Anne Arundel County spent $9 million on failed human resources software upgrades
Anne Arundel County’s Office of Information Technology spent about $9 million on a failed attempt to install a new personnel system.
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Anne Arundel County executive pushes for public campaign finance legislation for second consecutive year
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman brought public campaign finance legislation back to the County Council Monday night.
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Anne Arundel County Council passes accessory dwelling units bill
An Anne Arundel County bill to make it easier to create accessory dwelling units was passed by the County Council at Monday night’s meeting. The council also created a special exemption for the Maryland Renaissance Festival from a permit bill.
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New Anne Arundel accessory dwelling unit bill sees changes to fees, owner occupancy provisions ahead of final vote
Amendments were passed which would exempt homeowners constructing accessory dwelling units from certain wastewater charges and specifying what impact fees need to be paid.
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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.
Source: baltimoresun.com