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United Way presented its 2025 ALICE report to the Frederick County Council Tuesday night, 33% of families can’t make ends meet.
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More than 200 Frederick County residents gathered at St. Joseph on Carrollton Manor Thursday night to make their voices heard on data centers.
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The land available for data center development in Frederick County could be significantly limited by a map before the state for review.
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The seven member council accepted only four of eleven amendments to a bill meant to limit the growth of data centers.
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Opponents fear bill limiting size of data centers could force Frederick County to rely on the Maryland Piedmont Reliability project, even as the County Council stands opposed to the 70-mile power line.
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Residents are concerned a new bill meant to limit data centers will have the opposite effect as it includes a method to remove farmland from preservation.
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The Council introduced a bill that would limit the total land available to data centers, but residents are concerned it may lead to unintended consequences.
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The Frederick County Council passed a resolution to make Frederick less care dependent by improving infrastructure for pedestrians around the Monocacy MARC station.
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Jessica Fitzwater says the county has no plans to change its DEI policies despite the Trump administration dismantling them at the federal level.