Caroline County, Maryland
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Municipal budget
Total revenue$157.4M (FY2023)
Total spending$180.8M (FY2023)
Taxes$56.3M (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$41.7M (FY2023)
Spending per resident$5,417 (FY2023)
Upcoming
Wed Aug 12, 2026
Planning Commission
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Caroline County
Planning Commission
Jeff Jackson, Chairman Health & Public Services Bldg.
Hannah Cawley, Vice Chairman 403 South 7th Street, Suite 210
J. Travis Breeding, Commissioner Member Denton, Maryland 21629-1335
Keith Bilbrough, Member Telephone: 410-479-8100
Roger McKnight, Member Facsimile: 410-479-4187
The Caroline County Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday,
August 12, 2026 at 6:00 pm. Meetings are held in the Health & Public Services Building,
403 South 7th Street, Room 111, Denton, MD.
Agenda
Call to Order
Planning Commission Review and Comment:
Information and Discussion:
• BZA Update
• Department Update
• Planning Commissioners Open Discussion
• Public Comment
Adjournment
To view the meeting:
• Click on the URL link: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings Select
Planning Commission
• Public Hearings: Public comment will be accepted in written format in advance of the
meeting or by verbal testimony (when appropriate) at the meeting. Written comment
may be submitted via USPS at 403 South 7th Street, Suite 210, Denton, MD 21629
or emailed to
[email protected]. Written comments received by the close of
business the Friday prior to a meeting will be entered into the record and made
available to the Board members prior to the meeting or hearing.
• All speakers, including Board and staff members, must announce their name each
time before they speak. This means before ask
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Recent meetings
Wed Jul 22, 2026
Liquor Board (Board of License Commissioners)
Board to consider temporary liquor licenses for several community events
The Caroline County Board of License Commissioners will review applications for temporary liquor licenses. The agenda lists five one‑day events in Ridgely, Greensboro, and Denton that seek approval. The board will decide whether to grant each license during the July 22 meeting.
- Pints for Paws – 101 Cow Barn Road, Ridgely – Saturday, August 15, 2026, 11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
- Car Show – 13875 Greensboro Road, Greensboro – Saturday, August 29, 2026, 12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
- Caroline Dorchester County Fair – 8230 Detour Road, Denton – Thursday, August 6, 2026, 6:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
- Caroline Dorchester County Fair – 8230 Detour Road, Denton – Friday, August 7, 2026, 6:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
- Caroline Dorchester County Fair/Rodeo – 8230 Detour Road, Denton – Saturday, August 8, 2026, 6:00 p.m.–11:30 p.m.
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Greg Eigenbrode, Chair | Glen Plutschak, Member | Michael Mann, Sr., Member | Karen Hardy, Alternate
Caroline County
Board of License Commissioners
AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2026
9:30 A.M.
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order
Temporary License:
• Caroline County Humane Society – 407 West Belle Street, Ridgely, Maryland 21660
o Pints for Paws – 101 Cow Barn Road, Ridgely, Maryland 21660, Saturday, August 15,
2026 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. (One-Day Event)
• Town of Greensboro – 111 S. Main Street, Greensboro, Maryland 21639
o Car Show – 13875 Greensboro Road, Greensboro, Maryland 21639, Saturday, August 29,
2026 12:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. (One-Day Event)
• Caroline Dorchester County Fair Board – 9194 Legion Road, Suite 4, Denton, Maryland 21629
o Caroline Dorchester County Fair – 8230 Detour Road, Denton, Maryland 21629,
Thursday, August 6, 2026 6:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. (One-Day Event)
o Caroline Dorchester County Fair – 8230 Detour Road, Denton, Maryland 21629, Friday,
August 7, 2026 6:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. (One-Day Event)
o Caroline Dorchester County Fair/Rodeo – 8230 Detour Road, Denton, Maryland 21629,
Saturday, August 8, 2026 6:00 p.m. until 11:30 p.m. (One-Day Event)
Board Administrator Report:
Inspector’s Report:
Meeting Adjourns
Tue Jul 21, 2026
County Commissioners
Commissioners will vote on a $300,000 culvert contract and a Burn Ban bill
The Caroline County Commissioners will hold a legislative session to consider the third reading of Legislative Bill #2026-005 (Burn Ban) and the first reading of an update to the Purchasing Code. The action agenda includes a $300,000 contract for culvert and excavating work and a resolution to place a temporary moratorium on data centers. A consent agenda contains multiple purchase orders, including a $718,174.35 contract with American Paving and a $193,103.00 agreement with Motorola Solutions, as well as personnel and emergency‑management items.
- P.O #2027-053, J. Richard Breeding, Inc. Culvert/Excavating – $300,000.00 (action agenda)
- Legislative Bill #2026-005, Burn Ban – third reading & potential enactment
- Resolution #2026-012, Temporary Moratorium on Data Centers
- P.O #2027-054, American Paving, Contracted Services – $718,174.35 (consent agenda)
- P.O #2027-050, Motorola Solutions, Inc. FY27 Annual SUA Agreement – $193,103.00
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Meetings are conducted in Open Session unless otherwise indicated. All or part of County Commissioners’ meetings can be held in closed session
under the authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Commissioners. Breaks are at the call of the President. Please note that times
listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
July 21, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order; Invocation, Rev, William Tarbutton, The Blind Evangelist of Preston; Pledge of
Allegiance Agenda Review
President Closed Session Report Out
Kelley Callaghan, Director, Grace Street
Formal Introduction
Robin Cahall, Health Officer, Caroline County Health Department
Mobile Integrated Health Update
Workshop: Department of Public Works Fiscal Year 2027 Fall Projects
Legislative Session:
• Third Reading & Potential Enactment: Legislative Bill #2026-005, Burn Ban
• Introduction & First Reading: Legislative Bill #2026-006-Update Purchasing Code for
Caroline County
Action Agenda
• P.O #2027-053, J. Richard Breeding, Inc.
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Wed Jul 8, 2026
Planning Commission
Planning Commission reviews draft implementation chapter of Comprehensive Plan
The Caroline County Planning Commission will review the Draft Implementation Chapter of the Comprehensive Plan. The meeting also includes updates from the Board of Zoning Appeals and the department, as well as open discussion and public comment.
- Review of Comprehensive Plan Draft Implementation Chapter
- BZA Update
- Department Update
- Planning Commissioners Open Discussion
- Public Comment
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Caroline County
Planning Commission
Jeff Jackson, Chairman Health & Public Services Bldg.
Hannah Cawley, Vice Chairman 403 South 7th Street, Suite 210
J. Travis Breeding, Commissioner Member Denton, Maryland 21629-1335
Keith Bilbrough, Member Telephone: 410-479-8100
Roger McKnight, Member Facsimile: 410-479-4187
The Caroline County Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday,
July 8, 2026 at 6:00 pm. Meetings are being held in the Health & Public Services Building,
403 South 7th Street, Room 111, Denton, MD.
Agenda
Call to Order
Planning Commission Review and Comment:
• Comprehensive Plan – Draft Implementation Chapter Review
Information and Discussion:
• BZA Update
• Department Update
• Planning Commissioners Open Discussion
• Public Comment
Adjournment
To view the meeting:
• Click on the URL link: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings Select
Planning Commission
• Public Hearings: Public comment will be accepted in written format in advance of the
meeting or by verbal testimony (when appropriate) at the meeting. Written comment
may be submitted via USPS at 403 South 7th Street, Suite 210, Denton, MD 21629
or emailed to
[email protected]. Written comments received by the close of
business the Friday prior to a meeting will be entered into the record and made
available to the Board members prior to the meeting or hearing.
• All speakers, including Board and staff members, must announ
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Tue Jul 7, 2026
Police Accountability Board
Police Accountability Board to elect Chair and Vice Chair
The Police Accountability Board will review and approve previous closed meeting minutes and then discuss and vote on electing a Chair and Vice Chair for the Administrative Charging Committee for the upcoming fiscal year, as required by the county code.
- Review and approve 4/28/26 Closed Meeting Minutes
- Election of ACC Chair and Vice Chair per §20-4 of Caroline County Code
- Meeting starts at 5:00 PM, adjourns at 5:25 PM
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Meetings are conducted in Open Session unless otherwise indicated. All or part of the Police Accountability Board meetings can be held in closed session under the
authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Board . Breaks are at the call of the Ch airman . Please note that times listed on the agenda are only estimates,
and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
CAROLINE COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGING COMMITTEE
HEALTH & PUBLIC SERVICES (HAPS) BUILDING
403 SOUTH 7TH STREET , RM 111
DENTON, MD 21629
July 7, 2026
Meeting Agenda
5 :0 0 P M Meeting Convenes, Call to Order , Roll Call
5:05 PM Review and Approve 4/28/26 Closed Meeting Minutes ; Closed Session Read Out
Statement
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Tue Jul 7, 2026
County Commissioners
County Commissioners approve nearly $1.1 million in contracts for inmate services and equipment
The Caroline County Board of Commissioners will consider the FY 2027 Board of Education budget and the Supporting Older Adults with Resources (SOAR) annual plan. A consent agenda includes multiple procurement contracts, the largest being a $991,118 agreement for inmate health services. The meeting also contains a closed‑session session for legal counsel to discuss the County’s options for regulating data centers.
- Presentation and approval of FY 2027 Board of Education Budget
- Presentation and approval of Supporting Older Adults with Resources (SOAR) Annual Plan
- Approval of P.O #2026-0594 Inmate Health Services contract for $991,118.00
- Approval of P.O #2027-010 Hertrich Ford 2027 Ford F‑350 purchase for $76,771.00
- Closed‑session discussion on legal advice regarding regulation of data centers
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Meetings are conducted in Open Session unless otherwise indicated. All or part of County Commissioners’ meetings can be held in closed session
under the authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Commissioners. Breaks are at the call of the President. Please note that times
listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
July 7, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order; Invocation, Rev, Thomas Fisher, Abrams Memorial Church; Pledge of Allegiance
Agenda Review
President Closed Session Report Out
Jill Hignutt, Chief Financial Officer, Board of Education
Presentation of Fiscal Year 2027 Board of Education Budget
Jennifer Cox, Director of Community Services, Upper Shore Ageing, Inc
Presentation and Approval of Supporting Older Adults with Resources Annual Plan (SOAR)
Consent Agenda
• Closed Session Minutes June 23, 2026
• Letter of Support Chesapeake College Rural Maryland Council’s (RMPIF) Grant Program for
Funding Queen Anne’s Technical Building
• FY 2027 Maryland Community Criminal Just
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Wed Jun 24, 2026
Liquor Board (Board of License Commissioners)
New liquor license for Tuckahoe Diner up for public hearing
The Board of License Commissioners will hold a public hearing on a new Class B on-premise beer, wine, and liquor license for Tuckahoe Diner at 9 Central Avenue, Ridgely. The board will also consider extending licensed premise areas for two outdoor concerts at Choptank River Yacht Club in Denton.
- Public hearing: Tuckahoe Diner – new Class B beer, wine, & liquor license, 7-day on-premise
- Extension: Choptank River Yacht Club – outdoor band 'Haywire' concert on June 27, 2026, 12 p.m. to 11 p.m.
- Extension: Choptank River Yacht Club – outdoor band 'Fuzzbox Piranha' concert on Sept. 12–13, 2026
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Greg Eigenbrode, Chair | Glen Plutschak, Member | Michael Mann, Sr., Member | Karen Hardy, Alternate
Caroline County
Board of License Commissioners
AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2026
9:30 A.M.
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order
Extension of Licensed Premise Area:
• Choptank River Yacht Club – 10287 River Landing Road, Denton, Maryland 21629-0145
o Outdoor Band “Haywire” concert on Saturday, June 27, 2026 from 12:00 p.m. until
11:00 p.m. (to allow for band setup and post-concert activities)
o Outdoor Band “Fuzzbox Piranha” concert on Saturday, September 12, 2026 from 12:00
p.m. until Sunday, September 13, 2026 at 12:00 a.m. (to allow for band setup and post-
concert activities)
New License/Public Hearing:
• Tuckahoe Diner – 9 Central Avenue, Ridgely, Maryland 21660
o New, Class B – Beer, Wine, & Liquor, 7-Day On-Premise Alcoholic Beverage License
Board Administrator Report:
Inspector’s Report:
Meeting Adjourns
Wed Jun 24, 2026
Police Accountability Board
Police board to vote on Administrative Charging Committee member
The Police Accountability Board will hold a special meeting to discuss and vote on appointing a member to the Administrative Charging Committee. The board will first go into closed session under state law to discuss the appointment. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and a closed session report out.
- Vote to appoint an Administrative Charging Committee member
- Closed session to discuss applicants for the Administrative Charging Committee
- Approval of June 15, 2026 meeting minutes and closed session report out
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Meetings are conducted in Open Session unless otherwise indicated. All or part of the Police Accountability Board meetings can be held
in closed session under the authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Board . Breaks are at the call of the Ch airman . Please
note that times listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
CAROLINE COUNTY POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY BOARD
Health & Public Services (HAPS) Building
403 South 7 th Street
Room 111
Denton, MD 21629
June 24 , 2026
Special Meeting Agenda
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
6: 0 0 PM Meeting Convenes, Call to Order, Roll Call ,
June 15, 2026, Approval of M eeting M inutes & Closed Session
Report Out
6 :0 5 PM Closed Session Under Maryland Code, General Provisions Article §
3-305(b)(1), to discuss the appointment of officials over whom this
body has jurisdiction. This meeting is to discuss the inter view ed
applicants for the Administrative Charging Committee.
7 :0 0 PM Reconvene in Open Session
7:00 PM Discussion & Vote to Appoint an Administrative Charging Committee
Member
7: 1 5 PM Adjournment
Tue Jun 23, 2026
County Commissioners
Wolf Road repairs contract and $1.39M radio contract on agenda
This meeting includes a consent agenda with multiple purchase orders and agreements, and an action item for a road repairs contract. The consent agenda features a $1,392,311.53 portable radio solution from Motorola and a $77,164.80 HR software from NEOGOV. The action agenda is a vote on a contract with Richard Breeding Excavating for Wolf Road repairs at $366,425.14. The meeting will also include a closed session for personnel and security discussions.
- P.O #2027-009: Motorola portable radio solution, $1,392,311.53
- P.O #2027-008: NEOGOV HR software, $77,164.80
- Action item: Contract for Wolf Road repairs with Richard Breeding Excavating, $366,425.14
- FY27 Sex Offender Compliance Program and Police Recruitment and Retention Grant
- Closed session for personnel matters and security portal discussion
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Meetings are conducted in Open Session unless otherwise indicated. All or part of County Commissioners’ meetings can be held in closed session
under the authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Commissioners. Breaks are at the call of the President. Please note that times
listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
June 23, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Pledge of Allegiance; Invocation; Rev, Don Reynolds, Calvary Baptist Church of
Denton, Agenda Review
President Closed Session Report Out
Robert Zimberoff, Director & Kendall Teague, Business Manager, Caroline Economic
Development & Tourism
Special Recognition Economic Edge Business Academy
Consent Agenda
• Closed Session Minutes June 9, 2026
• P.O #2027-009. Motorola Solutions, Inc, Portable Radio Solution, $1,392,311.53
• P.O #2027-008, NEOGOV, Human Resource Software, $77,164.80
• CDBG Semi Annual Report Martin’s House
• Contract for Sale and Purchase of Real Property—Melville HODO
• FY27 Sex Offender Compliance Progr
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Tue Jun 23, 2026
Board of Elections
Board to randomly select precincts for comprehensive audit
The Caroline County Board of Elections will hold a meeting to randomly select precincts for a comprehensive audit. The meeting includes only procedural items beyond the audit selection.
- Random selection of precincts for comprehensive audit
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CAROLINE COUNTY
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
403 S. Seventh Street, Suite 247, Denton, MD 21629
Phone: (410) 479-8145
Fax: (410) 479-5736
Email:
[email protected]
www.carolinemdelections.org
Caroline County Board of Elections Meeting
403 S. 7 th Street, Suite 111, Denton, MD 21629
June 23, 2026 after 8:00 p.m.
The m eeting will be held in-person and live streamed:
https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
AGENDA
1. Declaration of Quorum Present
2. Random Selection of Precincts for Comprehensive Audit
3. Adjourn ment
Tue Jun 16, 2026
Board of Zoning Appeals
Public hearing on 195-ft cell tower special use exception
The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on a request by Arcola Towers LLC for a Special Use Exception to construct a 195-foot monopole cell tower within a 50x50-foot compound on the south side of Shore Highway near Bullock Road in Federalsburg.
- Special Use Exception No. 25-0043 for a 195-foot monopole cell tower at Shore Highway and Bullock Road, Federalsburg
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Caroline County
Board of Zoning Appeals
AGENDA
TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2026
6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Please note:
This hearing will be held at Caroline County Courthouse,
109 Market Street, Room 106, Denton, MD
To view the meeting: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Select Board of Zoning Appeals
1) PUBLIC HEARING
Applicant: Arcola Towers LLC - Special Use Exception No. 25-0043
Location: South side of Shore Highway near intersection with Bullock Road,
Federalsburg, MD
Request: Special Use Exception for a 195’ monopole within a 50x50 compound
Meetings are conducted in Open Session unless otherwise indicated. All or part of the meetings can be held
in closed session under the authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Board members. Breaks
are at the call of the Board Chairman. Please note that the order of agenda items may change as time
dictates or allows.
Ben Butler, Chair | William Eric Smith, Vice-Chair | Lauren Collins, Member | Karen Hardy, Alternate
Mon Jun 15, 2026
Police Accountability Board
Board will interview applicants for Administrative Charging Committee in closed session
The board will approve the minutes from its June 8 meeting. In a closed‑session portion, the board will discuss and interview candidates for the Administrative Charging Committee, which oversees charging decisions. The meeting will then reconvene in open session before adjourning.
- Approval of June 8 meeting minutes
- Closed session to discuss and interview applicants for the Administrative Charging Committee (MD Code §3‑305(b)(1))
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Meetings are conducted in Open Session unless otherwise indicated. All or part of the Police Accountability Board meetings can be held
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note that times listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
CAROLINE COUNTY POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY BOARD
Caroline County Courthouse
109 Market St
Room 123
Denton, MD 21629
June 15 , 2026
Special Meeting Agenda
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
6: 0 0 PM Meeting Convenes, Call to Order, Roll Call ,
June 8 , 2026, Approval of Meeting Minutes & Closed Session Report
Out
6: 0 5 PM Closed Session Under Maryland Code, General Provisions Article §
3-305(b)(1), to discuss the appointment of officials over whom this
body has jurisdiction. This meeting is to discuss and inter view
applicants for the Administrative Charging Committee.
8: 0 5 PM Reconvene in Open Session
8: 0 5 PM Adjournment
Fri Jun 12, 2026
Board of Elections
Wed Jun 10, 2026
Planning Commission
Planning Commission to review MALPF easement applications and TDR program
The Caroline County Planning Commission will review and comment on the Maryland Department of Planning Annual Report, the 2026 MALPF easement applications, and the annual Transferrable Development Rights (TDR) Program. The meeting also includes department updates, open discussion among commissioners, and public comment. No BZA updates are scheduled.
- Review of MD Department of Planning Annual Report
- 2026 MALPF Easement Applications – Review and Recommendation
- Annual Transferrable Development Rights (TDR) Program Review
- Department Update
- Public Comment
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Caroline County
Planning Commission
Jeff Jackson, Chairman Health & Public Services Bldg.
Hannah Cawley, Vice Chairman 403 South 7th Street, Suite 210
J. Travis Breeding, Commissioner Member Denton, Maryland 21629-1335
Keith Bilbrough, Member Telephone: 410-479-8100
Roger McKnight, Member Facsimile: 410-479-4187
The Caroline County Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday,
June 10, 2026 at 6:00 pm. Meeting will be held at the Caroline County Courthouse,
109 Market Street, Room 106, Denton, MD.
Agenda
Call to Order
Planning Commission Review and Comment:
• MD Department of Planning Annual Report
• 2026 MALPF Easement Applications – Review and Recommendation
• Annual Transferrable Development Rights (TDR) Program Review
Information and Discussion:
• BZA Update - None
• Department Update
• Planning Commissioners Open Discussion
• Public Comment
Adjournment
To view the meeting:
• Click on the URL link: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings Select
Planning Commission
• Public Hearings: Public comment will be accepted in written format in advance of the
meeting or by verbal testimony (when appropriate) at the meeting. Written comment
may be submitted via USPS at 403 South 7th Street, Suite 210, Denton, MD 21629
or emailed to
[email protected]. Written comments received by the close of
business the Friday prior to a meeting will be entered into the record and made
available to the Board
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Tue Jun 9, 2026
County Commissioners
County Commissioners to adopt FY2027 operating and capital budgets
The Caroline County Commissioners will consider resolutions to adopt the Fiscal Year 2027 operating and capital budgets and amend the county fee schedule. They will also hold a third reading on a property maintenance ordinance regarding rubbish and garbage, and discuss new open-air burning regulations. The consent agenda includes contracts, grants, and appointments, followed by a closed session on a business expansion proposal.
- Resolution #2026-011 adoption of FY2027 operating and capital budgets
- Resolution #2026-010 amendment to the county fee schedule for FY2027
- Third reading of Legislative Bill #2026-004 (Property Maintenance—Rubbish & Garbage)
- P.O. #2026-0548 and contract with American Ramp Company for pump track at NCRP, $97,243.27
- Closed session to discuss a business or industrial organization proposing to expand or locate in Caroline County
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Meetings are conducted in Open Session unless otherwise indicated. All or part of County Commissioners’ meetings can be held in closed session
under the authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Commissioners. Breaks are at the call of the President. Please note that times
listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
June 9, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Pledge of Allegiance; Agenda Review
President Closed Session Report Out
Daniel Fox, Deputy Administrator, Stacy Seward, Deputy Director of Finance
• Resolution #2026-010 Fiscal Year 2027 Amendment to Caroline County Government
Fee Schedule
• Resolution #2026-011 Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2027 Operating & Capital Budgets
Legislative Session
Third Reading & Potential Enactment:
• Legislative Bill #2026-004, New Chapter 138 Property Maintenance—Rubbish &
Garbage
Discission:
• Legislative Bill #2026-005, New Chapter 124 Open-Air Burning Regulations &
Authorization for Burning Ban
Consent Agenda
• Closed Session Minutes
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Mon Jun 8, 2026
Police Accountability Board
Board holds closed‑session interviews for County Board appointment
The Police Accountability Board will meet in closed session to interview applicants for an appointment to a County Board, specifically the Administrative Charging Committee. After the closed session, the board will reconvene in open session before adjourning. No decisions are recorded on the agenda.
- Closed‑session interview of Administrative Charging Committee applicant for County Board appointment
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note that times listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
CAROLINE COUNTY POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY BOARD
Health & Public Services (HAPS) Building
403 South 7 th Street
Room 111
Denton, MD 21629
June 8 , 2026
Special Meeting Agenda
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
6: 3 0 PM Meeting Convenes, Call to Order, Roll Call
6:35 PM Closed Session Pursuant to Md. Code Ann., General Provisions § 3-
305(b)(1) “ To interview and discuss appointment to a County Board ” ;
Administrative Charging Committee Applicant Interviews.
8:35 PM Reconvene in Open Session
8:35 PM Adjournment
Thu Jun 4, 2026
County Commissioners
Maryland environment secretary visits for site tours and discussions
The County Commissioners are hosting Maryland Department of the Environment Secretary McIlwain for a visit that includes a roundtable discussion on environmental initiatives and infrastructure, followed by site visits to West Denton and the Pealiquor Road Neighborhood Storm Management Project. No formal votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a fact-finding and tour meeting.
- Roundtable discussion at Wharves of Choptank on environmental initiatives and infrastructure
- Site visit to West Denton for development and redevelopment opportunities
- Site visit to Pealiquor Road Neighborhood Storm Management Project for stormwater management and resiliency
- Meeting runs from 10:00 a.m. to approximately 12:30 p.m.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
June 4, 2026
Meeting Agenda
10:00 AM
Maryland Department of the Environment Secretary McIlwain VisitThursday, June 4, 2026
10:00 a.m. – Welcome, Coffee & Roundtable DiscussionWharves of Choptank J.O.K. Walsh Visitors Center3 Crouse Park LaneDenton, Maryland 21629
The visit will begin with coffee and a roundtable discussion focused on environmental initiatives, infrastructure investments, and ongoing projects impacting Caroline County and the Mid-Shore region.
11:00 a.m. (Approx.) – Site Visit: West DentonFollowing the roundtable discussion, attendees will view & discuss potential development & redevelopment opportunities in West Denton.
11:45 a.m. (Approx.) – Site Visit: Pealiquor Road Neighborhood Storm Management ProjectThe tour will continue with a visit to the Pealiquor Road Neighborhood Storm Management Project to highlight ongoing stormwater management and resiliency efforts within Caroline County.
12:30 p.m. Meeting Adjourns
Thu Jun 4, 2026
Ethics Commission
Ethics Commission to review County Commissioner applicant financial information
The Caroline County Ethics Commission will meet to review and approve minutes from a previous closed meeting. The body will enter a closed session to discuss County Commissioner applicants' names and financial information and seek legal advice regarding financial disclosure forms.
- Review and approval of 11/6/2025 closed meeting minutes
- Closed session discussion of County Commissioner applicant names and financial information
- Request for legal advice regarding the review of financial disclosure forms
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and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
CAROLINE COUNTY ETHICS COMMISSION
HEALTH & PUBLIC SERVICES (HAPS) BUILDING
403 SOUTH 7TH STREET , RM 111
DENTON, MD 21629
June 4, 2026
https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Meeting Agenda
6: 0 0 PM Meeting Convenes, Call to Order, Roll Call
6: 0 5 PM Review and Approve 11/6/2025 Closed Meeting Minutes; Closed Session Read Out
Statement
6 :1 0 PM Closed Session Pursuant to Md. Code Ann., General Provisions § 3-305(b)(1) Public
Discussion of C ounty Commissioner applicant ’s names and financial information. § 3-
305(b)(7) Co mmission wants legal advice regarding the review of financial disclosure
forms ; § 3-305(b)(13) Compliance with specific statutory requirement to shield
financial information from public disclosure.
7 :00 PM Open Session; Meeting Adjourns
Tue Jun 2, 2026
County Commissioners
Commissioners hold FY2027 budget workshop, discuss park and library leases
The Caroline County Commissioners will hold a Fiscal Year 2027 budget workshop and discuss a safety campaign, Phase II of the North County Regional Park, and a lease for the Greensboro Branch Library. The consent agenda includes several insurance renewals, a contract renewal with NEOGOV, and an amendment to personnel rules. A closed session is scheduled to discuss appointments.
- Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Workshop
- Discussion of Phase II North County Regional Park
- Greensboro Branch Library Lease discussion
- Health Insurance Stop Loss Renewal, Sunlife Dental Renewal, CareFirst Benefits Renewal for FY2027
- Resolution #2026-008: Amendment to Caroline County Personnel Rules and Regulations
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listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
June 2, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation; Rev, Thomas Fisher, Abrams Memorial Church of Denton; Pledge of
Allegiance; Agenda Review
President Closed Session Report Out
Jamie Beechey, Director, Caroline County Recreation & Parks
• “You Otter Buckle Up” Safety Campaign
• Discussion of Phase II North County Regional Park
Jonah Owens, Executive Director, Caroline County Public Library
Discussion of Greensboro Branch Library Lease
Robin Cahall, Health Officer, Caroline County Health Department
Board of Health Update
Daniel Fox, Deputy Administrator, Stacy Seward, Deputy Director of Finance
• Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Workshop
Consent Agenda
• Close
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Mon Jun 1, 2026
Police Accountability Board
Police Accountability Board to consider sheriff's request on charging committee appointments
The Caroline County Police Accountability Board will review complaints reviewed by the ACC since its last meeting and discuss a request from the sheriff regarding law enforcement participation in the charging committee appointment process. The board will also receive reports from the sheriff and Denton Police covering community policing activities, policy changes, and statistical data on arrests and staffing. A public comment period is scheduled.
- ACC complaint review since last meeting
- Sheriff's request for law enforcement participation in charging committee appointments
- Sheriff's report: arrest statistics (felony vs misdemeanor), DUI arrests, staffing
- Denton Police report: arrest statistics, DUI arrests, staffing
- Public comment period
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note that times listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
CAROLINE COUNTY POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY BOARD
Health & Public Services (HAPS) Building
403 South 7 th Street
Room 111
Denton, MD 21629
June 1 , 2026
Meeting Agenda
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
6: 0 0 PM Meeting Convenes, Call to Order, Roll Call
Todd Lord – Chair
ACC reviewed complaints since the last PAB meeting
Sheriff Email: Request for Law Enforcement Participation in
the Charging Committee Appointment Process
6: 15 PM Sheriff ’s Report
Community policing activities/events
Policy changes/updates
Statistical data
o Number of arrests since last meeting (felony vs
misdemeanor)
o Number of DUI arrests since last meeting
o Staffing
Meetings are conducted in Open Session unless otherwise indicated. All or part of the Police Accountability Board meetings can be held
in closed session under the authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Board . Breaks are at the call of the Ch airman . Please
note that times listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows
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Wed May 27, 2026
Liquor Board (Board of License Commissioners)
Liquor Board reviews temporary license requests for local events
The Board of License Commissioners is meeting to consider temporary liquor licenses for three one-day events. These requests involve the Adkins Arboretum and the Caroline County Chamber of Commerce.
- Temporary license for Forest Music at 12610 Eveland Road, June 11, 2026
- Temporary license for Summer Solstice Social/Member Appreciation at 12610 Eveland Rd, June 21, 2026
- Temporary license for Rock the Barn at 101 Cow Barn Rd, July 18, 2026
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Greg Eigenbrode, Chair | Glen Plutschak, Member | Michael Mann, Sr., Member | Vacant, Alternate
Caroline County
Board of License Commissioners
AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2026
9:30 A.M.
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order
Temporary Licenses:
• Adkins Arboretum – 12610 Eveland Road, Ridgely, Maryland 21660
o Forest Music – 12610 Eveland Road, Ridgely, Maryland 21660, Thursday, June 11, 2026
1:30 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. (One-Day Event)
o Summer Solstice Social/Member Appreciation – 12610 Eveland Rd, Ridgely, Maryland
21660, Sunday, June 21, 2026 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. (One-Day Event)
• Caroline County Chamber of Commerce – 108 Market Street, Denton, Maryland 21629
o Rock the Barn – 101 Cow Barn Rd, Ridgely, Maryland 21660, Saturday, July 18, 2026 4:00
p.m. until 11:00 p.m. (One-Day Event)
Board Administrator Report:
Inspector’s Report:
Meeting Adjourns
Tue May 19, 2026
County Commissioners
Caroline County Commissioners to establish Fiscal Year 2027 tax rates
The Board of County Commissioners will meet to establish tax rates for Fiscal Year 2027 and hold a budget workshop. The agenda includes discussions on the Marydel Community Hall and a 3rd Quarter Budget Performance Report.
- Resolution #2026-008: Establishment of the Fiscal Year 2027 Tax Rates
- Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Workshop
- Caroline County Sheriff’s Office Choptank Fiber Agreement—Hobbs Road
- Contract Extension for County Attorney (Barroll)
- Letter of Support for African American Heritage Grant—American Legion Manni Scott Post 193
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
MAY 19, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation; Rev, Gregory Blackston, In God We Trust, Pledge of Allegiance; Agenda
Review
8:00 AM Closed Session: General Provisions Article §3-305(b)(1)the Board will convene in closed to
discuss matters related to personnel, including the appointment, employment, performance, and
compensation of one or more County employees
President Closed Session Report Out
Kathy Jo Marvel, EMS Division Chief, Department of Emergency Services
Emergency Services Appreciation Week
Joanna Reedy, Concerned Citizen
Discussion of Marydel Community Hall
Daniel Fox, Deputy Administrator, Stacy Seward, Deputy Director of Finance
• 3rd Qua
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Wed May 13, 2026
Planning Commission
Final site plan review for Bridgetown Pit Phase 6 and comprehensive plan updates
The Planning Commission will review and comment on the final site plan for Goldsboro Materials LLC's Bridgetown Pit Phase 6, including traffic, economic, and noise impact analyses. They will also review the Water Resources and Introduction chapters of the Caroline County Comprehensive Plan and update the plan schedule. The agenda includes updates from the Board of Zoning Appeals and the department, and public comment will be accepted.
- Final site plan review for Goldsboro Materials LLC – Bridgetown Pit Phase 6
- Review of Caroline County Comprehensive Plan Water Resources Chapter
- Review of Comprehensive Plan Introduction Chapter
- Comprehensive Plan Schedule Update
- BZA and Department Updates
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Caroline County
Planning Commission
Jeff Jackson, Chairman Health & Public Services Bldg.
Hannah Cawley, Vice Chairman 403 South 7th Street, Suite 210
J. Travis Breeding, Commissioner Member Denton, Maryland 21629-1335
Keith Bilbrough, Member Telephone: 410-479-8100
Roger McKnight, Member Facsimile: 410-479-4187
The Caroline County Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday,
May 13, 2026 at 6:00 pm. Meetings are being held in the Health & Public Services
Building, 403 South 7th Street, Room 111, Denton, MD.
Agenda
Call to Order
Planning Commission Review and Comment:
• Goldsboro Materials LLC – Bridgetown Pit Phase 6 (Final Site Plan Review)
o Staff Report
o Site Plan – Lane Engineering LLC
o Traffic Impact Analysis – Lenhart Traffic Consulting Inc.
o Economic Impact Analysis – Tidewater Property Appraisers
o Noise Impact Analysis – Vibra Tech
• Caroline County Comprehensive Plan
o Staff Report
o Water Resources Chapter
o Staff Report
o Introduction Chapter
o Staff Report
o Comprehensive Plan Schedule Update
Information and Discussion:
• BZA Update
• Department Update
• Planning Commissioners Open Discussion
• Public Comment
Adjournment
To view the meeting:
• Click on the URL link: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings Select
Planning Commission
• Public Hearings: Public comment will be accepted in written format in advance of the
meeting or by verbal testimony (when appropriate) at
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Tue May 12, 2026
County Commissioners
FY 2027 budget workshop and county roads discussion on agenda
The County Commissioners will hold a workshop on the Fiscal Year 2027 budget. They will also discuss county roads and receive presentations from the Sheriff's Office and Mid Shore Behavioral Health. The consent agenda includes a resolution to amend the comprehensive water and sewerage plan for the Federalsburg sewer service area and several contracts.
- Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Workshop
- County Roads Discussion with County Attorney Stewart Barroll
- Resolution #2026-007: Amendment of the Caroline County Comprehensive Water & Sewerage Plan—Federalsburg Sewer Service Area Map
- Choptank Marina Parking Lot Restoration contract
- First State Inspection Contract
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listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
MAY 12, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation, Rev, Doug Morley, Greater Impact of Greensboro; Pledge of Allegiance;
Agenda Review
President Closed Session Report Out
Robin Eaton, Director, Department of Public Works
National Public Works Appreciation Month
Ken Eaton, Mike Mann, Tom Godfrey & Marianne Jackson, ABATE of Maryland, Inc
May as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
Caroline County Sheriff’s Office’s –Caroline Cares Presentation
Katie Dilley, LCSW-C, MSBH CEO, and Ann Simpers, BHC, Wellness & Recovery.
Mid Shore Behavioral Health, Inc
Annual County Presentation
Stewart Barroll, County Attorney
County Roads Discussion
Fiscal Year 2027 Budge
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Fri May 8, 2026
Board of Elections
Board to discuss response to Trump executive order on elections
The Caroline County Board of Elections will discuss a press release from the Maryland State Administrator addressing President Trump's executive order on citizenship verification and mail-in ballot procedures. They will also handle administrative items including swearing in board members for the 2026 primary, scheduling nursing home visits for mail-in ballots, and selecting polling places. The meeting includes approval of minutes from April and other routine reports.
- Discuss press release: Maryland State Administrator addresses President Trump's executive order on election integrity
- Board members sworn in for 2026 Primary Election by Clerk of Circuit Court
- Schedule bi-partisan team visits to nursing homes to assist residents with mail-in ballots
- Select polling places and schedule date for supply verification
- Approve minutes from April 10, 2026 meeting
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CAROLINE COUNTY Phone: (410) 479-8145
Fax: (410) 479-5736
BOARD OF ELECTIONS Email:
[email protected]
403 S. Seventh Street, Suite 247, Denton, MD 21629 www.carolinemdelections.org
Caroline County Board of Elections Meeting
403 S. 7" Street, Suite 111, Denton, MD 21629
May 8, 2026 9:30.a.m.
The meeting will be held in-person and live streamed:
rolinemd.org/667/Liv
AGENDA
1. Declaration of Quorum Present
Welcome Members & Guests
Approval of Minutes
a. April 10, 2026 Meeting
Request Changes to the Agenda
Election Director’s Report
Board Members’ Report/Disclosure of Campaign Contributions
Board Attorney's Report
Old Business
New Business
a. Press Release: Maryland State Administrator Addresses President Donald Trump's
Executive Order (4/3/2026)
b. Board Members sworn in for the 2026 Primary Election by Terry Lord, Clerk of Circuit
Court
Discuss Board Member's 2026 Primary Election Day Schedule
. Schedule board member bi-partisan team visits to nursing homes to assist residents
with mail-in ballots
e. Select polling places and schedule date for supply verification
10. Public Comments
11. Schedule Next Meeting
12. Adjournment
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Public Participation: Members of the public may address the Board. Pursuant to §3.28 of the
Board's bylaws, public participation at a meeting must be pre-scheduled and pre-approved by the
President. To request approval to speak at a board meeting, contact Allison Murphy at 410-479-
8145 or by email allison.
[email protected]
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Wed May 6, 2026
Recreation and Parks
Recreation & Parks Board to discuss FY2027 budget
The Recreation & Parks Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss the 2027 budget, project updates, and new business items including a retirement, a new hire, middle school summer camp, and the NCRP groundbreaking. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda, which consists largely of reports and updates.
- Discussion of Budget 2027 for the recreation and parks department
- Update on Heidi retirement and a new hire
- Middle school summer camp program discussion
- NCRP groundbreaking update
- Project updates under old business
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RECREATION & PARKS ADVISORY
BOARD Wednesday, May 6, 2026, Fretterd
Community Center
6:00-7:30 p.m.
SUMMARY
Attendance:
I. New Business
Heidi Retirement
New Hire
Middle School Summer Camp
NCRP Groundbreaking
II. Old Business
Budget 2027
Project Updates
III. Division Updates in person Mark Lasocha, Danny Mitchell
IV. BOARD MEMBER CONCERNS/UPDATES
Opportunity to raise questions, request agenda time for upcoming meetings, and provide updates on public
recreation related events, resources, or concerns.
Tue May 5, 2026
County Commissioners
Public hearings on FY2027 budget and property tax rates
The County Commissioners will hold three public hearings on the proposed FY2027 operating and capital budgets and proposed real property tax rates, including municipal property tax differential rates. No other business is scheduled; the meeting is focused on budget and tax rate adoption.
- Public Hearing 1: Proposed FY2027 Operating and Capital Budgets
- Public Hearing 2: Proposed Real Property Tax Rates
- Public Hearing 3: Proposed Municipal Property Tax Differential Rates
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the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
CAROLINE COUNTY
HEALTH & PUBLIC SERVICES BUILDING
403 SOUTH. 7TH STREET , ROOM 110
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
MAY 5, 2026
Meeting Agenda
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
6:00 PM Commissioners Meeting Convenes; Call to Order; Pledge of Allegiance; Agenda Review
Budget Overview—Daniel Fox, Deputy Administrator
FY2027 Public Budget Hearings
▪ Hearing 1: Proposed Operating and Capital Budgets
▪ Hearing 2: Proposed Tax Rates – Proposed Real Property Tax Rates
▪ Hearing 3: Proposed Tax Rates – Municipal Property Tax Differential Rates
7:30 PM Meeting Adjourns
Tue May 5, 2026
County Commissioners
Caroline County holds public hearing on Federalsburg water and sewer map amendment
The County Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed comprehensive water and sewer map amendment for Federalsburg. The body will also review several service contracts and state legislation updates.
- Public Hearing: Federalsburg Proposed Comprehensive Water & Sewer Map Amendment
- P.O #2026-0453: Aramark Services for Detention Center, $313,000.00
- P.O #2026-0483: R. L. Ewing Contractors, Inc. Marina Parking Lot & Water Street, $118,151.31
- P.O #2026-0493: Contracted Services to QA’s County, $110,208.83
- Economic Development Advisory Board appointments for Holt, Jones, Williams, Harper, and Willey
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listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
MAY 5, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation, Rev, Dan Gedman, Global Methodist Church of Denton; Pledge of
Allegiance; Agenda Review
President Closed Session Report Out
Judge Heather Price, Michelle Bethke, Caroline County Problem Solving Court
Proclamation for May as National Drug Court Month
Derek Simmons, Superintendent & Sandi Barry, Communications Director
Caroline County Public School Staff Appreciation Month
Charles Scott, Warden & Deputy Warden, Detention Center
Correctional Officers Appreciation Week
Shenise Hairston, Director, Office of Human Resources
Public Service Recognition Week
Steve Wise, and Bruce Bereano, Caroline County Lobbyist
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Wed Apr 29, 2026
Liquor Board (Board of License Commissioners)
Board to consider temporary liquor licenses for Girl Scouts and Main Street events
The Caroline County Liquor Board will review requests for temporary licenses for Girl Scout camp events and a Main Street supper, along with a change of operations for a local restaurant and delivery authorization for a liquor store.
- Temporary license for Girl Scouts Legacy at the Lakefront event at Camp Todd
- Temporary license for Downtown Denton Main Street's Supper at Sunset
- Change of operations for Carolines in Denton
- Delivery authorization for Red Light Liquors
- Tractor Pull event at Greensboro VFC
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Greg Eigenbrode, Chair | Glen Plutschak, Member | Michael Mann, Sr., Member | Vacant, Alternate
Caroline County
Board of License Commissioners
AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 2026
9:30 A.M.
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order
Temporary Licenses:
• Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay – 1051 Sharpless Road, Hockessin, Delaware 19707
o Legacy at the Lakefront/Girl Scout Camp Anniversary – Camp Todd 25012 Beauchamp
Branch Rd, Denton, MD 21629, Saturday, June 13, 2026 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. (One-Day
Event)
• Downtown Denton Main Street – 323 Market Street, Denton, Maryland 21629
o 2026 Supper at Sunset – 200 block of Market Street, Friday, May 29, 2026 7:00 p.m. –
9:00 p.m. (rain date, 5/30/2026) (One-Day Event)
Temporary Extension of Licensed Premise Area:
• Greensboro VFC – 13781 Greensboro Rd, Greensboro, Maryland 21639
o Tractor Pull – 13781 Greensboro Rd, Greensboro, Maryland 21639, Saturday, May 2,
2026 5:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. (One-Day Event)
Change of Operations:
• Carolines in Denton – 406 Market Street, Denton, Maryland 21629
o Letter of Sidebar Change of Operations
Delivery Authorization:
• Red Light Liquors – 600 N. 6
th Street, Unit H, Denton, Maryland 21629
o Letter of Authorization for Continued Delivery
Board Administrator Report
Insp
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Tue Apr 28, 2026
County Commissioners
Commissioners to review paralegal specifications and road construction support
The Caroline County Commissioners will meet to address a consent agenda and hold a closed session regarding personnel matters. The meeting includes reviews of a grant agreement and appointments to the Property Tax Assessment Appeals Board.
- Resolution #2026-006 regarding Class Specification for Office of Law County Paralegal
- Letter of Support for road construction for Walmart access to Gay & Franklin Street
- Appointments of Edward Seward and Woodell to Property Tax Assessment Appeals Board
- FY2026 Local Government Energy Modernization Grant Agreement
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listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
April 28, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation, Rev, Paul Twining, Regional Director of National Day of Prayer; Pledge
of Allegiance; Agenda Review
Consent Agenda
• Resolution #2026-006, Class Specification for Office of Law County Paralegal
• Letter of Support Road Construction—Walmart Access to Gay & Franklin Street
• Appointment to Property Tax Assessment Appeals Board ( Seward, Edward and
Woodell)
• FY2026 Local Government Energy Modernization Grant Agreement
County Administrators Report
Commissioners Open Discussion
Public Comment
Closed Session (s): General Provisions Article §3-305(b)(1), the Board will convene in closed session
to discuss p
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Tue Apr 28, 2026
Police Accountability Board
Police board to review Greensboro PD complaint, consider discipline
The Administrative Charging Committee will meet to review and potentially recommend discipline on a complaint against a Greensboro police officer (case IA 2026-01). The board will also approve prior closed meeting minutes and hold a closed session to discuss the complaint confidentially, as required by state law. No other actions are scheduled.
- Review of complaint case IA 2026-01 against Greensboro Police Department officer
- Approval of closed meeting minutes from March 5, 2026
- Closed session under Md. Code Ann. §§ 3-305(b)(1), (7), (13) and Public Safety § 3-104(h) for confidential complaint review and legal consultation
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and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
CAROLINE COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGING COMMITTEE
Caroline County Courthouse
109 Market St
Denton, MD 21629
April 28 , 2026
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Meeting Agenda
5 :0 0 P M Meeting Convenes, Call to Order , Roll Call
5:05 PM Review and Approve 03/05 /2 6 Closed Meeting Minutes ; Closed Session Read Out
Statement
5: 10 PM C lo se d S e ssio n P u rsu a n t to M d . C o d e A n n ., G e n e ra l P ro v isio n s § 3 -3 0 5 (b )(1 )
D isc u ss In v e stig a te d C o m p la in t(s); R e v ie w o f c o m p la in ts file d a g a in st sp e c ific p o lic e
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§ 3 -3 0 5 (b )(7 ) C o n su lt w ith A C C A tto rn e y O b ta in le g a l a d v ic e re g a rd in g c o m p la in ts
b e in g re v ie w e d b y th e A C C ; § 3 -3 0 5 (b )(1 3 ) C o m p lia n c e w ith sp e c ific sta tu to ry
re q u ire m e n t; M d . C o d e A n n ., P u b lic S a fe ty § 3 -1 0 4 (h ) re q u ire s th e A C C to m a in ta in
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Tue Apr 21, 2026
Board of Zoning Appeals
Board to consider expansion of mineral extraction facility in Ridgely
The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing regarding a special use exception for Goldsboro Materials LLC. The board is also scheduled to elect its 2026 officers.
- Election of 2026 officers
- Public hearing for Special Use Exception No. 25-0029: 28.14 acre phase 4 expansion of mineral extraction facility at 15112 Oakland Road, Ridgely
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Caroline County
Board of Zoning Appeals
A G E N D A
TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2026
6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p .m .
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Select Board of Zoning A p p e a ls
1) ELECTION OF 2026 OFFICERS
2) PUBLIC H E A R IN G
Applicant: Goldsboro Materials LLC – Special Use Exception No. 25-00 29
Location: 15112 Oakland R oad , Ridgely , MD
Request: Special Use Exception for a 28.14 acre phase 4 expansion of the
existing Mineral Extraction Facility .
Meetings are conducted in Open Session unless otherwise indicated. All or part of the meetings can be held
in closed session under the authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Board members. Breaks
are at the call of the Board Chairman. Please note that the order of agenda items may change as time
dictates or allows.
Karen Hardy , Chair | B en B u tler, V ice-C h a ir | William Eric Smith , Member | L a u ren C o llin s, A lte rn a te
Tue Apr 21, 2026
County Commissioners
Commissioners hold hearings on rubbish, burning, and development rules
The County Commissioners will hold a second reading and public hearing on two proposed laws: one to create a new chapter on property maintenance regarding rubbish and garbage, and another to regulate open-air burning and allow a burning ban. A separate public hearing will address Development Rights and Regulations (DRRA). The consent agenda includes reappointment to the North County Water & Sewer Authority.
- Second reading and public hearing on Legislative Bill #2026-004 – Property Maintenance – Rubbish and Garbage
- Second reading and public hearing on Legislative Bill #2026-005 – Open-Air Burning Regulations and Authorization for Declaration of an Open-Air Burning Ban
- Public hearing on Development Right & Regulations (DRRA)
- Reappointment of Breeding to the North County Water & Sewer Authority
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listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
April 21, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation, Rev, Buddy Dunn, Faith Fellowship of Preston; Pledge of Allegiance;
Agenda Review
President’s Closed Session Report Out
Sidney Davenport-Trond, Director of Development & Katie Stella-Breeding, Outreach &
Marketing Associate, For All Seasons Inc.
April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Legislative Session: Second Reading & Public Hearing
• Legislative Bill #2026-004 An Act to create a new Chapter 138 of the Code
of Public Local Laws of Caroline County, entitled Property Maintenance – Rubbish
and Garbage
• Legislative Bill #2026-005 An Act (“Open-Air Burning Regulations and Authorization
for Declaration of an
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Tue Apr 14, 2026
County Commissioners
Commissioners consider a development rights agreement with Hartland Holdings
The Caroline County Board of Commissioners will vote on a Development Rights & Responsibilities Agreement between Hartland Holdings, LLC and the county. They will also consider two legislative bills establishing new codes for property maintenance and open‑air burning. Additional items include a resolution to sell the Daysprings property and several contract approvals for environmental services and software licensing.
- Resolution #2026-004: Approve Development Rights & Responsibilities Agreement with Hartland Holdings, LLC
- Resolution #2026-005: Authorize sale agreement of Daysprings
- Legislative Bill #2026-004: Create Chapter 138 on Property Maintenance – Rubbish and Garbage
- Legislative Bill #2026-005: Create Chapter 124 on Open‑Air Burning Regulations and Ban
- Contract P.O #2026-0455 to Maryland Environmental Services for FY HODO staffing, $107,853.00
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
April 14, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation, Rev, William Tarbutton, The Blind Evangelist of Preston ; Pledge of
Allegiance; Agenda Review
President’s Closed Session Report Out
Mark Sheridan, Director, Department of Emergency Services
National Public Safety Telecommunicator Appreciation Week
Victor Reynolds, Communications CASA of Caroline
Proclamation for April as National Child Abuse Awareness Month
Ellen LaFrankie, Acting Executive Director, Upper Shore Workforce Investment Board
Presentation of Proposed Memorandum of Understanding & Resource Sharing Agreement -
Governor’s Workforce Development Board
Burial Sites Prevention Board
Recommendation f
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Mon Apr 13, 2026
Liquor Board (Board of License Commissioners)
Board will review and renew liquor licenses for 2026‑2027
The Caroline County Board of License Commissioners will consider the annual renewal of liquor licenses for the 2026‑2027 period. The agenda lists a call to order, the license renewal item, and adjournment. No other matters are noted on the agenda.
- 2026‑2027 annual liquor license renewals
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Greg Eigenbrode, Chair | Glen Plutschak, Member | Michael Mann, Sr., Member | Vacant, Alternate
Caroline County
Board of License Commissioners
AGENDA
MONDAY, APRIL 13, 2026
5:00 P.M.
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order
2026-2027 Annual License Renewals
Meeting Adjourns
Fri Apr 10, 2026
Board of Elections
Board appoints judges for the 2026 Primary Election
The Caroline County Board of Elections will vote to appoint election judges for the 2026 Primary Election. The board will also review the FY27 budget request, discuss Senate Bill 443 requiring $8,443 for board counsel qualifications, and note the addition of a link to the State Board of Elections press‑room on its website. Public comments are scheduled but none were submitted.
- Appointment of the 2026 Primary Election Judges (motion passed unanimously)
- Review of the FY27 budget request shared with County Commissioners
- Discussion of SB443 legislation allocating $8,443 for board counsel qualifications
- Board Attorney’s report thanking testimony on the $8,443 bill
- Website updated to link to the State Board of Elections press‑room
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✓ Decided: Board gave Election Director authority to hire a new Board Attorney
The board unanimously approved the March 13, 2026 meeting minutes. It also unanimously approved a motion granting Election Director Mrs. Murphy the authority to hire a Board Attorney. No other substantive actions were taken, and the next meeting was scheduled for May 8, 2026.
- Approved March 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved authority for Election Director to hire Board Attorney (unanimous)
- Scheduled next meeting for May 8, 2026 at 9:30 a.m.
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CAROLINE COUNTY Phone: (410) 479-8145
Fax: (410) 479-S736
BOARD OF ELECTIONS Email:
[email protected]
403 S. Seventh Street, Suite 247, Denton, MD 21629 www.carolinemdelections.org
Caroline County Board of Elections Meeting
403 S. 7" Street, Suite 111, Denton, MD 21629
April 10, 2026 9:30 a.m.
The meeting will be held in-person and live streamed:
httos://www.carolinemd.ore/667/Live-Meetings
AGENDA
1. Declaration of Quorum Present
Welcome Members & Guests
Approval of Minutes
a, March 13, 2026 Meeting
Request Changes to the Agenda
Election Director's Report
Board Members’ Report/Disclosure of Campaign Contributions
Board Attorney's Report
Old Business
New Business
a. Memo from MD Republican Party re: compliance with MD Code, EL 10-20 & SBE
Policy 2025-04, Election Judge Parity
b. Memo from MD State Ethics Commission: Ethics Law Requirements for Board of
Election Members (6/13/2025)
c. Press Release: The Maryland State Board of Elections Uses National Problem
Gambling Awareness Month to Educate the Public on an Important Topic (3/20/2026)
d. Press Release: The Maryland State Board of Elections announces the launch of their
voter resource phone app, Go Vote Maryland! (3/25/206)
10. Public Comments
11. Schedule Next Meeting
12. Adjournment
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Public Participation: Members of the public may address the Board. Pursuant to §3.2B of the
Board's bylaws, public participation at a meeting must be pre-scheduled and pre-approved by the
President. To request approval
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APPROVED 5/8/2026
Caroline County Board of Elections
Monthly Board Meeting
Health & Public Services Building
403 S. Seventh Street, Suite 111, Denton, Maryland
Friday, April 10, 2026 – 9:30 a.m.
In Attendance:
Absent:
Dana Callahan, Member and Walter Palmer, III, Board Attorney
Guests:
No guests were present.
Declaration of Quorum Present
Mr. Bilbrough called the meeting to order at 9:31 a.m. and stated that there was a quorum
present.
Welcome Members
Mr. Bilbrough welcomed the board members.
Approval of Meeting Minutes from March 13, 2026
Mrs. Thompson made a motion to approve the meeting minutes. Ms. Campos seconded the
motion. The motion passed unanimously.
Request Changes to the Agenda
There were none.
Election Director’s Report
Mrs. Murphy reviewed the Director’s Report with the Board.
Administration/Meetings:
Mrs. Murphy informed the Board that staff virtually attended multiple State Board of Elections
(SBE) and Maryland Association of Election Officials (MAEO) committee meetings.
Mrs. Murphy reminded the Board Members that their MD State Ethics Disclosure is due on
4/30/2026.
Mrs. Murphy stated on 3/23/2026, staff traveled to Kent Island to view the new voting
equipment. She was pleased with the improved features. The new voting system will be
implemented for the 2028 elections.
James Bilbrough II, President Allison Murphy, Election Director
Suzanne Campos, Vice President Tammy Willis, Election Prog
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Fri Apr 10, 2026
Liquor Board (Board of License Commissioners)
Board will consider renewal of all 2026‑2027 liquor licenses
The Caroline County Board of License Commissioners will meet on Friday, April 4, 2026 at 11:30 a.m. to address the annual renewal of liquor licenses for the 2026‑2027 period. No other agenda items are listed. The meeting will be streamed live at the county’s live‑meetings website.
- 2026‑2027 annual liquor license renewals
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Greg Eigenbrode, Chair | Glen Plutschak, Member | Michael Mann, Sr., Member | Vacant, Alternate
Caroline County
Board of License Commissioners
AGENDA
FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 2026
11:30 A.M.
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order
2026-2027 Annual License Renewals
Meeting Adjourns
Wed Apr 8, 2026
Planning Commission
Planning Commission meeting for updates and public comment
The commission will receive updates from the Board of Zoning Appeals and the county department, hold an open discussion among commissioners, and accept public comment. No formal actions or agenda items requiring a vote are listed.
- BZA Update
- Department Update
- Planning Commissioners Open Discussion
- Public Comment
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Caroline County
Planning Commission
Jeff Jackson, Chairman Health & Public Services Bldg.
Hannah Cawley, Vice Chairman 403 South 7th Street, Suite 210
J. Travis Breeding, Commissioner Member Denton, Maryland 21629-1335
Keith Bilbrough, Member Telephone: 410-479-8100
Roger McKnight, Member Facsimile: 410-479-4187
The Caroline County Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday,
April 8, 2026 at 6:00 pm. Meetings are held in the Health & Public Services Building, 403
South 7th Street, Room 111, Denton, MD.
Agenda
Call to Order
Planning Commission Review and Comment:
Information and Discussion:
• BZA Update
• Department Update
• Planning Commissioners Open Discussion
• Public Comment
Adjournment
To view the meeting:
• Click on the URL link: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings Select
Planning Commission
• Public Hearings: Public comment will be accepted in written format in advance of the
meeting or by verbal testimony (when appropriate) at the meeting. Written comment
may be submitted via USPS at 403 South 7th Street, Suite 210, Denton, MD 21629
or emailed to
[email protected]. Written comments received by the close of
business the Friday prior to a meeting will be entered into the record and made
available to the Board members prior to the meeting or hearing.
• All speakers, including Board and staff members, must announce their name each
time before they speak. This means before askin
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Tue Apr 7, 2026
County Commissioners
Commissioners to hold FY2027 budget workshop and discuss new county laws
The County Commissioners will conduct a workshop on the Fiscal Year 2027 Capital and Operating Budget. The body will also review proposed legislation regarding open-air burning and property maintenance. Additionally, the meeting includes a workshop on water and sewer plan map amendments for the Town of Federalsburg.
- Legislative Bill #2026-04: Open-air burning regulations and ban authorization
- Legislative Bill #2026-05: Property maintenance regarding rubbish and garbage
- Resolution #2026-003: Adoption of 2020 National Electrical Code
- Discussion of Aaron’s Place applying for CDBG Special Project Funds
- Approval of FY2027 Opioid Fund Applications
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
April 7, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation, Rev, Tom Fisher, Abrams Memorial Church of Denton ; Pledge of Allegiance; Agenda Review
President’s Closed Session Report Out
Shari Blades, Katie Pedersen, Erika Fenske, Department of Social Services
Proclamation for April as National Child Abuse Awareness Month
Vinny DeMarco, Maryland Health Care For All Coalition
Presentation of Maryland Health Care for All-Maryland Prescription Drug Affordability Board (PDAB)
Cheryl Bulah, Beth Brewster & Terry Ferin,
Discussion of Aaron’s Place Applying for CDBG Special Project Funds
Leslie Grunden, Assistant Direct of Planning, Department of Planning & Codes
Workshop Water & Sewer Plan Map Amendments—Town of Federalsburg
Workshop: Caroline County Property Bills
LEGISLATIVE BILL #2026-04 AN ACT TO CREATE A NEW CHAPTER 124 OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS OF CAROLINE COUNTY, ENTITLED OPEN-AIR BURNING REGULATIONS AND AUTHORIZATION FOR DECLARATION OF AN OPEN-AIR BURNING BAN.
LEGISLATIVE BILL #2026-05 AN ACT to create a new Chapter 138 of the Code of Public Local Laws of Caroline County, entitled Property Maintenance – Rubbish and Garbage;
Fiscal Year 2027 Capital & Operating Budget Workshop
2026 State Legislative Bill Discussion
Consent Agenda
Closed Session Minutes: March 24, 2026
Reappointmen
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Mon Mar 30, 2026
Burial Sites Preservation Board
Burial Sites Preservation Board to discuss stewardship guides and site maps
The Burial Sites Preservation Board will meet to discuss a recommendation to Commissioners regarding burial site stewardship. The board will also review correspondence with Nextera Energy and a new burial sites map.
- Recommendation to Commissioners regarding The Coalition's Guide to Burial Site Stewardship
- Review of State's Attorney Franklin's correspondence with Debra McCarthy, Nextera Energy
- Detective Beck's question regarding a small gravestone from the Cedar Lane site
- Review of a new Burial Sites map
- Board Administrator's report on solar installations and other county boards
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Caroline County
Burial Sites Preservation Board
Jeffrey Porte,� Chair
Harold Winters. Vice-Chair
Da,,id Baker
Eric Cheezum
James Lewis
Randolph Moore
Susan Simmons
Health & Public Se1vices Bldg.
403 South 111 Street, Strite 210
Denton, Maryland 21629-1335
Telephone: 410-479-8100
Facsimile: 410-479-4187
Caroline County Burial Sites Preservation Board Meeting
Agenda - March 2026
The Caroline County Burial Sites Preservation Board will hold a mee ting on Monday, March
30, 2025, at 6:00 pm in the Caroline County Health & Public Services Building, 403 South
7th Street, Room 111 in Denton.
• Discussion of Board recommendation to Collllllissioners regarding The Coalition's Guide
to Burial Site Stewardship and whether a link to document should be provided
• Review of State's Attorney Franklin's con:espondence with Debra McCai1hy, Nextera Era
Energy
• Detective Beck question re: small gravestone from Cedar Lane site
• Review of new Burial Sites ma :
Map sent separately via email. It is not publicly available yet.
• Boai·d Administrator's Report
o Other County Boards' Minutes
o Burial Site Preservation Boards in other counties and solai· install ations
o Resignation of Board Member
To view the meeting:
• Click on the URL link: https://www.carolinemd.org/551/Live-Meetings Select Burial Sites
Preservation Board.
• Public Hearings: Public comment will be accepted in written format in advance of the
meeting or by verbal testimony (when appropriate) at the meeting. Written
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Wed Mar 25, 2026
Liquor Board (Board of License Commissioners)
Board will vote on a three‑year recurring temporary extension of licensed premises
The Caroline County Board of License Commissioners will consider several temporary liquor license requests. Items include a multiple‑event license for Denton VFC, a business name change for El Chupakabra, and one‑day extensions for events at El Chupakabra and American Legion Post 29. The agenda also contains a final vote on a three‑year administrative authorization for recurring temporary extensions of licensed premise areas.
- Denton VFC – 400 S. 5th Ave, Denton: request for a 2026 multiple‑event liquor license covering 10 events
- El Chupakabra – 5 N Third Street, Denton: business entity name change to El Chupakabra Restaurant, LLC
- El Chupakabra – 5 N Third Street, Denton: one‑day temporary extension for a bike show on April 18, 2026, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
- American Legion Post 29 – 9238 Legion Road, Denton: one‑day temporary extension for a bike show on May 16, 2026, 1 p.m.–6 p.m.; and annual Turkey Shoot on March 29, 2026, 12:30 p.m.–4 p.m.
- Three‑Year Administrative Authorization for recurring temporary extensions of licensed premise areas (final item)
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Greg Eigenbrode, Chair | Glen Plutschak, Member | Michael Mann, Sr., Member | Vacant, Alternate
Caroline County
Board of License Commissioners
AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2026
9:30 A.M.
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order
Temporary Licenses:
• Denton VFC – 400 S. 5
th Ave, Denton, Maryland 21629
o 2026 Multiple Event License (10 Events)
Change in Information:
• El Chupakabra – 5 N Third Street, Denton, Maryland 21629
o Business Entity Name Change – From El Chupakabra, LLC to El Chupakabra Restaurant,
LLC
Extension of Licensed Premise:
• El Chupakabra – 5 N Third Street, Denton, Maryland 21629-1045
o Letter of Request for Temporary One-Day Extension of Licensed Premise Area – El
Chupakabra Bike Show April 18, 2026 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
• American Legion Post 29 – 9238 Legion Road, Denton, Maryland 21629
o Letter of Request for Temporary One-Day Extension of Licensed Premise Area –
American legion Post 29 Bike Show Saturday, May 16, 2026 from 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
o Letter of Request for Annual Special Event - Turkey Shoot Sunday, March 29, 2026 from
12:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Administration:
• Three-Year Administrative Authorization Recurring Temporary Extension of Licensed Premise
Area – FINAL
Board Administrator Report
Inspector’s Re
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Tue Mar 24, 2026
County Commissioners
County Commissioners hold FY2027 capital and operating budget workshop
The Caroline County Commissioners will discuss a resolution to adopt the 2020 National Electrical Code. They will conduct a workshop on the FY2027 capital and operating budget. The agenda also includes discussion of a 2026 state legislative bill and approval of FY2027 opioid fund applications. A consent agenda covering board reappointments, grant applications, and letters of support will be approved, and a closed‑session will address a personnel appointment.
- Resolution to adopt the 2020 National Electrical Code (NEC)
- FY2027 Capital & Operating Budget Workshop
- Discussion of 2026 State Legislative Bill
- Approval of FY2027 Opioid Fund Applications
- Closed‑session personnel appointment discussion
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under the authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Commissioners. Breaks are at the call of the President. Please note that times
listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
March 24, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation, Rev, Ken Clendaniel, Bethlehem Wesleyan Church; Pledge of Allegiance;
Agenda Review
President’s Closed Session Report Out
Holly Trice, Director of Nursing, Caroline County Health Department
Update on Mobile Integrated Health Initiative
Crystal Dadds, Director of Planning & Codes & E. R. Kitchen, Construction Trades Board
• Resolution for the Adoption of the 2020 National Electrical Code (NEC)
Fiscal Year 2027 Capital & Operating Budget Workshop
2026 State Legislative Bill Discussion
Approval of FY2027 Opioid Fund Applications
Consent Agenda
• Closed Session Minutes: March 17, 2026
• Reappointment So
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Tue Mar 17, 2026
County Commissioners
Commissioners to consider $2.39 million park contract and FY2027 budget
The Caroline County Commissioners will hold a workshop for the Fiscal Year 2027 Capital & Operating Budget. The body will also consider three zoning bills and a contract for the North County Regional Park.
- P.O #2026-400 for J. Richard Breeding Excavating, Phase 1 North County Regional Park: $2,390,104.77
- P.O #2026-0394 for JMD Mechanical, LLC, Radiant Flooring at Caroline County Sheriff’s Office: $103,330.00
- Legislative Bill #2026-001 (Zoning Map Corrections), #2026-002 (Mini Storage Village Center Zoning District), and #2026-003 (R-3 & Townhouses Text Amendment)
- Agricultural Land Lease with Hayman Farm on Racetrack Road
- Proclamation for Sunshine Week—Open Government
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
March 17, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation, Rev, Gregory Blackston, In God We Trust; Pledge of Allegiance; Agenda
Review
President’s Closed Session Report Out
Debbie Bowden, Publisher, The Caroline Review
Proclamation for Sunshine Week—Open Government
Fiscal Year 2027 Capital & Operating Budget Workshop
Legislative Session:
Third Reading & Potential Amendment or Enactment
Legislative Bill #2026-001—Zoning Map Corrections
Legislative Bill #2026-002—Mini Storage Village Center Zoning District
Legislative Bill #2026-003—R-3 & Townhouses Text Amendment
2026 State Legislative Bill Discussion
Action Agenda
• P.O #2026-400, J. Richard Breeding Excava
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Fri Mar 13, 2026
Board of Elections
Board approves FY27 budget request and appoints 2026 primary election judges
The Caroline County Board of Elections will vote on the FY27 budget request and confirm the appointment of judges for the 2026 primary election. The board will also review press releases on election misinformation and discuss pending state legislation affecting board counsel residency requirements. Additional reports include voter registration updates, equipment inventory, and upcoming public comments.
- Appointment of the 2026 Primary Election Judges
- Approval of the FY27 Budget Request (motion passed unanimously)
- Press Release: Maryland State Board of Elections addresses election misinformation (Feb. 6, 2026)
- Discussion of House Bill 621 and Senate Bill 443 on board counsel residency requirements
- Voter registration totals for February and March 2026 presented
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✓ Decided: Board appointed judges for the 2026 Primary Election
The Board approved the February 13, 2026 meeting minutes unanimously. It then approved the appointment of the election judges for the 2026 Primary Election, also unanimously. The meeting was adjourned by unanimous vote. The Board will add links to State Board of Elections press releases on its website.
- Approved February 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved appointment of 2026 Primary Election Judges (unanimous)
- Approved adjournment of the meeting (unanimous)
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CAROLINE COUNTY Phone: (410) 479-8145
Fax: (410) 479-5736
BOARD OF ELECTIONS Email:
[email protected]
403 S. Seventh Street, Suite 247, Denton, MD 21629 www.carolinemdelections.org
Caroline County Board of Elections Meeting
403 S. 7" Street, Suite 111, Denton, MD 21629
March 13, 2026 9:30 a.m.
The meeting will be held in-person and live streamed:
httos://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetinas
AGENDA
1. Declaration of Quorum Present
2. Welcome Members & Guests
Approval of Minutes
a. February 13, 2026 Meeting
Request Changes to the Agenda
Election Director's Report
Board Members’ Report/Disclosure of Campaign Contributions
Board Attorney's Report
Old Business
New Business
»
Penge
a. Appointment of the 2026 Primary Election Judges
b. Press Release: The Maryland State Administrator of Elections Addresses
Mis/Disinformation of the “Nationalization of Elections” (February 6, 2026)
¢. Press Release: State Administrator of Elections addresses recent statements
regarding the role of the US Department of Homeland Security and elections
(February 18, 2026)
10. Public Comments
11. Schedule Next Meeting
12. Adjournment
Public Participation: Members of the public may address the Board. Pursuant to §3.2B of the
Board’s bylaws, public participation at a meeting must be pre-scheduled and pre-approved by the
President. To request approval to speak at a board meeting, contact Allison Murphy at 410-479-
8145 or by email
[email protected] no later than 4:00 pm the day bef
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APPROVED 4/10/2026
Caroline County Board of Elections
Monthly Board Meeting
Health & Public Services Building
403 S. Seventh Street, Suite 111 , Denton, Maryland
Fri day, March 13, 2026 – 9:30 a.m.
In Attendance :
James Bilbrough II, Board President Allison Murphy, Election Director
Suzanne Campos, Board Vice President Larry Thomas, Election Program Specialist
Margaret Thompson, Board Member
Walter Palmer, Board Attorney
Absent:
Angel Perez, Board Member
Dana Callahan, Board Member
Guests:
No guests were present.
Declaration of Quorum Present
Mr . Bilbrough cal led the meeting to order at 9: 3 1 a.m. and stated that there was a quorum
present .
Approval of Meeting Minutes from February 13 , 202 6
Ms. Campos made a motion to approve the meeting minute s, with corrections. Mrs. Thompson
seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
Request Changes to the Agenda
There were none.
Election Director ’s Report
Mrs. Murphy reviewed the Director ’s R eport with the B oard.
Administration /Meetings :
Mrs. Murphy informed the Board that staff attended several Maryland Association of Election
Officials (MAEO) committee and State Board of Elections (SBE) meetings.
Mrs. Murphy shared the revised FY27 b udget request with the County Commissioners during the
budget r oundtable on 3/3/2026. There were very few questions from the commissioners as they
understand much of our budget is out of our control.
Mrs. Murphy reminded the Board Members that their MD State Ethics Disclosure is du
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Thu Mar 12, 2026
Police Accountability Board
Police Accountability Board reviews arrest statistics and community policing
The Police Accountability Board will convene to review complaints, receive reports on arrests and staffing from local police departments, and allow for public comment.
- Review of complaints since last meeting
- Sheriff's report on arrests and staffing
- Denton Police Report on arrests and community policing
- Greensboro Police Report on arrests and community policing
- Public comment period
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CAROLINE COUNTY POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY BOARD
Health & Public Services (HAPS) Building
403 South 7th Street
Room 111
Denton, MD 21629
March 12, 2026
Meeting Agenda
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
6:00 PM Meeting Convenes, Call to Order, Roll Call
Todd Lord – Chair
• ACC reviewed complaints since the last PAB meeting
• Reminder to turn in county laptops
6:15 PM Sheriff’s Report
• Community policing activities/events
• Policy changes/updates
• Statistical data
o Number of arrests since last meeting (felony vs
misdemeanor)
o Number of DUI arrests since last meeting
o Staffing
Meetings are conducted in Open Session unless otherwise indicated. All or part of the Police Accountability Board meetings can be held
in closed session under the authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Board. Breaks are at the call of the Chairman. Please
note that times listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
6:25 PM D
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Wed Mar 11, 2026
Construction Trades Board
Construction Trades Board to consider multiple county code revisions on March 11
The Caroline County Construction Trades Board will discuss updates to county codes covering electrical standards (Chapter 98), plumbing (Chapter 147), registration and permit requirements for electricians, plumbers, and HVACR professionals, and the adoption of the 2021 International Mechanical Code. The board will also receive an update on the County Commissioner’s meeting from December 2, 2025 and hold public comment.
- County Code Revisions to Chapter 98 – Electrical Standards
- County Code Revisions to Chapter 147 – Plumbing
- Registration Requirements for Electrician, Plumber, and HVACR
- Permit Requirements for Electric, Plumbing, and HVACR
- Adoption and Applicability of 2021 International Mechanical Code (IMC)
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Wm. Eric Smith, Chair | Michael A. Mann, Sr., Vice-Chair | Levi Hayman | Scott P. Holden | E.R. Kitchen, Jr. | Glenn D. Orme
| Paulette Green | Robert D. Baynard | Matthew E. Breeding
Caroline County
Construction Trades Board
AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 2026
1:00 P.M.
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Health & Public Services Building, 403 South 7th Street, Room 111, Denton, MD
_________________________________________________________________________________
Call to Order
Old Business:
• Update on Caroline County Commissioner’s Meeting (12/2/2025)
New Business:
• County Code Revisions to Chapter 98 - Electrical Standards
• County Code Revisions to Chapter 147 - Plumbing
• Registration Requirements for Electrician, Plumber, and HVACR
• Permit Requirements for Electric, Plumbing, and HVACR
• Adoption and Applicability of 2021 International Mechanical Code (IMC)
Information and Discussion:
• Wicomico Electrical Board
• Delmarva Power Reconnect Concerns
• Department Update – None
• Board Member Open Discussion
• Public Comment
NOTE: This agenda is complete at the time of issuance, but other issues may be added, and others stricken without
further notice.
Wm. Eric Smith, Chair | Michael A. Mann, Sr., Vice-Chair | Levi Hayman | Scott P. Holden | E.R. Kitchen, Jr. |
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Wed Mar 11, 2026
Planning Commission
Planning Commission reviews Bridgetown Pit Phase 4 expansion and related studies
The Caroline County Planning Commission will review the Bridgetown Pit Phase 4 expansion, including site, traffic, economic and noise analyses. It will also consider the North Caroline High School Priority Funding Area plans and a proposed amendment to the Federalsburg sewer service area map. Additionally, a draft of the 2026 Water Resources Chapter will be presented. The meeting includes departmental updates, open discussion, and public comment.
- Goldsboro Materials LLC – Bridgetown Pit Phase 4 Expansion (staff report, site plan, traffic, economic, noise analyses)
- North Caroline HS Priority Funding Area (staff report, MDP proposed PFA letter, site plans)
- 2026 CWSP Federalsburg Sewer Service Area Map Amendment (staff report, service area map, town support letter)
- 2026 Water Resources Chapter – Draft Part 1 (staff report)
- Public comment period (written in advance or verbal testimony at the meeting)
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Caroline County
Planning Commission
Jeff Jackson, Chairman Health & Public Services Bldg.
Hannah Cawley, Vice Chairman 403 South 7th Street, Suite 210
J. Travis Breeding, Commissioner Member Denton, Maryland 21629-1335
Keith Bilbrough, Member Telephone: 410-479-8100
Roger McKnight, Member Facsimile: 410-479-4187
The Caroline County Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday,
March 11, 2026 at 6:00 pm. Meetings are held in the Health & Public Services Building,
403 South 7th Street, Room 111, Denton, MD.
Agenda
Call to Order
Planning Commission Review and Comment:
• Goldsboro Materials LLC – Bridgetown Pit Phase 4 Expansion
o Staff Report
o Site Plan – Lane Engineering LLC
o Traffic Impact Analysis – Lenhart Traffic Consulting Inc.
o Economic Impact Analysis – Tidewater Property Appraisers
o Noise Impact Analysis – Vibra-Tech
• North Caroline HS Priority Funding Area
o Staff Report
o MDP Proposed PFA Letter
o Site Plans
• 2026 CWSP Federalsburg Sewer Service Area Map Amendment
o Staff Report
o Federalsburg Service Area Map
o Town of Federalsburg Support for Proposed CWSP Amendment Letter
• 2026 Water Resources Chapter
o Staff Report
o Water Resources Chapter Part 1 – Draft
Information and Discussion:
• BZA Update – No Update
• Department Update
• Planning Commissioners Open Discussion
• Public Comment
Adjournment
To view the meeting:
• Click on the URL link: https://www.carolinemd.org/66
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Tue Mar 10, 2026
County Commissioners
County Commissioners consider zoning changes for a Mini Storage Village Center
The Caroline County Board will hold a legislative session with a second reading and public hearing on three zoning bills: map corrections, a Mini Storage Village Center district, and an amendment to R-3 and townhouse text. A consent agenda includes a $115,900 purchase of ballistic windows and several MDOT cost‑share road agreements. Closed‑session discussion will address personnel matters for county employees.
- Legislative Bill #2026-001—Zoning Map Corrections (second reading & public hearing)
- Legislative Bill #2026-002—Mini Storage Village Center Zoning District (second reading & public hearing)
- Legislative Bill #2026-003—R-3 & Townhouses Text Amendment (second reading & public hearing)
- P.O #2026—Walker & Laberge of Delaware Inc. Ballistic Windows, $115,900.00
- MDOT Cost Share Agreement—Bloomery Road
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
March 10, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation, Don Reynolds, Calvary Baptist Church of Denton; Pledge of Allegiance;
Agenda Review
President’s Closed Session Report Out
Shannon Hannawald, Endo Warriors of the Eastern Shore
Proclamation—Endometriosis Awareness Month
Kathleen Dormody, Executive Director, CASA of Caroline
Formal Introduction as New Director of CASA
Legislative Session:
Second Reading & Public Hearing
Legislative Bill #2026-001—Zoning Map Corrections
Legislative Bill #2026-002—Mini Storage Village Center Zoning District
Legislative Bill #2026-003—R-3 & Townhouses Text Amendment
2026 State Legislative Bill Discussion
Consent Agenda
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Tue Mar 10, 2026
County Commissioners
Caroline County holds public hearing on FY2027 budget requests
The County Commissioners will conduct a public hearing regarding FY2027 budget requests and project revenue. The meeting also includes an annual municipal property tax differential session.
- Public Hearing: FY2027 Budget Requests and Project Revenue
- Annual Municipal Property Tax Differential Meeting
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
HEALTH AND PUBLIC SERVICES BUILDING
403 S. 7th STREET
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
*Please Note Location*
March 10,2026
Meeting Agenda
6:00PM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Hearing
6:00 PM Call to Order: Pledge of Allegiance; Agenda Review
Public Hearing: FY2027 Budget Requests and Project Revenue
Recess
Annual Municipal Property Tax Differential Meeting
7:30 PM Meeting Adjourned
NOTICE OF UPCOMING PUBLIC MEETINGS:
TUESDAY, MAY 5, 2026, 6:00 PM –(Health and Public Services Building, 403. S. 7th Street, Denton,
Maryland 21629)
• Public Hearing: To Receive Testimony on Proposed Operating & Capital Budgets
• Public Hearing: Constant Yield Tax Rate
• Public Hearing: Municipal Real Property Tax Differential Ra
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Thu Mar 5, 2026
Police Accountability Board
Police Accountability Board reviews complaint case Denton #2025-008 in closed session
The board will convene, approve the February 12, 2026 closed‑meeting minutes, and hold a closed session to discuss an investigated complaint against a police officer. It will consult its attorney for legal advice and ensure compliance with Maryland statutes on confidentiality. The board will also review case Denton #2025-008 before reconvening in open session and adjourning.
- Approve 2/12/26 closed‑meeting minutes
- Closed‑session discussion of investigated police complaint and potential discipline
- Consult ACC attorney for legal advice on the complaint
- Review case Denton #2025-008
- Reconvene in open session before adjournment
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5:00 PM
5:05 PM
5:10 PM
CAROLINE COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGING COMMITTEE
HEALTH & PUBLIC SERVICES (HAPS) BUILDING
403 SOUTH 7TH STREET, RM 111
DENTON, MD 21629
March 5, 2026
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Meeting Agenda
Meeting Convenes, Call to Order, Roll Call
Review and Approve 2/12/26 Closed Meeting Minutes; Closed Session Read Out
Statement
Closed Session Pursuant to Md. Code Ann., General Provisions § 3-305(b)(1)
Discuss Investigated Complaint(s); Review of complaints filed against specific police
officers and determination of whether to recommend discipline,
§ 3-305(b)(7) Consult with ACC Attorney Obtain legal advice regarding complaints
being reviewed by the ACC; § 3-305(b)(13) Compliance with specific statutory
requirement; Md. Code Ann., Public Safety § 3-104(h) requires the ACC to maintain
confidentiality relating to matters being considered by the ACC until final disposition.
e Review 1 Case - Denton #2025-008
Reconvene in Open Session
Meeting Adjourns
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authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Board. Breaks are at the call of the Chairman. Please note that times listed on the agenda are only estimates,
and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
Wed Mar 4, 2026
Recreation and Parks
Board will review the draft 2025 Annual Plan for the LPPRP stakeholder meeting
The Recreation & Parks Advisory Board will discuss the draft 2025 Annual Plan presented by the LPPRP stakeholder group. It will also consider the County's 2027 budget and receive division updates from Mark Lasocha and Danny Mitchell. The meeting includes a session for board members to raise concerns or request future agenda time.
- Review draft 2025 Annual Plan for LPPRP stakeholder meeting
- Discuss Budget 2027
- Division updates from Mark Lasocha and Danny Mitchell
- Board member concerns and updates session
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RECREATION & PARKS ADVISORY
BOARD Wednesday, March 4, 2026 Fretterd
Community Center
6:00-7:30 p.m.
SUMMARY
Attendance:
I. New Business
LPPRP- stakeholder meeting-Kat Stork Shore Strategies
Annual Plan 2025 (DRAFT)
II. Old Business
Budget 2027
IV Division Updates in person Mark Lasocha, Danny Mitchell
VI BOARD MEMBER CONCERNS/UPDATES
Opportunity to raise questions, request agenda time for upcoming meetings, and provide updates on public
recreation related events, resources, or concerns.
Tue Mar 3, 2026
County Commissioners
Caroline County Commissioners to hold FY2027 budget workshops
The Board of Commissioners will conduct a budget roundtable with internal departments and external agencies for the FY2027 budget. The meeting also includes a discussion on 2026 state legislation and a consent agenda for various contracts and resolutions.
- P.O #2026-0368: Aero Energy & Renewal Contract for county wide propane, $47,071.57
- P.O #2026-0340: Unity Landscaping & Contract for Camp Mardela shoreline restoration preconstruction, $62,900.00
- Resolution #2026-001 and #2026-002 regarding the declaration and end of a Local State of Emergency
- Contract renewal with American Paving Fabrics for county wide chip seal
- Letters of support for Habitat for Humanity Choptank’s Home Repair Program and Preston VFC USDA Grant
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listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
HEALTH AND PUBLIC SERVICES BUILDING
403 S. 7th STREET
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
*Please Note Location*
March 3, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
9: 00 AM FY2027 Budget Workshop Budget Roundtable Discussion
INTERNAL COUNTY DEPARTMENTS
• County Commissioners’ Office
• Office of Finance
• Office of Law
• Office of Human Resources
• Planning and Codes
• Public Works
• Recreation and Parks
• Emergency Services
• Economic Development
• Office of Technology
• Corrections
10:30 AM EXTERNAL AGENCIES
• Circuit Court
• Sheriff’s Office
• Board of Education
• Health Department
• Upper Shore Aging
• Delmarva Community Services
• Chesapeake College
• Library
• Humane Society
• Volunteer Fire Companies
• State’s Attorney’s Office
Recess
Please note: Documents to be discussed during the Commissio
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Wed Feb 25, 2026
Liquor Board (Board of License Commissioners)
Board to consider one‑day license extensions for two local venues
The Caroline County Board of License Commissioners will review requests for temporary one‑day extensions of licensed premise areas. One request is from Choptank River Yacht Club at 10287 River Landing Road for March 28, 2026. Another request is from American Legion Caroline Post #29 at 9238 Legion Road to build an addition on its licensed premise. The board will also consider a draft review of the annual one‑day special event extension approval process.
- Temporary one‑day extension request for Choptank River Yacht Club (10287 River Landing Road) – March 28, 2026
- Addition request for American Legion Caroline Post #29 (9238 Legion Road) to expand licensed premise
- Draft review of annual one‑day special event extension approval process
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Greg Eigenbrode, Chair | Glen Plutschak, Member | Michael Mann, Sr., Member | Vacant, Alternate
Caroline County
Board of License Commissioners
AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2026
9:30 A.M.
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order
Chair’s Closed Session Report Out
Extension of Premise:
• Choptank River Yacht Club – 10287 River Landing Road, Denton, Maryland 21629
o Letter of Request for Temporary One-Day Extension of Licensed Premise Area – March
28, 2026
• American Legion Caroline Post #29 – 9238 Legion Road, Denton, Maryland 21629
o Letter of Request to Build Addition on Licensed Premise
Administration:
• Annual One-Day Special Event Extension of Licensed Premise Area Approval Review - DRAFT
Board Administrator Report
Inspector’s Report
Meeting Adjournment
Tue Feb 24, 2026
County Commissioners
County Commissioners will hold a public hearing on three zoning‑related legislative bills
The Caroline County Board of Commissioners will discuss the FY2027 budget in a roundtable workshop and review state legislation. A public hearing and third‑reading will be held for three zoning‑related legislative bills (2026‑001, 2026‑002, 2026‑003). The consent agenda includes approval of two purchase orders for propane services ($47,071.57) and shoreline restoration at Camp Mardela ($62,900.00) and a contract renewal for chip‑seal paving. A closed‑session meeting will address personnel matters and other legal issues.
- Legislative Bill #2026-001 – Zoning Map Corrections (public hearing)
- Legislative Bill #2026-002 – Mini Storage Village Center Zoning District (public hearing)
- Legislative Bill #2026-003 – R-3 & Townhouses Text Amendment (public hearing)
- P.O. #2026-0368 – Aero Energy & Renewal Contract for county‑wide propane, $47,071.57
- P.O. #2026-0340 – Unity Landscaping contract for shoreline restoration at Camp Mardela, $62,900.00
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
HEALTH AND PUBLIC SERVICES BUILDING
403 S. 7th STREET
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
*Please Note Location*
February 24, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
9: 00 AM FY2027 Budget Workshop Budget Roundtable Discussion
INTERNAL COUNTY DEPARTMENTS
• County Commissioners’ Office
• Office of Finance
• Office of Law
• Office of Human Resources
• Planning and Codes
• Public Works
• Recreation and Parks
• Emergency Services
• Economic Development
• Office of Technology
• Corrections
10:30 AM EXTERNAL AGENCIES
• Sheriff’s Office
• Circuit Court
• State’s Attorney’s Office
• Board of Education
• Health Department
• Upper Shore Aging
• Delmarva Community Services
• Chesapeake College
• Library
• Extension Services
• Humane Society
• Volunteer Fire Companies
Recess
CANCELED
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Tue Feb 17, 2026
County Commissioners
County Commissioners will consider the FY 2027 budget request.
The Caroline County Board will review the Fiscal Year 2027 budget request and discuss several renewal contracts, including county‑wide drainage improvements and paving. A $73,525 mowing services contract with REX Landscaping is on the consent agenda. Supplemental agreements with MDOT and SHA for road projects such as Bloomery Road and Old Denton Road are also listed. The meeting includes a closed‑session report and public comment period.
- Renewal contract for 2026‑2027 county‑wide drainage improvements – Rick Breeding Excavating
- P.O #2026‑341: REX Landscaping mowing services county‑wide, $73,525
- Renewal contract RL Ewing for 2026‑2027 paving services
- MDOT & SHA supplemental agreements for Bloomery Road, Old Denton Road, Gregg Road, Frazier Neck Road, Double Hills Road
- Fiscal Year 2027 budget request presentation
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
February 17, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation— Doug Morley, Greater Impact of Greensboro, Pledge of Allegiance;
Agenda Review
President’s Closed Session Report Out
Kelsey Haft, Big Brother Big Sisters of the Eastern Shore
Proclamation—National Mentoring Month
Roy Geiser, UHY LLP
Presentation of Fiscal Year 2025 Audit
Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Request
2026 State Legislative Bill Discussion
Action Agenda:
• Renewal Contract for 2026-2027 County Wide Drainage Improvements—Rick Breeding
Excavating
Consent Agenda
• Closed Session Minutes: February 10, 2026
• Letter of Support Arron’s Place Food Hub
• Tuition Assistance Reimburse Agreement-Childer
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Fri Feb 13, 2026
Board of Elections
Board to discuss FY2027 budget request and election preparations
The Caroline County Board of Elections will meet to approve minutes, receive the Election Director's report, and discuss the FY2027 budget request. The agenda includes a press release on voting security and a public comment period.
- Approval of December 12, 2025 meeting minutes
- FY2027 Budget Request submitted to County Commissioners
- Review of 2026 Election Plan and polling place assignments
- Candidate filing list for local offices
- Public comments on agenda items
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✓ Decided: Board approved FY27 budget request unanimously
The Board of Elections approved the FY27 budget request after review, with a unanimous vote. The meeting minutes from December 12, 2025 were also approved unanimously. The open meeting was adjourned by unanimous motion.
- Approved FY27 budget request (unanimous)
- Approved meeting minutes from Dec 12, 2025 (unanimous)
- Adjourned open meeting (unanimous)
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CAROLINE COUNTY Phone: (410) 479-8145
Fax: (410) 479-5736
BOARD OF ELECTIONS Email:
[email protected]
403 S. Seventh Street, Suite 247, Denton, MD 21629 www.carolinemdelections.org
Caroline County Board of Elections Meeting
403 S. 7" Street, Suite 111, Denton, MD 21629
February 13, 2026 9:30 a.m.
The meeting will be held in-person and live streamed:
httos://www.carolinemd.ore/667/Live-Meetings
AGENDA
Declaration of Quorum Present
Welcome Members & Guests
Closed Session Report Out
Approval of Minutes
a, December 12, 2025 Meeting
Request Changes to the Agenda
Election Director’s Report
Board Members’ Report/Disclosure of Campaign Contributions
Board Attorney’s Report
. Old Business
10. New Business
a. FY2027 Budget Request
b. Press Release: Maryland State Board of Elections Reassures Voters that MIB Voting is
Secure and Convenient Option for Casting Your Vote (January 14, 2026)
11. Public Comments
12. Schedule Next Meeting
13. Adjournment
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Public Participation: Members of the public may address the Board. Pursuant to §3.2B of the
Board’s bylaws, public participation at a meeting must be pre-scheduled and pre-approved by the
President. To request approval to speak at a board meeting, contact Allison Murphy at 410-479-
8145 or by email
[email protected] no later than 4:00 pm the day before the meeting.
Caroline County Board of Elections
Monthly Board Meeting
Health & Public Services Building
403 S. Seventh Street, Suite 111, Denton, Ma
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APPROVED 3/13/2026
Caroline County Board of Elections
Monthly Board Meeting
Health & Public Services Building
403 S. Seventh Street, Suite 111 , Denton, Maryland
Fri day, February 13, 2026 – 9:30 a.m.
In Attendance
Board :
James Bilbrough II, President
Suzanne Campos, Vice President
Angel Perez, Member
Walter Palmer, Board Attorney
Dana Callahan, Member
Staff:
Allison Murphy, Election Directo r
Tammy Willis, Election Program Specialist
Guests:
No guests were present.
Declaration of Quorum Present
Mr . Bilbrough cal led the meeting to order at 9: 3 0 a.m. and stated that there was a quorum
present .
Closed Session Report Out
Mr. Bilbrough read the closed session report out . The closed session took place December 12 ,
2025, from 11:11 a.m. until 11:33 a.m., under General Provisions Art. § 3-305(b)(1): To discuss
the p erformance evaluation of an employee. Those in attendance were James Bilbrough,
Margaret Thompson, Suzanne Campos , Dana Callahan, Walter Palmer . No votes were taken.
Approval of Meeting Minutes f rom December 12 , 2025
Ms. Campos made a motion to approve the meeting minutes . Mr. Perez seconded the motion.
The motion passed unanimously.
Request Changes to the Agenda
There were none.
Election Director ’s Report
Mrs. Murphy reviewed the Director ’s R eport with the B oard.
Administration /Meetings :
Mrs. Murphy informed the Board that staff attended several Maryland Association of Election
Officials (MAEO) committee and State Board of Elections (SBE) meeti
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Thu Feb 12, 2026
Police Accountability Board
Police Accountability Board to review complaints and closed session minutes
The Police Accountability Board will convene to review and approve minutes from a closed meeting held on November 10, 2025. The board will then reconvene in closed session to investigate specific complaints against police officers and consult with the Attorney General's Office regarding compliance.
- Review and approve November 10, 2025 closed meeting minutes
- Closed session to investigate complaints against specific police officers
- Consultation with Attorney General's Office regarding compliance
- Review of Case-Denton #2025-006 and Case-Denton #2025-009
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Meetings are conducted in Open Session unless otherwise indicated. All or part of the Police Accountability Board meetings can be held in closed session under the
authority of the state open meetings law by vote of the Board . Breaks are at the call of the Ch airman . Please note that times listed on the agenda are only estimates,
and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
CAROLINE COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGING COMMITTEE
HEALTH & PUBLIC SERVICES (HAPS) BUILDING
403 SOUTH 7TH STREET , RM 111
DENTON, MD 21629
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Meeting Agenda
5 :0 0 P M Meeting Convenes, Call to Order , Roll Call
5:05 PM Review and Approve 11 /1 0 /25 Closed Meeting Minutes ; Closed Session Read Out
Statement
5: 10 PM C lo se d S e ssio n P u rsu a n t to M d . C o d e A n n ., G e n e ra l P ro v isio n s § 3 -3 0 5 (b )(1 )
D isc u ss In v e stig a te d C o m p la in t(s); R e v ie w o f c o m p la in ts file d a g a in st sp e c ific p o lic e
o ffic e rs a n d d e te rm in a tio n o f w h e th e r to re c o m m e n d d isc ip lin e ,
§ 3 -3 0 5 (b )(7 ) C o n su lt w ith A C C A tto rn e y O b ta in le g a l a d v ic e re g a rd in g c o m p la in ts
b e in g re v ie w e d b y th e A C C ; § 3 -3 0 5 (b )(1 3 ) C o m p lia n c e w ith sp e c ific sta tu to ry
re q u ire m e n t; M d . C o d e A n n ., P u b lic S a fe ty § 3 -1 0 4 (h ) re q u ire s th e A C C to m a in ta in
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Wed Feb 11, 2026
Planning Commission
Planning Commission to review Rural Legacy Area prioritization and Comprehensive Plan
The Planning Commission will review the 2026 Rural Legacy Area prioritization and the final draft of the Priority Preservation Area chapter of the Comprehensive Plan. The meeting includes staff reports and maps for specific legacy areas.
- 2026 Caroline County Rural Legacy Area Prioritization
- Tuckahoe Rural Legacy Area Preservation Easements Map
- Eastern Shore Heartland Rural Legacy Area Preservation Easements Map
- Comprehensive Plan Priority Preservation Area Chapter – Final Draft
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Caroline County
Planning Commission
Jeff Jackson, Chairman Health & Public Services Bldg.
Hannah Cawley, Vice Chairman 403 South 7th Street, Suite 210
J. Travis Breeding, Commissioner Member Denton, Maryland 21629-1335
Keith Bilbrough, Member Telephone: 410-479-8100
Roger McKnight, Member Facsimile: 410-479-4187
The Caroline County Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday,
February 11, 2026 at 6:00 pm. Meetings are held in the Health & Public Services
Building, 403 South 7th Street, Room 111, Denton, MD.
Agenda
Call to Order
Planning Commission Review and Comment:
• 2026 Caroline County Rural Legacy Area Prioritization
o Staff Report
o FY2026 Rural Legacy Prioritization Letter
o Tuckahoe Rural Legacy Area Preservation Easements Map
o Eastern Shore Heartland Rural Legacy Area Preservation Easements Map
• Comprehensive Plan
o Priority Preservation Area Chapter – Final Draft
Staff Report
Chapter 4: Priority Preservation Area
Information and Discussion:
• BZA Update – No Update
• Department Update
• Planning Commissioners Open Discussion
• Public Comment
Adjournment
To view the meeting:
• Click on the URL link: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings Select
Planning Commission
• Public Hearings: Public comment will be accepted in written format in advance of the
meeting or by verbal testimony (when appropriate) at the meeting. Written comment
may be submitted via USPS at 403 South 7t
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Wed Feb 11, 2026
Construction Trades Board
Board will consider adopting the 2021 International Mechanical Code
The Caroline County Construction Trades Board will meet on February 11, 2026 at the Health & Public Services Building in Denton. The board will discuss updates to county codes, including revisions to electrical and plumbing standards and new registration and permit requirements for electricians, plumbers, and HVACR professionals. It will also consider adopting the 2021 International Mechanical Code. Public comment and open discussion will be part of the meeting.
- County Code revisions to Chapter 98 – Electrical Standards
- County Code revisions to Chapter 147 – Plumbing
- Registration requirements for electricians, plumbers, and HVACR technicians
- Permit requirements for electric, plumbing, and HVACR work
- Adoption of the 2021 International Mechanical Code
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Wm. Eric Smith, Chair | Michael A. Mann, Sr., Vice-Chair | Levi Hayman | Scott P. Holden | E.R. Kitchen, Jr. | Glenn D. Orme
| Paulette Green | Robert D. Baynard | Matthew E. Breeding
Caroline County
Construction Trades Board
AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2026
1:00 P.M.
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Health & Public Services Building, 403 South 7th Street, Room 111, Denton, MD
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Call to Order
Old Business:
• Update on Caroline County Commissioner’s Meeting (12/2/2025)
New Business:
• County Code Revisions to Chapter 98 - Electrical Standards
• County Code Revisions to Chapter 147 - Plumbing
• Registration Requirements for Electrician, Plumber, and HVACR
• Permit Requirements for Electric, Plumbing, and HVACR
• Adoption and Applicability of 2021 International Mechanical Code (IMC)
Information and Discussion:
• Department Update – None
• Board Member Open Discussion
• Public Comment
Adjournment
Tue Feb 10, 2026
County Commissioners
Commissioners will consider zoning map corrections and related zoning bills
The Caroline County Board of Commissioners will review several legislative items. This includes the first reading of Bill #2026-001 to correct the county zoning map, Bill #2026-002 to create a Mini Storage Village Center zoning district, and Bill #2026-003 to amend R‑3 and townhouse text. They will also conduct a third reading of Bill #2025-015 to amend commissioner compensation. Additional agenda items include a closed‑session personnel discussion and a liquor board appointment recommendation.
- Legislative Bill #2026-001 – Zoning Map Corrections (first reading)
- Legislative Bill #2026-002 – Mini Storage Village Center Zoning District (first reading)
- Legislative Bill #2026-003 – R‑3 & Townhouses Text Amendment (first reading)
- Legislative Bill #2025-015 – Amendment to County Commissioners’ compensation (third reading)
- Closed‑session discussion of personnel matters (appointment, employment, performance, compensation)
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
February 10, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation— Rev William Tarbutton, The Blind Evangelist of Preston, Pledge of
Allegiance; Agenda Review
Special Recognition and Citation to Ken Wood (Private Presentation)
President’s Closed Session Report Out
Legislative Session:
• First Reading & Introduction:
Legislative Bill #2026-001—Zoning Map Corrections
• Legislative Bill #2026-002—Mini Storage Village Center Zoning District
Legislative Bill #2026-003—R-3 & Townhouses Text Amendment
• Third Reading & Potential Enactment
Legislative Bill# 2025-015, Chapter 18 Commissioners, An Act to Amend the Compensation
of the County Commissioners of Caroline County
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Tue Feb 3, 2026
County Commissioners
Commissioners will discuss Choptank Marina fee hikes and approve key contracts.
The County Commissioners will hear a discussion on proposed fee increases for Choptank Marina. They will consider and vote on several consent agenda items, including an $81,000 bussing contract for Caroline County Public Schools, a $45,490.55 contract for Sharp Road ballfields, and a deed of easement for Cherrywood Solar I, LLC. Additional items include a consent order for Meeting House Road property and the reappointment of the Board of Zoning Appeals. The meeting will also feature reports, public comments, and a closed‑session discussion on courthouse security.
- Discussion of proposed fee increases – Choptank Marina (Recreation & Parks)
- P.O #2026-0311 – Caroline County Public Schools bussing contract, $81,000.00
- P.O #2026-0307 – Central Sod Farms contract for Sharp Road ballfields, $45,490.55
- Deed of Easement and Stormwater Management Facilities Right of Entry, Inspection and Maintenance Agreement – Cherrywood Solar I, LLC
- Consent Order – Meeting House Road Property
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
February 3, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation— Rev Ken Clendaniel; Bethlehem Wesleyan Church, Pledge of Allegiance;
Agenda Review
President’s Closed Session Report Out
Kelsey Haft, Program Specialist, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Eastern Shore
Proclamation for National Mentoring Month in Caroline County
Stephanie Flower, Director of Caroline County Humane Society
Introduction of New Director—Humane Society
Jamie Beechey, Director, Recreations & Parks
Discussion of Proposed Fee Increases—Choptank Marina
Daniel Fox, Deputy Administrator & Stacy Seward, Grants Coordinator
2nd Quarter Budget Performance Report
Consent Agenda
• Closed Session Minu
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Wed Jan 28, 2026
Liquor Board (Board of License Commissioners)
Board to consider temporary liquor licenses for local events
The Caroline County Liquor Board will consider temporary licenses for multiple community events and a delivery request. The board will also hold a show cause hearing for a license suspension.
- Chesapeake Culinary Center – 512 Franklin Street, Denton (10-event license)
- Caroline County Chamber of Commerce – 101 Cow Barn Rd., Ridgely (One-Day Event)
- Caroline County Adult Day Care Foundation – 3680 Choptank Rd., Preston (One-Day Event)
- Star Deli & Liquor – 105 Whiteleysburg Road, Greensboro (Show Cause Hearing)
- Preston Super Soda – 101 Maple Avenue, Preston (Delivery approval)
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Greg Eigenbrode, Chair | Glen Plutschak, Member | Michael Mann, Sr., Member | Vacant, Alternate
Caroline County
Board of License Commissioners
AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2026
9:30 A.M.
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order
Temporary Licenses:
• Chesapeake Culinary Center – 512 Franklin Street, Denton, Maryland 21629
o 2026 Multiple Event License (10 Events)
• Greensboro VFC – 13781 Greensboro Rd, Greensboro, Maryland 21629
o 2026 Multiple Event License (30 Events)
• Caroline County Chamber of Commerce – 101 Cow Barn Rd., Ridgely, Maryland 21660 (Cow
Barn)
o Chamber Mixer Member Appreciation Gala, Thursday, February 26, 2026 4:00 p.m. to
8:00 p.m. (One-Day Event)
• Caroline County Adult Day Care Foundation – 3680 Choptank Rd., Preston, Maryland 21655
(Preston VFC)
o Shake Off Winter Dinner & Fundraiser, Friday, March 6, 2026 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
(One-Day Event)
• Children Exploration Organization – 700 Old Line Rd., Goldsboro, Maryland 21636
o Basket of Cheer Raffle, Sunday, March 29, 2026 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. (One-Day Event)
Request for Approval of Alcoholic Beverage Deliveries:
• Preston Super Soda – 101 Maple Avenue, Preston, Maryland 21655-0547
Show Cause Hearing:
• Star Deli & Liquor – 105 Whiteleysburg Road, Greensbo
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Wed Jan 14, 2026
Planning Commission
Public hearing on Hartland Holdings development rights & responsibilities agreement
The Planning Commission will review final site plans for Old Town Materials LLC and Hartland Holdings LLC. It will hold a public hearing on Hartland Holdings' Development Rights & Responsibilities Agreement. The commission will also consider draft zoning text amendments for map corrections and the re-establishment of the R3 zoning district with supplemental townhouse regulations.
- Final Site Plan Review – Old Town Materials LLC
- Final Site Plan Review – Hartland Holdings, LLC
- Public Hearing – Hartland Holdings, LLC Development Rights & Responsibilities Agreement
- Draft Zoning Text Amendment – Establishing a Process for Zoning Map Corrections
- Draft Zoning Text Amendments – Re-establishment of the R3 Zoning District and Supplemental Regulations for Townhouses
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Planning Commission
Jeff Jackson, Chairman Health & Public Services Bldg.
Hannah Cawley, Vice Chairman 403 South 7th Street, Suite 210
J. Travis Breeding, Commissioner Member Denton, Maryland 21629-1335
Keith Bilbrough, Member Telephone: 410-479-8100
Roger McKnight, Member Facsimile: 410-479-4187
The Caroline County Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday,
January 14, 2026 at 6:00 pm. Meetings are being held in the Health & Public Services
Building, 403 South 7th Street, Room 111, Denton, MD.
Agenda
Call to Order
Planning Commission Review and Comment:
• Old Town Materials LLC – Final Site Plan Review
• Hartland Holdings, LLC – Final Site Plan Review
• Site Plan - Final
• Road Map
• Public Hearing – Hartland Holdings, LLC Development Rights & Responsibilities
Agreement (DRRA)
• Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation (MALPF) Recertification Report
• Draft Zoning Text Amendment - Establishing a Process for Zoning Map Corrections
• Draft Zoning Text Amendments - Re-establishment of the R3 Zoning District and
Supplemental Regulations for Townhouses
Information and Discussion:
• BZA Update – No Update
• Department Update
• Planning Commissioners Open Discussion
• Public Comment
Adjournment
To view the meeting:
• Click on the URL link: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings; Select
Planning Commission
• Public Hearings: Public comment will be accepted in
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Tue Jan 13, 2026
County Commissioners
Commissioners hold public hearing on bill to change their compensation
The Caroline County Board of Commissioners will conduct a second reading and public hearing on Legislative Bill #2025-015, which proposes amending the compensation of the county commissioners. The meeting also includes a closed‑session report on personnel matters and a proclamation for Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Several items are placed on the consent agenda, including a $42,200 software agreement and a landfill solar project maintenance agreement. Additional reports cover the CDBG semi‑annual update for Martins House & Barn and a tuition assistance agreement.
- Second Reading & Public Hearing on Legislative Bill #2025-015 to amend commissioners' compensation
- Approval of ESRI ArcGIS Enterprise software agreement for $42,200
- Review of Hobbs Road Landfill Solar Project Landscape & Maintenance Agreement
- CDBG semi‑annual report for Martins House & Barn
- Human Trafficking Awareness Month proclamation
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listed on the agenda are only estimates, and that the order of agenda items may change as time dictates or allows.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
January 13, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation— Rev Don Reynolds; Calvary Baptist Church, Pledge of Allegiance;
Agenda Review
President’s Closed Session Report Out
Diane Ambrocio, Carly Palmer, Michelle Hudson, For All Seasons, Inc.
Human Trafficking Awareness Month Proclamation
Second Reading & Public Hearing
Legislative Bill# 2025-015, Chapter 18 Commissioners, An Act to Amend the Compensation of the
County Commissioners of Caroline County
Consent Agenda
• Closed Session Minutes of January 6, 2026
• CDBG Semi-annual Report for Martins House & Barn
• Hobbs Road Landfill Solar Project –Landscape & Maintenance Agreement
• P.O. #2026-0288, ESRI ArcGI
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Sat Jan 10, 2026
Board of Elections
Thu Jan 8, 2026
Construction Trades Board
Construction Trades Board to review electrical and plumbing code revisions
The Construction Trades Board will discuss updates to county codes regarding electrical and plumbing standards. The board is also reviewing registration and permit requirements for electricians, plumbers, and HVACR professionals.
- County Code Revisions to Chapter 98 - Electrical Standards
- County Code Revisions to Chapter 147 - Plumbing
- Registration Requirements for Electrician, Plumber, and HVACR
- Permit Requirements for Electric, Plumbing, and HVACR
- Adoption and Applicability of 2021 International Mechanical Code (IMC)
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Wm. Eric Smith, Chair | Michael A. Mann, Sr., Vice-Chair | Levi Hayman | Scott P. Holden | E.R. Kitchen, Jr. | Glenn D. Orme
| Paulette Green | Robert D. Baynard | Matthew E. Breeding
Caroline County
Construction Trades Board
AGENDA
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 2026
2:00 P.M.
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Health & Public Services Building, 403 South 7th Street, Room 111, Denton, MD
_________________________________________________________________________________
Call to Order
Old Business:
• Update on Caroline County Commissioner’s Meeting (12/2/2025)
New Business:
• County Code Revisions to Chapter 98 - Electrical Standards
• County Code Revisions to Chapter 147 - Plumbing
• Registration Requirements for Electrician, Plumber, and HVACR
• Permit Requirements for Electric, Plumbing, and HVACR
• Adoption and Applicability of 2021 International Mechanical Code (IMC)
Information and Discussion:
• Department Update – None
• Board Member Open Discussion
• Public Comment
Adjournment
Wed Jan 7, 2026
Recreation and Parks
Board will consider reorganizing the department as a non‑profit entity
The Recreation & Parks Advisory Board will discuss several new‑business items, including a reorganization to become a non‑profit, adoption of Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws, and updates on stakeholder interviews for the LPPRP project. The agenda also lists an HSC award, an opioid‑grant opportunity, and the 2027 budget. Old‑business items consist of project updates and division updates from Mark Lasocha and Danny Mitchell. Board members may raise concerns or request future agenda time.
- Reorganization to change to non‑profit status
- Review of Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws
- Shore Strategies stakeholder interviews for LPPRP
- Discussion of an opioid grant
- Consideration of the 2027 budget
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✓ Decided: Board discussed nonprofit reorganization and grant applications, no decisions made
The board reviewed a proposal to reorganize the Recreation & Parks program as a nonprofit Friends Group, but no vote or approval was recorded. Members discussed potential grants, including a $10,000 HSC award for youth kayaks and bikes and a $75,000 opioid education grant. An update on the Sharp Road Park project was provided. No formal decisions were made.
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RECREATION & PARKS ADVISORY
BOARD Wednesday, January 7, 2026
Fretterd Community Center
6:00-7:30 p.m.
SUMMARY
Attendance:
I. New Business
Reorganization-keyed to change to non-profit
Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws
Shore Strategies Stakeholders interviews for LPPRP
HSC award
Opiod Grant
Budget 2027
II. Old Business
Project Updates
IV Division Updates in person Mark Lasocha, Danny Mitchell
VI BOARD MEMBER CONCERNS/UPDATES
Opportunity to raise questions, request agenda time for upcoming meetings, and provide updates on public
recreation related events, resources, or concerns.
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R E C R E A T IO N & P A R K S A D V IS O R Y
BOARD Wednesday, January 7, 2026
Fretterd Community Center
6:00-7:30 p.m.
S U M M A R Y
A tte n d a n c e : J. B e e c h e y , H . S p e ir, S . S ta e h lin , J. H o rto n , C .B ro a d w a te r, R . H a rp e r, K . B B C u n n in g h a m
K.Stork ,
I. New B u sin e ss
Reorganization-keyed to change to non- p ro fit
Articles of Incorporation and B y la w s
Jamie talked about the Commissioners being receptive to making the change to a Friends Group.
Our benefactor this year gave us a larger donation than they normally do.
H. Speir expressed concerns regarding the Bylaws. He talked about this being a huge responsibility for
the Chair person and that it was going to be more work for the board vs. what was required now.
J. Beechey mentioned that there will be a lot more support through the County. Right now all we do with
the funding is scholarships for programs. K. Story mentioned that she was on the Friends of the Library
and how it worked.
Conversations regarding it being bonded or insured.
H. Speir just wants to make sure that everyone knows that additional time will be required to be on this
board.
Shore Strategies Stakeholders interviews for LPPRP
K. Stork talked about the LPPRP surveys and some of the results that have come. They created different
types of surveys to allow us to see where the results came from.
HSC award J. Beechey discussed that we applied for a grant through HSC for $10,000.00. We will be
using this mon
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Tue Jan 6, 2026
County Commissioners
Commissioners consider $100,000 EMS billing contract with Carter Professional
The board will hold a closed‑session report, a workshop on the Purchasing Code, and consider a consent agenda that includes routine items such as a reappointment to the Ethics Commission, a State Aid Police Protection Grant, a $100,000 contract for EMS billing services, and tuition reimbursements for staff. They will also receive the County Administrator’s report, conduct open discussion and public comment, and meet in closed session to discuss personnel matters.
- Contract with Carter Professional Services LLC for EMS Billing Services – $100,000
- State Aid Police Protection Grant
- Reappointment to the Ethics Commission (Pitner‑Kintop)
- Tuition reimbursement for EMT (Ross) and other staff
- Purchasing Code Update workshop
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106
DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
January 6, 2026
Meeting Agenda
9:00AM
Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings
Call to Order: Invocation— Rev David Gedman; Global Methodist Church of Denton, Pledge of
Allegiance; Agenda Review
President’s Closed Session Report Out
Daniel Fox, Deputy Administrator
Workshop: Purchasing Code Update
Consent Agenda
• Closed Session Minutes of December 12, 2025
• Reappointment to Ethics Commission (Pitner-Kintop)
• State Aid Police Protection Grant
• P.O #2026-0279 and Contract, Carter Professional Services LLC, EMS Billing
Services$100,000.
• Tuition Reimbursement EMT (Ross)
• Tuition Reimbursement, Criminal Justice (Pritchett)
• Tuition Reimbursement, Human Resources (Hairston)
• Tuition Reimbursement, Emergency Services (Pal
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