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April 14, 2021
Governor Larry Hogan and First Lady Yumi Hogan will join Howard County Executive Calvin Ball on Wednesday April 14th at 2:00 p.m. to tour a vaccine clinic at Bridgeway Church and Bethel Korean Church. The clinic is a partnership between the state’s Vaccine Equity Task Force, Howard County Health Department and other County agencies.
“Our Mobile Integrated Community Health team, Health Department, and Department of Community Resources and Services have been so effective in setting up these local vaccine clinics to reach more of our community.” said Ball. “Now with expanded eligibility and increasing supply, we must do the hard work of ensuring that communities of color, our more vulnerable residents, neighbors with limited English proficiency, residents of all abilities, and people who have limited access to online registration can get their vaccine.”
Maryland Gov Larry Hogan, Howard County Executive Calvin Ball tour COVID vaccine clinic at Columbia church
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Maryland Gov Larry Hogan, Howard County Executive Calvin Ball tour COVID vaccine clinic at Columbia church
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Jama Acuff was named the new director of the
Howard County Department of Corrections, beginning May 3.
As director, Acuff will oversee more than 170 employees and be responsible for the operation of the Howard County Detention Center, Howard County Central Booking Facility, and oversight of the Howard County Pre-Trial Community Supervision Program. This includes departmental budget preparation, procurement, and fiscal management, compliance with Maryland state correctional standards, development of policies and procedures, internal investigations, in-service training programs, facility maintenance, the custody of inmates and the security of the facility.
Acuff brings 40 years of correctional experience to the position. She retired from the U.S. Department of Justice’s Federal Bureau of Prisons after 29 years of service, where she began her career as a correctional officer.
Jama Acuff named new director of Howard County corrections department
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