Carroll County, MD Open Meetings

Board of County Commissioners Open Sessions

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146 meetings
latest May 2023
19 participants
2 hours
1 per week

FY 24 Budget Process

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7 meetings
latest May 2023
10 participants
2 hours
1 per week

Carroll County Planning and Zoning Commission

The Land Use Article (formerly Article 66B Zoning and Planning) of the Annotated Code of Maryland delegates planning and zoning regulatory powers to several counties and municipalities. Among several of the delegated powers is the authority to create a planning commission to prepare comprehensive plans, zoning ordinances, and subdivision regulations and to guide development within this framework. The seven-member Carroll County Planning and Zoning Commission was formed on August 10, 1959. Members serve without pay, and receive a $90 per diem allowance. All are citizens of Carroll County.

42 meetings
latest May 2023
16 participants
2 hours
1 per month

CCG 24 News

Weekly program to inform and educate county citizens on Carroll County Government.

19 meetings
latest May 2023
5 participants
35 minutes
6 per year

Carroll County Board of Zoning Appeals

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18 meetings
latest Apr 2023
20 participants
3 hours
8 per year

Board of License Commissioners

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20 meetings
latest Apr 2023
18 participants
3 hours
1 per month

Commissioner Ed Rothstein- District 5

Ed Rothstein is in his first term as County Commissioner. Ed’s diverse thirty-plus year military career included numerous deployments along with multiple duty stations including his last military assignment as Garrison Commander at Fort Meade in Maryland. He was Economic Developer for Anne Arundel County before founding ERA Advisory LLC which is a service-disabled, veteran-owned small business focused on giving back to the community. Most recently serving as Executive Director for the BWI Business Partnership, he also serves on multiple boards of directors for non-profits within the region and state, and previously served on the Carroll County Veterans Advisory Council. Ed’s education includes an Education Degree from Lock Haven University, a Masters in Human Resources from Webster University and a Masters in National Resource Management from Eisenhower School for National Security. At Lock Haven, Ed was a member of the Division I wrestling team and commissioned through the ROTC Program. Ed resides in Eldersburg with his wife Audrey and two children Emily and Sam. District 5 covers the southeastern portion of Carroll County. It includes Eldersburg and the town of Sykesville.