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Bad news. The only funding for new public water access funding in the FY22 Anne Arundel County budget is $75,000 for a feasibility study of Valentine Creek on the Severn. In 2020 The county gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to water-privileged communities to fix their private community beaches and then effectively defunded new public water access in the FY22 budget, which began July 1 2021.
Details in The Capital links below:
Our Say editorial from The Capital June 2021 paywall link: https://www.capitalgazette.com/opini...5ka-story.html
No paywall link: https://digitaledition.capitalgazett...8-dbe8f2e3a2b1
My guest column in The Capital June 13 3031: https://www.capitalgazette.com/opini...36y-story.html
I disagree with County Executive Steuart Pittman's priorities.
Bad news. The only funding for new public water access funding in the FY22 Anne Arundel County budget is $75,000 for a feasibility study of Valentine Creek on the Severn. In 2020 The county gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to water-privileged communities to fix their private community beaches and then effectively defunded new public water access in the FY22 budget, which began July 1 2021.
Details in The Capital links below:
Our Say editorial from The Capital June 2021 paywall link: https://www.capitalgazette.com/opini...5ka-story.html
No paywall link: https://digitaledition.capitalgazett...8-dbe8f2e3a2b1
My guest column in The Capital June 13 3031: https://www.capitalgazette.com/opini...36y-story.html
I disagree with County Executive Steuart Pittman's priorities.