AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPublic Safety: Annapolis police are investigating apparent human remains found in Truxtun Park; the medical examiner is working to identify the person and determine a cause of death, and parts of the park may be restricted. Environment: Calvert County reported a wastewater overflow of about 500,000 gallons of untreated sewage into Mill Creek after storm-related erosion damaged a sewer line; officials say drinking water wasn’t affected and residents should avoid direct contact with the water. Local Government: Chestertown council tackled community concerns including housing needs and police response to a permitted party on Calvert Street, with Mayor Meghan Efland saying officials are listening and improving. Conservation: Kent County’s Tavern Creek Farm was permanently protected with a 116-acre easement through USDA and Maryland CREP funding, preserving shoreline habitat and native plantings. State & Regional Policy: Charles County approved a one-year moratorium on zoning for large-scale cannabis farms while it develops rules. Community Events: Annapolis Pride returns Oct. 3 with a downtown parade and a free festival at the Bates Athletic Complex. Infrastructure: MDOT SHA will do routine maintenance on the Governor Thomas Johnson Bridge at the Calvert/St. Mary’s line on Oct. 4, with one lane closed.
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