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Press Release - Absentee Ballots

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Absentee Ballots for the May 7, 2012 Mount Airy Election will be available on Monday, April 16th, 2012 at Mount Airy Town Hall. Anyone desiring to vote by absentee may apply to the Town Clerk at Town Hall. The application must be made in writing ( fill out the form at Town Hall). A letter requesting an absentee with full name, address and signature may be delivered by messenger. The ballot must be returned by the close of polls on May 7th, 2012. If mailed, ballots must be recieved by 5:00 p.m. at the Mount Airy Post office on May 7th, 2012.

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Police Task Force Draft Report available for review

Posted on by maweierbach

This report is a draft only and the Town hopes to investigate and include any comments or suggestions. We also hope to have firm numbers from the Maryland State Police before moving forward. The Police Task Force will take comments for 90 days.

 

POLICE TASK FORCE RPT

policetaskforce3.doc

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BeLocal Survey Results Now Available

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Click on the following link to see complete results of the 2011 BeLocal Mount Airy Survey

 

BelocalCompilation

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Elections Clerks Needed to work at the May 7th Town Election

Posted on by maweierbach

Election Clerks are needed to work at the Mount Airy Election on May 7, 2012. Election workers will be paid per hour. If interested please call Town Hall and speak to Debbie Parker-Brennan at 301-829-1424.

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NEWS RELEASE - Maryland State Police - Concerning Recent Burglary

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NEWS RELEASE
DEPARTMENT OF
MARYLAND STATE POLICE
WESTMINSTER BARRACK

(410) 386-3000

December 28, 2011

(Mount Airy) Between the dates of 12/26/11 and 12/28/11 the Mt. Airy Resident Troopers responded to several business located in the area of East Ridgeville Blvd and Ridgeside Drive in regards to burglary complaints.

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Investigation revealed an unknown white male approximately 5-10, 180 lbs., brown hair, having facial hair and wearing a Boston Red Sox ball cap, forced entry into several businesses. The suspect gained entry by smashing through the front glass doors with a brick in a bag. After gaining entry the suspect rifled through the businesses desks and drawers in search of US currency. The suspect was captured on video surveillance committing the crimes. The suspect covered his face, head and hands to avoid recognition.

To view the video of the crime being committed please go to www.mountairymd.org. If you have any information regarding the crime please contact Sgt Daniel C. Pickett.

CONTACT: Sgt. D.C. Pickett Westminster

410-386-3000


Video Surveillance:
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PRESS RELEASE - Concerning Nominations and Voter Registration Deadlines for the May 2012 Town Election

Posted on by maweierbach

Please read the attached press release for nomination and registration information on the upcoming May 2012 Mount Airy Town Election.

 

pressreleaseforMay2012TownElections

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MOUNT AIRY TEEN CENTER NOW OPEN !

Posted on by maweierbach

Are your teens complaing that they don’t have anything to do and anywhere to go in Mount Airy? They now have another option, and the best part is , its FREE! The Mayor, joined by a group of local volunteers, opened the Mount Airy Teen Center. The Teen Center will be open every other Friday night, with a few exceptions, at the Mount Airy Elementary School (cafeteria entrance), 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

This location was selected as it offers the largest conducive teen environment in Mount Airy, with access to the gymnasium and cafeteria. The Teen Center will provide use of the basketball court, board games, music, video games, and the ever popular safe and chaperoned environment to hang out with a group of friends. Teens should also feel free to bring in a class project, activity, arts, electronic games, etc. We will have a special guest each night to share a skill, experience or an item of interest to the teens. This is a voluntary activity and the teens do not need to participate.

So far adults and teens have made the following suggestions for special guests/themes:

- A guitar teacher to show guitars, discuss what is required to learn the instrument, etc.

- A resident trooper could discuss teen related issues.

- Local theater professionals could discuss the arts.

- Movie night (teens can dress in pajamas).

-Teen karate practitioners who could interest other in the Martial Arts.

-A local skate board shop could talk about skateboard safety.

- A brief overview of fun etiquette items that may surprise (and help) teens.

- Tutoring.

- A dance.

-Venturing Crew 460 Presentation.

-Members of various Town Committees could discuss fun projects where teens could earn community service hours (working at the Carnival)!

-Group field trips to places like Dave and Busters, a paint ball field, Adventure World (fees would be charged for these trips).

-The list goes on and on, and of course we will also have what was extremely popular with the last Teen Center, a safe and warm environment for them to meet their friends and talk.

Our proposed schedule is as follows (Please note: The Mount Airy Teen Center will follow the Carroll County Public School policy regarding inclement weather closings):

December 2nd & 16th

January 13th

February 24th

March 9th & 23rd

During the summer months, the Town’s Parks and Recreation Commission provides free movie nights. This schedule works out very well: The Teen Center will be open Fall - Spring, and the Parks and Recreation Commission will provide movies during the Summer.

What do you need to do? All teens will need a signed permission form from their parent, available at the Teen Center, Town Hall, or at this link from the Mount Airy Town website http://www.mountairymd.org/download/General/TeenCenterApplicationandRules.pdf

or here:

Teen Center Application

This form will list the code of conduct, rules, and regulations and will ask needed information about each attendee. Please note this form must be completed before teens will be allowed to participate in the Teen Center, no exceptions. Parents are encouraged to visit the center and volunteer. For additional information, please contact Mary Beth Ruch at [email protected].

 

 

 

 

 

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Helping Hometown Heroes Foundation -

Posted on by maweierbach

Her by grace encounter with a wounded warrior led to the creation of the “Helping Hometown Heroes Foundation”. I was extremely impressed with their passion for our warriors and the fact that their organization is 100% administrative fee free….more in the November 2011 Mayors Report.

Please visit them at www.helpinghometownheroes.org to learn more about their organization and services, or make a tax deductable contribution directly to the troops.

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Mount Airy Recycles Video now on the website

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Please visit the Recycling and Sanitation Commission page to watch an informational video on proper recycling for the Town of Mount Airy.

 

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Streets and Roads Commission

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Title: Steets and Roads Commission
Location: Town Hall
Start Time: 19:30
Date: 2011-08-25
End Time: 21:00

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