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Police board director transitions to deputy chief administrative officer amid Pittman administration turnover - Vimarsana News

Police board director transitions to deputy chief administrative officer amid Pittman administration turnover

Janssen Evelyn, executive director of Anne Arundel County’s Police Accountability Board, has been named deputy chief administrative officer for County Executive Steuart Pittman, the administration announced.

Chief administrative officer, fire chief, chief of police among highest-paid Anne Arundel employees - Vimarsana News

Chief administrative officer, fire chief, chief of police among highest-paid Anne Arundel employees

The county’s top earner, according to personnel data acquired through a Maryland Public Information Act request, is Chief Administrative Officer Matt Power, who has a $219,349 annual salary this fiscal year.

June 20, 2022 | Daily News Brief | Juneteenth. Road Rage. AAEDC Chief Quits. AACPS Signs Contract With New Supe. Contests! - Eye On Annapolis - Vimarsana News

June 20, 2022 | Daily News Brief | Juneteenth. Road Rage. AAEDC Chief Quits. AACPS Signs Contract With New Supe. Contests! - Eye On Annapolis

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Anne Arundel Economic Development Corps gives out nearly $33 million in COVID, disaster relief grants since 2020 - Vimarsana News

Anne Arundel Economic Development Corps gives out nearly $33 million in COVID, disaster relief grants since 2020

The bulk of the work of the Anne Arundel Economic Development Corps is loaning money to local businesses and helping them flourish. But, when the pandemic hit and federal and state money started funneling into the county, the quasi-governmental organization had an added mission: distributing funding to businesses most in need.