Calvert County Democratic Women's Club

Upcoming events

    • 06/06/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 06/06/2023
    • 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Dream Weaver Cafe, 114 Solomons Island Road N, Prince Frederick MD 20678
    Register


    Please join us at Dream Weaver Cafe, 114 Solomons Island N., Prince Frederick, MD 20678, for our in-person monthly meeting!

    . 6:00-7:00pm Social Hour/Order Food

    . 7:00pm Meeting (usually 1 to 1.5 hours)

    . Please observe COVID protocols that are in effect; be prepared to wear a mask if you are not fully vaccinated, you have an autoimmune disease, or if the restaurant or club requires it to protect others' health.

    . For those who cannot attend in person, the meeting will also be on Zoom.

    . If you would like to add something to the agenda, please email club President Cindy Yoe and let her know how much time you need.

    . Before the meeting, all active members will receive a Zoom link in a reminder email. Please RSVP if you plan to attend in person. 

    New members are always welcome!

    Not a member yet?

    • 06/13/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 06/15/2023
    • 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
    • Board Room, Brooks Administrative Building, 1305 Dares Beach Road, Prince Frederick MD

    [photo, Calvert County Public Schools, 1305 Dares Beach Road, Prince Frederick, Maryland]

    The school board represents the community's voice in public education, providing citizen governance and knowledge of the community's resources and needs, and board members are the policy-makers closest to the student. Most school board members are elected by people in their community to represent their values, views, and desires for the public schools in their district. As selected leaders in their community, they consistently communicate with the public to keep community members abreast of challenges, ideas, and progress.

    School board members are the unsung heroes in communities throughout the country. They establish the vision and goals for the public schools in their district, and they set standards for the performance of schools and superintendents. (www.nsba.org, 2023)

    The Calvert County Board of Education generally holds two meetings a month except in December, June, July and August.   The public is encouraged to watch the meeting via Live Feed on the CCPS Website. The first monthly meeting will be a business meeting. The second monthly meeting will be a work session only. Other special meetings and hearings may be scheduled as needed.

    Please support our Board of Education members as they endeavor to keep our schools safe and supportive of all students.

    More information on this and other meetings, including how to submit comments and sign up to speak, can be found on the Board of Education web site at https://www.calvertnet.k12.md.us/board-of-education.

    Agendas and other documents can be found on the BoardDocs web site at https://go.boarddocs.com/mabe/calvert/Board.nsf/Public


    *Executive/Closed sessions are not open to the public as permitted by the Maryland Open Meetings Act, Section 3-305(b)(1), (7) and (9) of the General Provisions Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland and Section 3-103 of the General Provision Articles of the Annotated Code of Maryland.

    • 06/20/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 06/27/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 07/13/2023
    • 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
    • Board Room, Brooks Administrative Building, 1305 Dares Beach Road, Prince Frederick MD

    [photo, Calvert County Public Schools, 1305 Dares Beach Road, Prince Frederick, Maryland]

    The school board represents the community's voice in public education, providing citizen governance and knowledge of the community's resources and needs, and board members are the policy-makers closest to the student. Most school board members are elected by people in their community to represent their values, views, and desires for the public schools in their district. As selected leaders in their community, they consistently communicate with the public to keep community members abreast of challenges, ideas, and progress.

    School board members are the unsung heroes in communities throughout the country. They establish the vision and goals for the public schools in their district, and they set standards for the performance of schools and superintendents. (www.nsba.org, 2023)

    The Calvert County Board of Education generally holds two meetings a month except in December, June, July and August.   The public is encouraged to watch the meeting via Live Feed on the CCPS Website. The first monthly meeting will be a business meeting. The second monthly meeting will be a work session only. Other special meetings and hearings may be scheduled as needed.

    Please support our Board of Education members as they endeavor to keep our schools safe and supportive of all students.

    More information on this and other meetings, including how to submit comments and sign up to speak, can be found on the Board of Education web site at https://www.calvertnet.k12.md.us/board-of-education.

    Agendas and other documents can be found on the BoardDocs web site at https://go.boarddocs.com/mabe/calvert/Board.nsf/Public


    *Executive/Closed sessions are not open to the public as permitted by the Maryland Open Meetings Act, Section 3-305(b)(1), (7) and (9) of the General Provisions Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland and Section 3-103 of the General Provision Articles of the Annotated Code of Maryland.

    • 07/18/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 07/25/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 08/01/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 08/08/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 08/15/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 08/22/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 08/29/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 09/05/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 09/12/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 09/19/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 09/26/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 10/03/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 10/10/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 10/17/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 10/24/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 10/31/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 11/07/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 11/14/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 11/21/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 11/28/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 12/05/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 12/05/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 12/12/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 12/19/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





    • 12/26/2023
    • 10:00 AM
    • Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

    [County Seal, Calvert County, Maryland]

    As productive and supportive democratic citizens of Calvert County, it helps to be aware of what choices our leaders are making for our community.  Attending/reviewing Commissioners meetings are ways of observing our leaders and staying "in the know" of the most recent happenings in our county. 


    CALVERT COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT

    Calvert County Government will:

    • Be responsible and accountable to all citizens of Calvert County;
    • Provide high quality, effective, and efficient services;
    • Preserve Calvert County’s environment, heritage, and rural character;
    • Foster opportunities for responsible and sustainable residential growth and economic development; and
    • Support Calvert County’s essential institutions and keep them strong.

    Elected by Voters to 4-year terms (Terms expire 2026):

    Earl F. (Buddy) Hance (R), President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), At Large

    Michael R. Hart (R), Vice-President (chosen by Board in Dec., 1-year term), Dist. 1

    Mark C. Cox, Sr. (R), Dist. 2

    Catherine M. Grasso (R), Dist. 3

    Todd Ireland (R), At Large

    Meetings: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m.

    An agenda for the weekly meeting is published the Thursday prior to the Tuesday meeting. Please click agenda link for meeting agenda. 

    The weekly Board of County Commissioners meetings can be viewed live in the Meetings on Demand section of the online Media Center. Here you can also find an archive of meeting agendas, meeting minutes, and video recordings of past meetings. Please click Meetings on Demand for link. 

    If you missed it...

    Calvert County Government YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/CalvertCountyGov

    Calvert County Government Website: http://www.calvertcountymd.gov
    Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CalvertCountyMd
    Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calvert-county-government
    Visit us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/calvertbroadcast

    DUTIES OF THE OFFICE/COMMISSIONER POWERS

    The powers of the County Commissioners are varied and many. As outlined in Article 25 of the Annotated Code of Maryland, the County Commissioners of each county in the state are declared to be a corporation.

    They shall have full power to:

    • Appoint county officers, supervisors, and agents

    • Assess, levy and collect taxes; provide for printing and publishing the audit of accounts; protect county credit

    • Be involved with health and nuisances as it deals with conditions detrimental to health; establish a County Board of Health

    • Be trustees of the poor

    • Enact laws for historic/landmark zoning and preservation/land development

    • Enact laws for protection and promotion of public safety and health (including roads, waste disposal, soil erosion, zoning, planning and building ordinances)

    • Enter into agreements, ordinances or resolutions

    • Establish and appoint members to the Board of Appeals

    • Grant franchises under existing laws

    • Guarantee loans to volunteer fire departments

    • Have control over property owned by the county (including roads and bridges) and provide for the protection of this property

    • Keep prisoners

    • Make use of federal and state financial assistance for economic development projects;

    • Participate in federally assisted projects (i.e. watershed, flood prevention, drainage improvement projects) by accepting grants and borrowing money

    • Provide for competitive bidding for county work (including making and awarding contracts for services, supplies and equipment)

    • Provide for development and administration of recreation

    • Provide for/maintain county institutions (i.e. court house, jail)

    • Rearrange and/or create election districts and precincts

    • Record and index county records

    • Regulate conditions for livestock (dogs, cows, etc.) running at large. 

    Calvert County Courthouse, 175 Main St., Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678
    (410) 535-1600, ext. 2214; (301) 855-1243, ext. 2214
    e-mail: commiss@calvertcountymd.gov
    fax: (410) 535-5594; tdd: (410) 535-6355
    web: www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC

    (https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/137/Board-of-County-Commissioners-BOCC, 2023)





Past events

05/30/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
05/25/2023 School Board Business Meeting Topic: Code of Conduct Approval
05/23/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
05/16/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
05/11/2023 School Board Business Meeting Topic: Resolution for Outgoing SMOB • Swearing in of New SMOB • Review Special Education Staffing Plan • Review of Educational Facilities Master Plan
05/09/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
05/02/2023 May 2023 Meeting
05/02/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting (Tuesdays @ 10a)
04/25/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
04/22/2023 Earth Day - Volunteer at CCDWC Tent
04/20/2023 School Board Business Meeting Topic: Strategic Plan Update • Code of Conduct Review • Approval of Board Calendar
04/18/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
04/11/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
04/08/2023 CCDWC Easter Egg Hunt
04/04/2023 April 2023 Meeting
04/04/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting (Tuesdays @ 10a)
03/28/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
03/21/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
03/17/2023 Calvert County Community Resource Day
03/14/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
03/13/2023 Calvert County Public Schools Blueprint Pillar 5 Community Meeting
03/12/2023 CCDWC St. Patrick's Day 2023 Fundraiser
03/11/2023 CCCW 20th Annual Women of the World Celebration and Awards Event
03/10/2023 Calvert County Public Schools Blueprint Pillar 4 Community Meeting
03/09/2023 School Board Business Meeting Topic: Budget Priorities • Strategic Plan Update
03/07/2023 Calvert County Public Schools Blueprint Pillar 3 Community Meeting
03/07/2023 March 2023 Meeting
03/07/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
03/06/2023 Calvert County Public Schools Blueprint Pillar 1 Community Meeting
03/06/2023 District 27 Constituent Night Reception
03/01/2023 Calvert County Public Schools Blueprint Pillar 2 Community Meeting
02/28/2023 Calvert County Public School Blueprint Town Hall
02/28/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
02/23/2023 School Board Business Meeting Topic: Public Comment on Budget
02/21/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
02/14/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
02/09/2023 School Board Business Meeting Topic: Strategic Plan Update • Budget Priorities
02/07/2023 February 2023 Meeting
02/07/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
01/31/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
01/26/2023 School Board Hearing Topic: Budget Presentation
01/24/2023 Calvert County Commissioners Meeting
01/16/2023 NAACP Martin Luther King Jr Celebration
01/12/2023 School Board Meeting
01/10/2023 January 2023 Meeting - rescheduled
12/08/2022 School Board Meeting
12/06/2022 CANCELLED: December 2022 Meeting
12/03/2022 Holiday Party Potluck and Online Auction Finale
11/25/2022 2022 Online Holiday Gift Auction for Scholarships
11/24/2022 Project ECHO Turkey Trot 5K
11/10/2022 School Board Meeting
11/08/2022 Election Day
11/05/2022 NAACP Annual Freedom Fund Luncheon
11/05/2022 Canvassing to "Get out the Vote"
11/04/2022 Phone Banking
11/02/2022 Planning Commission Public Hearing
11/01/2022 November 2022 Meeting - IN PERSON and on Zoom
10/29/2022 Canvassing to "Get out the Vote"
10/28/2022 Phone Banking
10/27/2022 School Board Meeting
10/27/2022 Early Voting
10/25/2022 Darrell Roberts Meet & Greet
10/23/2022 The Great Early Voting Sign Waving
10/22/2022 Halloween in the Garden 2022
10/21/2022 Phone Banking
10/17/2022 Tricia Powell for Commissioner Fundraiser
10/16/2022 DATE CHANGE: Canvassing to "Get out the Vote"
10/15/2022 Canvassing to "Get out the Vote"
10/15/2022 Chelsea Montague for Commissioner Working Class Rally
10/14/2022 Phone Banking
10/14/2022 Darrell Roberts for Commissioner Golf Outing
10/13/2022 School Board Meeting
10/12/2022 Postcard Writing
10/12/2022 Virtual conversation with U.S. Senator Ben Cardin
10/11/2022 LWV North Beach Candidate Forum
10/11/2022 Jay Johnson for Sheriff Fundraiser at Mexico
10/09/2022 Pride SoMD 2022: History in Progress
10/07/2022 Phone Banking
10/07/2022 North Beach First Fridays
10/06/2022 LWV Candidates Forum #2
10/04/2022 October 2022 Meeting - IN PERSON and on Zoom
10/02/2022 Postcard Writing Party
09/30/2022 Phone Banking
09/29/2022 Commissioner & Sheriff Candidates' Forum
09/28/2022 Postcard Writing
09/28/2022 Calvert County Fair 2022 - Volunteers Needed at Dems' booth!
09/27/2022 Darrell Roberts Meet & Greet
09/25/2022 Canvassing to "Get out the Vote"
09/24/2022 Friends of the Poor Walk/Run 5K and Kiddie-K
09/23/2022 Phone Banking
09/22/2022 School Board Meeting
09/22/2022 Sen. Michael A. Jackson Meet & Greet Fundraiser
09/22/2022 LWV Candidates Forum #1
09/20/2022 Jay Johnson for Sheriff Fundraiser
09/18/2022 Crab Feast Fundraiser for Rick Piereck
09/18/2022 Sign Waving - south county
09/17/2022 Canvassing to "Get out the Vote"
09/16/2022 Phone Banking
09/15/2022 Meet School Board Candidates Camille Khaleesi and Tracy McGuire
09/15/2022 Bill Bates Backyard Bash
09/11/2022 Cancelled: Sign Waving at Dunkirk District Park
09/10/2022 Meet the Democratic Candidates
09/10/2022 St. Mary's County Rocks the Vote
09/09/2022 Phone Banking Training
09/08/2022 School Board Meeting
09/06/2022 Special September Meeting - in-person and on Zoom
09/02/2022 North Beach First Fridays
08/28/2022 Annual Back-to-School Blessing Service
08/27/2022 End Hunger Dragon Boat Festival
08/20/2022 Fundraiser for Margaret Phipps
08/13/2022 Solomons Dragon Boat Festival
08/11/2022 School Board Meeting
08/06/2022 Thinking and Drinking Democratically
08/05/2022 North Beach First Fridays
08/03/2022 Meet & Greet with Dr. Andrae Townsel
07/19/2022 Primary Election Day
07/14/2022 School Board Meeting
07/09/2022 Candidate Ashwani Jain Mobile Office Campaign in Calvert
07/08/2022 Fundraiser for Katie Curran O'Malley
07/07/2022 Primary Early Voting
07/05/2022 July 2022 Meeting - IN PERSON and on Zoom
07/01/2022 North Beach First Fridays
06/26/2022 Tricia Powell for County Commissioner - Campaign Fundraiser
06/22/2022 Meet the Candidates
06/20/2022 Meet 'n' Greet, Jeffrie Long for Delegate 27B
06/18/2022 NAACP Calvert Juneteenth Community Celebration
06/16/2022 Goldstein Miller Gala
06/09/2022 School Board Meeting
06/09/2022 Candidate Ashwani Jain Mobile Office Campaign in Calvert
06/08/2022 Meet 'n' Greet, Camille Khaleesi for CCPS Board
06/07/2022 June 2022 Meeting - IN PERSON and on Zoom
06/04/2022 Green Life Festival & Market
05/26/2022 School Board Meeting
05/15/2022 Afternoon Reception Fundraiser: Tom Perez for Governor
05/09/2022 Candidate Ashwani Jain Mobile Office Campaign in Calvert
05/03/2022 May 2022 Meeting - IN PERSON and on Zoom
04/30/2022 Maryland Civic Education and Engagement Leadership Summit
04/30/2022 Christmas in April
04/28/2022 Commissioner and Planning Commission Joint Public Hearing
04/26/2022 County Commissioners' Public Hearing
04/24/2022 Birthday Bash in Support of Rick Piereck - Calvert State’s Attorney
04/21/2022 Sustainable Calvert Network Rural Lands Forum
04/21/2022 School Board Meeting
04/13/2022 Campaign Kickoff: Tricia Powell
04/05/2022 April 2022 Meeting - Zoom only
03/24/2022 School Board Meeting
03/20/2022 Meet and Greet Tom Perez at Dreamweaver
03/12/2022 Women of the World Celebration & Awards Event
03/10/2022 School Board Meeting
03/05/2022 Meet & Greet with John King, Candidate for Governor
03/01/2022 March 2022 Meeting - ZOOM ONLY
02/12/2022 Candidate for Governor Wes Moore "Meet & Greet"
02/01/2022 February 2022 Meeting - ZOOM ONLY
01/29/2022 Human Trafficking Awareness Event - St. Mary's and Calvert
01/11/2022 January 2022 Meeting - ZOOM ONLY (new date)
12/20/2021 Calvert County Redistricting Meeting
12/06/2021 Calvert Baptist Church Coat Drive
12/04/2021 Holiday Party and Online Auction Finale
11/20/2021 2021 Online Holiday Gift Auction for Scholarships
11/07/2021 Calvert NAACP Freedom Fund Virtual Fundraiser
11/02/2021 November 2021 Meeting - IN PERSON and on Zoom
10/27/2021 Special Meeting on Prince Frederick draft Master Plan
10/23/2021 Halloween in the Garden 2021
10/23/2021 Christmas in April - in October!
10/16/2021 Project ECHO Empty Bowl Supper & Picnic 2021
10/16/2021 PRIDE SoMD "Surviving & Thriving in Southern Maryland"
10/12/2021 Town Hall Meeting on Police Accountability Board
10/05/2021 October 2021 Meeting - IN PERSON and on Zoom
09/29/2021 Calvert County Fair - Volunteers Needed at Dems' booth!
09/16/2021 Meet and Greet for Brooke Lierman
09/08/2021 September 2021 Meeting - IN PERSON and on Zoom
09/02/2021 Virtual Forum on Social Justice and Police Accountability
08/29/2021 Calvert Democrats Meet and Greet Picnic
08/26/2021 Congressman Hoyer's 19th Annual (Virtual) Women's Equality Day Luncheon
08/21/2021 Solomons Dragon Boat Festival
08/14/2021 MD Food Truck Festival
08/03/2021 National Night Out 2021
07/15/2021 Dunkirk Town Center Master Plan Meeting
07/11/2021 Board of Education Meeting
07/06/2021 July 2021 Meeting - IN PERSON and on Zoom
06/19/2021 NAACP Calvert Branch Juneteenth Community Day
06/19/2021 CANCELLED - Outdoor Movie Night
06/13/2021 EMERGE Campaign Volunteer Training
06/12/2021 Brown's Church Clean-up Day - volunteers needed
06/12/2021 EMERGE Campaign Volunteer Training
06/05/2021 Green Life Festival & Market
06/02/2021 Dunkirk Town Center Master Plan Meeting
06/01/2021 June 2021 Meeting - IN PERSON and on Zoom
05/08/2021 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive - FINAL EVENT
05/04/2021 May 2021 Meeting
04/10/2021 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
04/06/2021 April 2021 Meeting
03/13/2021 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
03/12/2021 Apply for Calvert Local Scholarships, now through March 12
03/02/2021 March 2021 Meeting
02/20/2021 Meeting of Current and Prospective Precinct Captains
02/13/2021 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
02/04/2021 Public Hearing to Fill House of Delegates Vacancy
02/02/2021 February 2021 Meeting
01/23/2021 Online Inauguration Celebration
01/16/2021 Virtual Women's Empowerment Fundraising Scholarship Event
01/16/2021 Red Sand Project - Human Trafficking Awareness Month
01/16/2021 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
01/09/2021 District 27 Senate Vacancy Hearing
01/05/2021 January 2021 Meeting
12/22/2020 Project ECHO Family Christmas
12/19/2020 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
12/05/2020 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
12/01/2020 December Meeting
11/21/2020 CBW Virtual Women's Empowerment Scholarship Fundraiser
11/21/2020 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
11/21/2020 Boys & Girls Club Holiday Toy Drive
11/14/2020 Holiday Gift Auction for Scholarships *Online* through 12/5
11/13/2020 Toy Drive Drop-off: Stuffed Toys for 911
11/10/2020 November Meeting *Online*
11/03/2020 Election Day - Volunteers Needed
10/26/2020 Early Voting - Volunteers Needed
10/24/2020 Halloween in the Garden 2020
10/24/2020 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
10/22/2020 Maryland's Broken Parole System: The Cost of Inaction
10/13/2020 High School Financial Planning Program for Teachers and Adult Volunteers
10/10/2020 Outdoor Movie Fundraiser
10/10/2020 Project ECHO Empty Bowl Supper & Picnic
10/10/2020 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
10/06/2020 October Meeting *Online*
09/19/2020 Calvert County Health & Resource Fair (Drive-Thru Event)
09/13/2020 Big Conversation Forum on Health Equities
09/12/2020 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
09/10/2020 1st Annual Family Finance Seminar of Southern Maryland
09/10/2020 Calvert Democrats Weekend of Action
09/08/2020 September Meeting *Online*
08/26/2020 2020 Women's Centennial Summit
08/25/2020 Congressman Hoyer's 18th Annual Virtual Women's Equality Day Luncheon
08/22/2020 Christmas in April - Part 2
08/18/2020 Unfinished Work: Finish the Fight
08/18/2020 Intro to High School Financial Planning Program (for Teachers and Adult Volunteers)
08/15/2020 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
08/13/2020 Offstage: Suffragist
08/08/2020 Community Connections Resource Drive-Thru
08/06/2020 Calvert Dems Volunteer Info Meeting
08/04/2020 August Meeting *Online*
08/01/2020 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
07/30/2020 BGCSM Tasting Event: Wine & Cheese
07/23/2020 Sign Waving with Calvert Democrats
07/21/2020 Virtual Town Hall - Congressional District 4
07/18/2020 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
07/11/2020 Christmas in April UPDATE
07/09/2020 Sign Waving for Calvert Democrats
07/07/2020 July Meeting *Online*
06/27/2020 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
06/19/2020 Juneteenth Rally "Unity in the Community"
06/03/2020 June Meeting *Online*
06/02/2020 UPDATE! Primary Election via Mail-in Ballots
06/01/2020 March against Social Injustice
05/21/2020 Ballot Drop Box Available
05/21/2020 POSTPONED: Goldstein-Miller Dinner
05/16/2020 Boys & Girls Club Food Drive
05/05/2020 May Meeting *Online*
04/30/2020 Coronavirus Q&A: Caring for Parents, Kids, & Grandkids (AARP)
04/26/2020 POSTPONED: Tea Fundraiser
04/07/2020 April Meeting - CANCELLED
03/28/2020 Calvert County Minority Business Alliance Virtual Workshop
03/09/2020 Apply for Calvert Local Scholarships, now through March 9
03/08/2020 "Proudly Drumming for the Vote" Women's Rally
03/03/2020 March Meeting
02/25/2020 Democratic Club Meeting
02/20/2020 Calvert County Democratic Central Committee Meeting
02/20/2020 Board of Education Meeting
02/15/2020 #IAMSTMARYS Wine Social
02/14/2020 Valentine's Dinner and Paint Party Fundraiser
02/04/2020 February Meeting
01/30/2020 State of the Schools 2020 Superintendent's Luncheon
01/30/2020 Moms Demand Action: Maryland - Advocacy Day
01/25/2020 UDWMD Statewide Meeting & Luncheon
01/25/2020 Calvert County Phone Banking
01/23/2020 School Superintendent 2021 Budget
01/18/2020 Women's March 2020 - DC
01/16/2020 Calvert County Democratic Central Committee Meeting
01/07/2020 January Meeting
11/14/2019 League of Women Voters Annual Legislative Evening
11/13/2019 Blueprint for Maryland's Future Community Forum
11/05/2019 November Meeting
11/03/2019 Brunch & Brem with Dr. Rachel Brem
10/26/2019 Halloween in the Garden
10/01/2019 CCDWC -Annual Silent Auction Scholarship Fundraiser
09/25/2019 Calvert County Fair - Democrats' Booth
09/22/2019 Calvert County Democrats Annual Picnic
09/21/2019 UDWMD Statewide Luncheon
09/17/2019 Steny Hoyer Telephone Town Hall
09/10/2019 September Meeting
08/13/2019 August Meeting
08/06/2019 National Night Out
07/23/2019 Comprehensive Plan Public Hearing
07/09/2019 Movie Fundraiser: Feminists: What Were they Thinking?
06/15/2019 NAACP Community Day
06/15/2019 UDWMD Southern Region Luncheon
06/04/2019 June Meeting

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