Frederick County

Without accessible alternatives, elderly can find themselves stuck in place, reducing housing stock and raising prices for younger families seeking their first home.

Local non-profits report significant drops in residents seeking services, causing isolation and hurting trust.

Two residents seeking land-use or rezoning permits notified the county last week, with one being targeted for $1,800.

A grass roots organization has gathered 15,000 signatures to limit the land available for data center development in Frederick.

The center will help connect the county’s 16,000 service members, veterans and their families to programs and benefits.

Maryland’s fastest growing county is juggling nearly $50 million in additional funding requests even after the county budget reached $1 billion in 2025.

Delegate April Miller’s bill could bring state support to the county’s current special education camera pilot program.

The PACT task force represents a partnership between local and state partners to keep medical care affordable for residents.

Board members and families alike were concerned the budget doesn’t meet the needs of students.

1-in-5 Frederick households are cost burdened, earning $75,000 or less per year and spending more than 30% of their income just to afford their home.