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		<title>Cecil County to Get $9.9 million Biden Windfall; County Exec Budget Cuts First Responders Pension $; Capital Budget Fudge</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 12 May 2021 23:48:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[NEWS ANALYSIS Cecil County is about to receive a $9.9 million windfall under the new American Rescue Plan signed into law in March by President Biden but some of County Executive Danielle Hornberger’s budget actions could limit how, and how much, money could be spent to help the county recover from the impacts of the COVID pandemic. At the same time, Hornberger’s proposed Fiscal 2022 budget would reduce allocations to pension funds for first responders, violate budget rules for how capital budget construction costs are allocated, and mislead local residents about her proposals and errors by some of her new political appointees as department heads. Several weeks ago, the National Association of Counties (NACO) did a county-by-county analysis of the American Rescue Plan’s impact on counties around the nation. And those calculations were confirmed in documents released on Monday by the White House, showing that Cecil County will receive a total of $19,948,094 over two years, with the first installment of $9.9 million to be paid this month and the balance paid next year. The state of Maryland will receive $3.7 billion as a one-time payment, plus a special pool of nearly $529,000 that will be available for distribution to [&#8230;]]]></description>
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		<title>Cecil Co Exec Pulls &#8216;Nuisance&#8217; Property Bill as Landlords Object; McCarthy Calls Poorly Drafted Bill an &#8216;Embarrassment&#8217;</title>
		<link>https://ceciltimes.com/2017/03/cecil-co-exec-pulls-nuisance-property-bill-as-landlords-object-mccarthy-calls-poorly-drafted-bill-an-embarrassment/</link>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Mar 2017 22:54:13 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cecil County Executive Alan McCarthy has withdrawn a proposed “criminal nuisance” ordinance, aimed at cleaning up run-down properties and removing criminal tenants in some communities, after landlords highlighted flaws in the bill and potential conflicts with state landlord-tenant law during a public hearing. But McCarthy said a key factor in his decision was the “total embarrassment” of the poorly drafted bill offered by county staff. McCarthy, who attended the hearing during the Tuesday (3/21/2017) County Council evening meeting, told Cecil Times the landlords correctly cited multiple legal holes in the bill, which he called “a total embarrassment,” and said he agreed with their objections. The bill was drafted by County Attorney Jason Allison, who acknowledged during the hearing that the initial bill released to the public and the Council several weeks ago failed to provide a legal definition of “criminal nuisance.” The definition was added later, but some witnesses at the hearing said they had not seen a revised version. “That’s my fault,” Allison admitted about the omitted legal definition. Allison also got into a debate with one speaker at the public hearing, telling Pat Ullrich, a local landlord and real estate business operator, that there was no reason that [&#8230;]]]></description>
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