Your voices matter, and it’s crucial that we stay informed and connected. Thank you to everyone who attended and participated. Together, we can navigate anything and advocate for the needs of all our communities and neighborhoods

Thank you to WCA president Glen Charlow and vice president Maxine Rubin for your years of service to the board in your respective roles. They have helped champion more open and green space opportunities, Citizens on Patrol activities and neighborhood initiatives.

Incredible turnout at the Williamsburg Community Association’s quarterly meeting on Tuesday night! These residents not only believe deeply in their community, but they choose to act on their beliefs for good.

@theassociated @baltjc There is still much work that remains to ensure lasting peace, but the hostage release and ceasefire serve as critical steps toward closure and hope for the future.

To commemorate the return of the remaining hostages in Israel and the holiday marking the giving of the Torah, seven local synagogues, @theassociated and the @baltjc came together tonight at The Suburban Club for an outdoor Simchat Torah celebration.

Two years ago, the world watched in horror as innocent lives were taken and families were torn apart by Hamas’ horrific attack on Israel. The world hasn’t been the same. On Monday, the 20 living Israeli hostages were released and are finally home.

Constituent services by ANY means necessary! An illegally dumped mattress and box spring on Glynlee Court in Reisterstown. My chief of staff, @Jsilbe3, and special projects manager, Carlos Gonzalez, removed these items themselves within an hour after our office was contacted.

The “Dayhab” program will feature a Snoezelen sensory room, an artist studio and a dynamic sports simulator. In addition, there will be a community café designed to provide meaningful employment and hands-on training in food service, customer engagement and financial literacy

This morning, I joined personnel from Richcroft to cut the ribbon on their new office and “Dayhab” program space in Sparks.

For 42 years, Richcroft, Inc. has supported individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities by creating opportunities and cultivating relationships that enable every person to live their best life.

Stopped by Lenny's Deli in Owings Mills this afternoon to enjoy some delicious food and say hello to staff, customers and Baltimore County residents. Thank you to Lucky and Pawan for the warm welcome!

Wonderful Sunday service today at New Antioch Baptist Church of Randallstown! Thank you for a warm reception. Terrific sermon by Pastor Kenneth L. Barney Sr.

Chartley Neighborhood Association’s crab feast in Reisterstown tonight! Nothing beats outstanding crabs from Reter's Crab House and Grille, great conversations and community coming together. Thanks to the volunteers and organizers who make this event a success every year.

This morning, I participated in two community cleanups with the Franklintown Community Association and members of Morning Star Baptist Church in Windsor Mill. We know that every piece of trash we pick up helps protect our waterways and neighborhoods.

The flooded walkway area in Sudbrook Park has been repaired. Thanks to @BaltCoRec and the community for working with my office to get this fixed. Now, folks can enjoy leisurely walks and other activities without having to worry about wet, swampy and marshy conditions.

On Monday, the Baltimore County Council passed legislation I sponsored that provides for automatic review by the Council of a proposed recommended historic landmark. In short, this bill will help prevent the demolition of Baltimore County history.

.@jccbaltimore’s Harvest Fest in Owings Mills and Pearlstone Retreat Center’s Fall Fest Amphitheater Launch in Reisterstown! Tonight marked a celebration of the season of harvest and reminded us of the importance of faith, gratitude and togetherness. This defined Sukkot.

The 6.7 megawatt, 15,000-panel solar array is set to begin operating Nov. 30. It’s expected to generate 8.2 million kilowatt hours per year — enough to power 1,500 homes — and account for 11% of the county government’s annual electricity consumption.

Transforming landfills into solar farms utilizes vacant land, generates clean energy, provides cost savings and can prevent pollutant release. This strategy avoids competition with productive farmland, reduces urban sprawl and allows agriculture to continue on its existing land.

Today, we cut the ribbon on @BaltCoGov’s first large-scale ground-mounted solar facility at the long-closed Parkton landfill.