic opportunities in areas south of the I-95 corridor that are not served by a municipal government. Additional Info... -
Section of Laurel Brook Road in Fallston to be Closed for Tree Removal
A section of Laurel Brook Road in Fallston between Friendship Road and Gunpowder Farms Road will be closed starting Aug. 14 through Aug. 25 between the hours of 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. for tree removal. Additional Info... -
Schucks Road Closure in Bel Air Extended Due to the Recent Storm
Closure of a section of Schucks Road in Bel Air, between MD Route 22 and East Wheel Road will be extended an additional seven days due to the recent storm. Additional Info... -
Harford County Seeks Public Input on Building Code Updates
Harford County is seeking public input as it begins a state-mandated update to local building codes. Additional Info... -
Harford County Disabilities Commission Seeks Nominees for 2023 Employment Recognition Awards
The Harford County Commission on Disabilities is seeking nominations for awards in recognition of Disability Employment Awareness Month in October. The deadline for nominations is Friday, September 1, 2023. Additional Info... -
Harford County to Provide Dumpsters for Storm Debris Cleanup
Following yesterday’s storm, Harford County residents can dispose of storm debris at six locations countywide from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting tomorrow, Wednesday, August 9, through Sunday, August 13, 2023. Additional Info... -
County Executive Bob Cassilly to Appear on HarfordTV’s, “Inside Harford County” Aug. 9
County Executive Bob Cassilly will appear live on HarfordTV’s “Inside Harford County” at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, August 9. The half-hour community affairs program will feature a discussion led by host Mark Vernarelli. The call-in number is 410-638-3894. Additional Info... -
Harford County Prepares for Severe Storm, County Government Offices to Close at 3 p.m.
Severe weather is expected to move through Harford County between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. today August 7. Strong, gusty winds up 60 to 70 mph are predicted, with potential for tornadoes. Additional Info... -
A Section of Schucks Road in Bel Air to Close for One Week
A section of Schucks Road in Bel Air, between MD Route 22 and East Wheel Road will be closed to all through traffic from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. starting Monday, August 7, until approximately Friday, August 11 for necessary drainage repair. Additional Info... -
Harford County Bike Camp for People with Differing Abilities; Volunteers Needed
Harford County’s iCan Bike Camp where people with differing abilities learn and experience the thrill of bike riding, will be Monday, August 7- Friday, August 11, 2023. Participants and volunteers have found the camp to be a life-changing experience. Additional Info... -
Harford County Executive’s Response to Councilman Penman’s Allegations
It is well within the authority of the Executive Branch, when faced with allegations of wrongdoing by its own directors or employees, to conduct an examination of the electronic communications located on Harford County servers. Additional Info... -
Harford County Dump Truck Involved in Fatal Crash in Jarrettsville
A fatal accident involving a Harford County dump truck and a passenger car occurred on Thursday afternoon on Baldwin Mill Road at Furnace Road in Jarrettsville. Additional Info... -
Harford County Public Library Branches to Serve as “Cooling Centers” July 27-29
Heat index expected to be 100-110 degrees. The Harford County Department of Emergency Services, Public Libraries and Harford County Health Department, will offer cooling centers at library branches from Thursday, July 27 through Saturday, July 29. Additional Info... -
Harford County to host 2023 Second Chance Resource Fair August 23 in Aberdeen
Harford County is hosting a resource fair for individuals impacted by the criminal justice system. The 2023 Second Chance Resource Fair includes record expungement services, help for those seeking a new start after incarceration, and support for victims. Additional Info... -
A Section of Abingdon Road to Close for One Day on Tuesday, July 25
A section of Abingdon Road between Cokesbury Road and Cogswell Court in Abingdon will be closed to all through traffic from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, July 25 (weather permitting) for a drainage repair. Additional Info... -
Tollgate Road Yard Trim Drop-Off Site in Bel Air to be Closed July 22 – 29 for Harford Farm Fair
Harford County’s Tollgate Road Yard Trim Drop-Off Site in Bel Air will be closed from Saturday, July 22 through Saturday, July 29 to minimize traffic in the area of the Harford County Farm Fair. Additional Info... -
Section of West MacPhail Road in Bel Air to be Closed for Approximately 10 Weeks
A section of West MacPhail Road between South Tollgate Road and Ponderosa Drive in Bel Air will be closed to all through traffic for approximately 10 weeks beginning on or about Wednesday, July 26 for sewer rehabilitation work. Additional Info... -
Chesapeake Bay Balloon Festival Canceled Due to Safety Concerns
The Chesapeake Bay Balloon Festival, which was to be held August 4 - 6 on Harford County Parks & Recreation property at Cedar Lane Regional Park in Bel Air, has been canceled due to numerous unresolved safety concerns. Additional Info... -
Fifth Edition of Homegrown Harford Magazine Highlights Science, Technology in Agriculture
The 2023 edition of the award-winning Homegrown Harford, an annual publication highlighting the county’s agricultural community, is out now. This year’s theme is science and technology in modern agriculture. Additional Info... -
A Section of Troyer Road in White Hall to be Closed for Approximately Five Months
Section of Troyer Road between Norrisville Road (Route 23) and Harford Creamery Road in White Hall will be closed on or about Tuesday, July 18 for approximately five months while the bridge over a tributary of Little Deer Creek is repaired. Additional Info... -
Harford County to Celebrate Parks & Rec July 21
Harford County will celebrate Parks & Recreation Month with a community event in Edgewood that will include water and field day activities and program demonstrations. Additional Info... -
Harford Executive Cassilly Releases Disparity Study on County Government Contracts
Harford County today released the results from an independent study of “possible disparities in Harford County government contract awards.” Commissioned in 2022. Additional Info... -
Harford County, ThinkBig Networks Receive $12M Grant to Bring Internet to 1,200+ Unserved Customers
The grants from the Maryland Office of Statewide Broadband will help defray the high cost of laying fiber cable to reach homes and businesses in Harford’s rural north, including Darlington, Norrisville, Pylesville and Whiteford. Additional Info... -
Harford County Awards $645K in Tourism Grants to Nonprofits With Aim to Increase Overnight Stays
Harford County has awarded nearly $645,000 in FY 2024 tourism grants to 15 nonprofits aimed at creating more extended or weekend-long events that increase the number of overnight visitors to Harford County. Additional Info... -
Harford Executive Cassilly Statement on County Council’s Failure to Fight Urban Sprawl
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly today issued the following statement on the County Council’s failure to pass Bill 23-011. Additional Info... -
Fairview AME Church Designated Harford County Historic Landmark
Harford County is proud to announce the designation of Fairview AME Church, Turner Memorial Cemetery, and Fairview School in Forest Hill as a Harford County Historic Landmark. Additional Info... -
Harford Executive Cassilly Signs Fiscally Conservative FY24 Budget with No New Taxes
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly today signed his first budget following its passage Tuesday by a majority of the County Council. The budget for fiscal year 2024 keeps spending flat while meeting the county’s needs without raising taxes. Additional Info... -
Ayres Chapel Road Bridge in White Hall to Close for Four Weeks for Repairs
The Ayres Chapel Road Bridge between Route 23 and Harford Creamery Road in White Hall, over Jackson Branch, will be closed to all traffic beginning on or about Monday, June 19, for approximately four weeks while structural repairs are made. Additional Info... -
Harford Economic Development Director Holt Leads First Meeting as Association of Defense President
Harford County Economic Development Director Karen Holt led her first meeting this week as president of the Association of Defense Communities (ADC). Additional Info... -
2023 Harford County Historic Preservation Awards Presented to Six Recipients
At a ceremony on Saturday, May 20, The Harford County Historic Preservation Commission presented its 2023 Harford County Historic Preservation Awards. Additional Info... -
Nominees Sought for 37th Annual Harford’s Most Beautiful People Awards
Do you know an unsung hero? Each year the Harford County Department of Community Services searches for local citizens who selflessly assist others and honors their volunteer service with Harford’s Most Beautiful People Awards. Additional Info... -
Harford Streams Summer Adventure: Visit Harford Streams, Send in Selfies, Win Prizes
This summer, explore the natural beauty of Harford County streams, take selfies at your favorite locations, and win prizes in the Harford Streams Summer Adventure. Additional Info... -
Stafford Road Bridge in Susquehanna State Park Reconstructed, Reopened
The Stafford Road bridge over Deer Creek in Susquehanna State Park has been reconstructed and reopened prior to the busy summer season. At 225 feet in length, the Stafford Road bridge is the longest County-owned bridge. Additional Info... -
Refreshed Annie’s Playground to Reopen, Cassilly Invites Residents to Dedication Event on May 24
Harford County will re-open the newly improved Annie’s Playground at Edgeley Grove Park in Fallston on Wednesday, May 24th at 4pm. Live balloon entertainment and t-shirts will be provided for attendees. Additional Info... -
Harford Executive Cassilly, Board of Education Announce Plan to Increase School Funding for FY24
The Harford County Board of Education and County Executive Bob Cassilly have each agreed to contribute additional funding for school operations in FY24 and to collaborate year-round on the efficient use of taxpayer funds. Additional Info... -
Jolly Acres Road Bridge Over Deer Creek near Norrisville Reopens
The bridge had been closed for construction since October 17, 2022 while the bridge deck was extended and replaced and improvements were made to the abutments, pier, and existing structural components. Additional Info... -
Cassilly Announces Supplemental $750,000, Technology to Expedite Health Department Permits
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly has announced $750,000 in supplemental funding for staffing for the Harford County Health Department, in addition to providing new technology to modernize their permit process. Additional Info... -
Harford County Promotes Transparency with “Track-It Advanced” App
The Harford County Department of Planning & Zoning has enhanced its Track-It app to provide the public with unprecedented access and availability to the development review process. Additional Info... -
Free Recycling for Harford County Agricultural Tires May 15 – May 19
Tires will be accepted from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. each day. Participation is restricted to farms located in Harford County. Proof of Harford County residency is required. Additional Info... -
County Executive Cassilly Orders Harford Flag Lowered for Abingdon VFC Officer Linda Dousa
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly issued the following statement on the passing of Linda Dousa, Assistant EMS Chief and lifetime member of the Abingdon Volunteer Fire Company: Additional Info... -
Shore Drive in Joppatowne to Close Daily for Three Weeks on April 26 for Repairs; Improvements
Shore Drive from Joppa Farm Road to Towne Center Drive in Joppatowne will be closed to all traffic Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. beginning on Wednesday, April 26, for approximately three weeks while improvements and repairs are made. Additional Info... -
Harford County Offering Webinars for Tourism Grant Applications on April 25, May 2
Harford County is offering two webinars to assist 501(c)3 and 501(c)6 nonprofit organizations that want to apply for two new Harford County tourism grant programs. Additional Info... -
Harford County Office of Drug Control Policy presents "Addicted" on April 22 & May 12
“Addicted” will be shown this year as a screening on Sat., April 22 at Mt. Zion Church, 1643 E. Churchville Road in Bel Air and on Fri., May 12 at North Harford High School, 211 Pylesville Road in Pylesville. Both screenings will begin promptly at 7 p.m. Additional Info... -
County Executive Cassilly Signs Warehouse Moratorium into Law Following County Council Passage
Earlier today, Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly signed into law his moratorium on new warehouses in Harford County after its passage by the County Council last night by a vote of 6-1. Additional Info... -
Executive Cassilly Proposes FY24 Budget: Prioritizes Public Safety, Education; No Tax Increases
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly released today his recommended fiscal year 2024 budget following an in-depth review of current county operations and spending. Additional Info... -
Cherry Hill Road Bridge Over Deer Creek Reopens to Travel; Historic Characteristics Preserved
The Cherry Hill Road bridge over Deer Creek in Street has reopened to public travel after a weeklong closure in early April. Additional Info... -
Harford County Prescription Drug Take Back Day Saturday, April 22
Harford County will participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, Saturday, April 22, for citizens to safely dispose of unwanted prescription medications Additional Info... -
New Harford County Tourism Funding Programs Created; Workshops to be held on April 13
Harford County Government is reorganizing how it distributes its tourism dollars – generated through the county’s hotel lodging fee – in an effort to increase the number of overnight stays in local hotels by creating more extended or weekend-long events. Additional Info... -
Harford County to Host Empowered Expo for Special Needs Youth on April 22
The 2023 Empowered Expo will be held on Saturday, April 22 for Harford County teens and young adults with Individualized Education Plans (IEPS) and 504 Plans who are transitioning from high school to adulthood, higher education, and the workforce. Additional Info... -
Cherry Hill Road Bridge Over Deer Creek to Close April 3 for One Week
The Cherry Hill Road bridge over Deer Creek in Street will be closed to all through traffic on or about Monday, April 3 for approximately one week. Additional Info... -
Volunteers Invited to Plant Trees Friday, April 7 for Harford County’s Arbor Day Celebration
Volunteers are needed to help plant 180 trees at Schucks Road Regional Park on Friday, April 7, in celebration of Arbor Day. Families, civic organizations, school groups, and Scouts are welcome. Everyone will receive a free native tree to take home. Additional Info... -
2022 Harford County Land Preservation, Parks, and Recreation Plan Open for Public Comment
County Executive Bob Cassilly and the Harford Department of Parks and Recreation have announced the release of the Final Draft 2022 Land Preservation, Parks, and Recreation Plan. The public comment period for the draft is open through March 15, 2023. Additional Info... -
Harford County Government to Host Housing Fair for Homebuyers on March 18
The Harford County Department of Housing & Community Development will host a free housing fair for potential homebuyers from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 18 at the Harford Community College Student Center, 410 Thomas Run Road in Bel Air. Additional Info... -
Harford Historic Preservation Commission Call for 2023 Historic Preservation Awards
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly, the Harford County Historic Preservation Commission and Department of Planning and Zoning are pleased to call for nominations for the 2023 Harford Historic Preservation Awards. Additional Info... -
Harford Executive Cassilly Statement on HCPS Employee’s Lack of Qualification to Serve on Council
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly issued the following statement on today’s Circuit Court ruling declaring that Harford school system employee Jacob Bennett was never qualified to serve on the Harford County Council: Additional Info... -
Harford County Executive Cassilly Issues Statement on Approval of School Board Appointments
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly issued the following statement on the County Council’s approval of his three appointments to the Board of Education: Dr. Aaron Poynton, Theresa Kocher, and Lauren Strauss: Additional Info... -
Harford County Flag to Fly Half-Staff on Friday, Feb. 10 in Honor of HCSO Deputies Dailey & Logsdon
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly issued the following statement announcing February 10th as a Day of Remembrance for Harford County Sheriff Deputy First Class Mark Logsdon and Senior Deputy Patrick Dailey: Additional Info... -
Harford County Executive Cassilly to Deliver 2023 State of the County Address
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly invites residents to watch his 2023 State of the County address at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, February 7. Additional Info... -
Harford County Executive Cassilly Appoints Three Board of Education Members
County Executive Bob Cassilly announced three appointments to the Harford County Board of Ed following a public call for applications in December. Dr. Aaron Poynton, Theresa Kocher & Lauren Strauss have been appointed to serve two-year terms. Additional Info... -
Harford County Executive Cassilly Proposes Temporary Moratorium on New Warehouses
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly on Wednesday announced legislation that would impose a six-month moratorium on approvals or permits for warehouse developments in Harford County. Additional Info... -
February 6: Annie’s Playground in Bel Air Closes for Renovations, Ma & Pa Trail Repair Work Begins
The Harford County Parks & Recreation will close Annie’s Playground in Bel Air for approximately four months beginning on or about February 6th for renovations. The closure is timed to allow for work to be completed before the busy summer months. Additional Info... -
Harford County Executive Cassilly Provides Update on FY24 Budget
On Monday, Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly provided an update on the upcoming fiscal year 2024 Harford County budget Additional Info... -
Harford County Commission for Women Calls for 2023 Leading Women Nominations by Feb. 17
The Harford County Commission for Women is calling for nominations of outstanding young women for its 2023 Harford County Leading Women – Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Awards. Nominees should be Harford County residents in grades 7-12. Additional Info... -
County Executive Cassilly Invites Public Input on Harford’s FY24 Budget
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly is seeking public input on the County budget for fiscal year 2024. Additional Info... -
Harford County Activates Warming Centers for Friday Evening
The Harford County Department of Emergency Services has activated two warming centers as some in the County are without power after today’s winds. The warming centers opened at 6 p.m. Friday and the need for additional days will be assessed after tonight. Additional Info... -
Harford County Prepares for Wind, Icy Conditions, Sharp Drop in Temperature
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly on Thursday provided an update on County Government preparations for winter weather that is expected to bring high winds Friday and frigid temperatures through the weekend. Additional Info... -
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly Invites Public Participation on Boards & Commissions
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly on Tuesday invited citizens interested in serving on county boards and commissions to submit their applications online. Additional Info... -
Harford Transit LINK gives back to riders by going fare free on select days this holiday season
Harford Transit LINK has announced that fixed route service will be fare free from Thursday, December 22 through Friday, December 30. Additional Info... -
County Executive Cassilly Orders Harford Flag Lowered in Honor of Former Sheriff William Kunkel
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly issued the following statement on the passing of former Harford County Sheriff William Kunkel: Additional Info... -
County Executive Bob Cassilly Announces Application Period for Nominations to Board of Education
Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly on Tuesday invited residents interested in serving on the Harford County Board of Education to apply. The County Executive appoints three members to the Board each for a two-year term that begins in 2023. Additional Info... -
Lyn Stacie Getz Playground in Bel Air Reopens With New Equipment, More Accessible Surface
The Lyn Stacie Getz Playground in Bel Air reopened last week after undergoing major renovations to upgrade the equipment and make it more accessible. Additional Info... -
Harford Dedicates First County-Owned Emergency Services Station
Harford County Executive Barry Glassman joined with other county officials on November 22 to dedicate the first county-owned EMS station. Additional Info... -
Harford Designates Kurtz Mansion in Jarrettsville as County Historic Landmark
Harford County has designated the 176-year-old Kurtz Mansion in Jarrettsville for protection as a County Historic Landmark, at the request of its owner. Additional Info... -
Ninth Annual Barry Glassman 5K Run/Walk for Recovery Raises $21K
More than 300 runners, walkers, sponsors, and volunteers participated in the Ninth Annual Harford United Charities Barry Glassman 5K Run/Walk for Recovery on Sunday, October 30 at Harford Community College. Additional Info... -
Falling Branch Road in Pylesville Reopens Following Culvert Replacement
Falling Branch Road north of the intersection with Red Bridge Road in Pylesville has been reopened to all traffic following a culvert replacement. Additional Info... -
Harford County Honors 17 at the 36th Annual Harford’s Most Beautiful People Awards
The stories of 17 selfless volunteers inspired guests at the 36th Annual Harford’s Most Beautiful People Awards ceremony hosted by County Executive Barry Glassman and the Harford County Department of Community Services. Additional Info... -
Harford County Honors Veterans in November
Harford County is celebrating veterans with a series of activities in November. Additional Info... -
Harford County Celebrates First Responders
Harford County is celebrating National First Responders Day, October 28, with a proclamation in honor of those who help others in an emergency. Additional Info... -
Harford’s Transit LINK Bus System Earns Top Awards from Transportation Association of Maryland
Harford Transit LINK, the county’s public bus system, has been honored by the Transportation Association of Maryland with a 2022 Outstanding Marketing Program Award, and its supervisor, Jodi Glock, received the state organization’s Unsung Hero Award. Additional Info... -
Harford Ends FY2022 With $35 Million Surplus; Earns Clean Opinion for Financial Reporting
Harford County government ended last year with a nearly $35 million surplus to meet future needs and earned a clean opinion by external auditors on its financial reporting. Additional Info... -
Harford Streams Summer Adventure 2022 Draws More than 1,000 Participants; Prize Winners Announced
The seventh annual Harford Streams Summer Adventure drew 1,242 participants – 1,064 people and 178 dogs – in 2022, raising awareness and support for protecting Harford County’s natural waterways. Additional Info... -
Cherry Hill Road Bridge Over Deer Creek in Street Reopens to All Traffic
The Cherry Hill Road bridge over Deer Creek in Street has been reopened to all traffic following emergency repairs. Additional Info... -
Glen Cove Road Bridge Over Peddler Run in Darlington Reopens to All Traffic
Glen Cove Road between Dublin Road and Franklin Church Road in Darlington has reopened to all through traffic following replacement of the bridge over Peddler Run. Additional Info... -
Harford County Celebrates Employment of Citizens with Differing Abilities
Celebrating the employment of citizens with disabilities, Harford County’s Office of Disability Services and Commission on Disabilities honored several individuals and organizations at their annual Employment Recognition Luncheon on October 12. Additional Info... -
Harford County Expands Eligibility for Property Tax Credit for Veterans, Seniors
Harford County has expanded the eligibility for its 20% property tax credit for retired veterans and senior citizens. Additional Info... -
Outdoor Dining Extended in Harford County
Harford County is helping restaurants to continue offering outdoor dining by extending emergency legislation adopted in the pandemic. Additional Info... -
$1 Million Awarded in Harford County’s Inaugural African American Heritage Grant Program
Harford has awarded $1 million in its first grant program dedicated to preserving African American history. County Executive Barry Glassman announced the awards on Wednesday at a reception for grantees at the historic Liriodendron Mansion in Bel Air. Additional Info... -
Jolly Acres Road Bridge in White Hall to Close for Bridge Deck Rehabilitation
Jolly Acres Road between Green Road and Dry Branch Road in White Hall will be closing on or about Monday, October 17 for approximately four months while the bridge deck over Deer Creek is rehabilitated. Additional Info... -
Harford Celebrates Adult Drug Court Graduates; Alternative to Incarceration Offers Path to Recovery
Harford County is celebrating adult drug court graduates and inspiring others with a Graduation Tree unveiled in circuit court on September 12 in Bel Air. Additional Info... -
Feedback Sought on Plans for Bicycle, Pedestrian Connection Between HCC, Town of Bel Air
Harford County is seeking additional feedback from the public on plans for a bicycle and pedestrian connection between Harford Community College and the Town of Bel Air. Additional Info... -
New Livestock Trailer Helps Harford County High School Students Care for Farm Animals
Animal science students at North Harford High School have a new livestock trailer to help them exhibit and care for farm animals, thanks to a donation from county government. Additional Info... -
Cherry Hill Road Bridge Over Deer Creek to Close October 3 for Approximately Three Weeks
The bridge, near the intersection of Cherry Hill Road and Route 24 (Rocks Road), is adjacent to the 4-H camp. It is a Harford County Historic Landmark, and the repairs have been approved by the Harford County Historic Preservation Commission. Additional Info...
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