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04/22/2021
Elkton, MD: In celebration of Earth Day, County Executive Hornberger and a team of employee volunteers announced they will adopt Belle Hill Road to pick-up litter and trash through Cecil County s Department of Public Work s Adopt-A-Road Program.
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The Adopt-A-Road Program allows families, volunteer groups, businesses, and community organizations to adopt a stretch of County road to help clean up litter and trash and beautify our communities. Currently, there are 30 organizations that have adopted roads through this program.
To combat road litter and trash in Cecil, County Executive Hornberger set a goal of having 15 new groups sign-up for the Adopt-A-Road Program by World Cleanup Day in September.
ELKTON â The Cecil County Ethics Commission appointees were once again a hot topic of discussion Tuesday night as the Cecil County Council voted to approve the appointment of four of the appointees, while a motion to approve the fifth member failed for lack of a second.
After hearing from over two dozen county residents during their regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday night, the council took up the matter of approving ethics commission appointees offered by County Executive Danielle Hornberger.
As during previous meetings, several speakers voiced approval of Hornbergerâs appointees, while others voiced displeasure in the process of the removing the prior commission to replace it with five new members.
ELKTON â The 2022 Cecil County Public Schools (CCPS) budget, presented by Superintendent Dr. Jeffrey Lawson to the Citizens Advisory Committee on Tuesday, would increase spending by 1.7%, or 3.7 million dollars. A marked decrease from the previous yearâs budget increase of 4.5%.
Though Lawson is confident that schools will re-open safely, a long-term decline in enrollment, leading to revenue reductions and staff cuts, continues to affect CCPS.
The school systemâs loss of 500 students between 2020 and 2021 is part of a decrease of enrollment by 9.2% since 2009. Declining enrollment is especially prevalent in younger students, with 591 less pre-middle school students in 2020 than in 2019.
Assistant superintendent Dr. Carolyn Teigland said the district is preparing for a possible small spike in enrollment in some schools, however, as parents who began homeschooling their children due to the pandemic return when in-person learning resumes.
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