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Budget - Anne Arundel
Council passes $1.22 billion budget with no higher taxes
- Anne Arundel residents’ taxes will not increase, but they’ll pay to use a county ambulance after the County Council passed the fiscal 2009 budgets.
Council seeks to introduce budget two weeks earlier
- Anne Arundel taxpayers who said they were unaware of proposed tax increases or cuts to the school system may have a chance to change how the county does its budget.
School system beats out libraries, housing needs
- Improving and expanding public schools took priority over libraries, prisons and affordable housing in the Anne Arundel County Council’s version of the proposed fiscal 2009 budget.
Libraries may face cash cuts under county’s 2009 budget
- Part-time Anne Arundel librarians may have their benefits cut, and county libraries could have less money for books and electronics, under proposed cuts in the fiscal 2009 budgets.
Anne Arundel superintendent says budget proposal is ‘devastating’
- Devastating. That was how Anne Arundel Superintendent Kevin Maxwell described the impact County Executive John R. Leopold’s proposed operating budget would have on the school system.
- Devastating. That was how Anne Arundel Superintendent Kevin Maxwell described the impact County Executive John R. Leopold’s proposed operating budget would have on the school system.
Leopold pushes new initiatives, but funding in question
- Anne Arundel science and math teachers could get paid more, more affordable housing could come to the county and a new homeless shelter could be built and under the proposed fiscal 2009 operating and capital budgets.