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Crews in Carroll County work to keep roads clear - Vimarsana News

Crews in Carroll County work to keep roads clear

Public Works crews in Carroll County have been hard at work salting and plowing roads.ALSO READ -WEATHER ALERT | Winter Blast drops blanket of snow on Maryland

Carroll County commissioners agree to fund fence replacement at farm museum - Vimarsana News

Carroll County commissioners agree to fund fence replacement at farm museum

The Board of Carroll County Commissioners unanimously voted at their meeting Thursday, to use $46,483 from the current budget to pay for installing a new 6-foot chain link fence at the Carroll County Farm Museum.

Carroll County residents likely to see 10% increase in water and sewer bills beginning July 1 - Vimarsana News

Carroll County residents likely to see 10% increase in water and sewer bills beginning July 1

Carroll County commissioners are proposing a 10% increase in water and sewer rates for fiscal 2024, in order to pay for aging water and sewer facilities and systems. This increase would be the first since 2019 for the county’s estimated 10,301 water customers and 10,595 sewer customers.

Carroll commissioners get updates on projects funded by $32 million of federal pandemic money - Vimarsana News

Carroll commissioners get updates on projects funded by $32 million of federal pandemic money

Carroll County has allocated all of its $32.7 million and has spent or obligated about $12 million of the funds so far.

Carroll commissioners get updates on projects funded by $32 million of federal pandemic money - Vimarsana News

Carroll commissioners get updates on projects funded by $32 million of federal pandemic money

Carroll County has allocated all of its $32.7 million and has spent or obligated about $12 million of the funds so far.