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Talbot County Council Highlights, July 28, 2026
07/30/2026
Category: Parks and Recreation County Manager’s Office County Council
The Talbot County Council proclaimed July as Parks & Recreation Month, recognized the County's Summer Camp counselors, approved four Comprehensive Water and Sewer Plan amendments, and advanced several infrastructure, public safety, and economic development initiatives during its July 28 meeting.
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Council Highlights, July 14, 2026
07/17/2026
Category: County Manager’s Office County Council
Council approved Mid-Shore Behavioral Health’s FY27 agreement, advanced legislation to modernize the County’s 911 addressing system, adopted FY27 capital project legislation, and acted on several administrative and public infrastructure items.
Read MoreMidshore Regional Solid Waste System Announces Updated Tipping Fees Effective July 1, 2026
06/25/2026
Category: Public Works County Manager’s Office
Talbot County residents are encouraged to review updated disposal fees that will take effect at the Midshore II Regional Solid Waste Facility in Ridgely and the Midshore I Transfer Station in Easton beginning July 1, 2026.
Read MoreMail-In Ballot Questions: What Is the County Government Role?
05/21/2026
Category: County Manager’s Office
Thousands of Maryland voters who requested mail-in ballots for the June 23 gubernatorial primary will receive replacement ballots after the Maryland State Board of Elections identified a vendor printing error that led some voters to receive the wrong party ballot.
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