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A look at the legislation proposed by Delegate Eric Bouchat that would Force Charter Government in Carroll County and throughout the state

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Informed Carroll County has recently been writing about legislation that is being proposed by Delegate Eric Bouchat (from District 5) related to Charter Government (HB0081). Here are those articles:

Delegate Looks to Annapolis to Force Charter Government in Carroll: READ HERE

Delegate Responds to Criticism of Bill to Mandate Charter Government: READ HERE

I thought It would be a good idea to put out a copy of the actual legislation proposed by Delegate Bouchat here on The Observer website. Here is a copy of the legislation available online:

You can view the PDF version (if that is an easier read) HERE

I have my own personal views of this legislation:

@carrollobserver

My thoughts on Delegate Eric Bouchat has introduced legislation that would require Carroll County to adopt charter government, the same form of government used by densely populated, Democratic-controlled counties such as Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Howard, Montgomery, and Prince George’s. See article on Informed Carroll County wrbsite. #carrillcountymd #maryland #mdpolitics #politics #localgovernment #ericbouchat

♬ original sound – Carroll County Observer

This will be something followed by The Observer throughout the 2024 General Assembly session (January 10th – April 8th).

I am curious…what are your thoughts about this legislation or bringing a form of Charter Government to Carroll County? Let me know in the comments (here or on social media)


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