Lawmakers in Annapolis, Md., announced legislation on Wednesday that will help Maryland as they transition to “Next Generation 911.”
The system is 50 years old, and upgrading it could cost as much as $50 million, but the fix would allow callers to send photos, videos and text to 911 operators.
In the past decade, Maryland has seen a growth in niche poultry markets where chickens, ducks and turkeys are sometimes sold without record of their home farm. This has raised concern among animal health professionals, who are trying to protect …
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Continue ReadingMarylanders’ phone fees could increase to pay for major upgrades to the state’s 911 system under a proposal before the General Assembly.
In the past decade, Maryland has seen a growth in niche poultry markets where chickens, ducks and turkeys are sometimes sold without record of their home farm. This has raised concern among animal health professionals, who are trying to protect …
Continue ReadingIn the past decade, Maryland has seen a growth in niche poultry markets where chickens, ducks and turkeys are sometimes sold without record of their home farm. This has raised concern among animal health professionals, who are trying to protect …
Continue ReadingElection Reform, Environmental Concerns on the Minds of State Legislators By: Dan Schere Bethesda Magazine January 7, 2019 Read Full Article Here Election reform and environmental matters are among the issues on the agenda of the senator and delegates representing …
Continue ReadingBy Senator Cheryl Kagan February 22, 2018 The Baltimore Sun View the Full Article Here Every child knows what to do in an emergency: They dial 911. But when 911 fails, people die. On April 19, 2006, Kaafee Billah called …
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