Monday, June 11, 2012
Public Very Concerned Over Drone
If there is one thing I have heard today after the news of the drone came out was why was there a drone overhead anyway?
Delmar Plane Crash Photo Breaking News
looks like an airshow plane
DSP are they checking into if it had anything to do with drone crash in Dorchester.
no link to Drone Crash reports say
COUNTY COUNCIL PASSES FY2013 OPERATING BUDGET
COUNTY COUNCIL
PASSES FY2013 OPERATING BUDGET
June 11, 2012 -- Salisbury,
MD Today, the Wicomico County Council in a 5-2 vote passed County Executive
Rick Pollitt’s proposed Operating Budget for FY2012-2013 during their special
legislative session. The budget will take effect on July 1, 2012.
The budget, which was amended
last Wednesday by request of the county council, now includes a 2%
salary increase for all county employees, monies for emergency medical services,
Salisbury-Wicomico Economic Development and the State's Attorney's Office.
After hearing from
residents during the county council’s budget hearing last week, council members
asked Executive Pollitt to consider providing additional targeted funding for
textbooks and instructional supplies for the Board of Education in the amount of
$79,170. The enhancement increases the Board of Education’s original
budget submission to $37 million.
“I deeply appreciate the action
taken by the county council today that not only left my original budget intact
but provided additional support for all county employees, including additional
funds for school teachers to help defray some of the personal expense of running
a classroom,” Wicomico County Executive Rick Pollitt said. “I also wish to
acknowledge the tremendous working relationship enjoyed by the executive and
legislative branches during the budget process. The communication between us
was extraordinary and while the State did its best to keep things interesting,
our team worked better than ever to overcome the challenges confronting
us.”
The $117 million operating
budget, also includes a 7-cent property tax increase per $100 in assessed value,
a 2% salary increase for the FOP, nixes furlough days for county employees for
the first time in three years, reinstates funding to the local Volunteer Fire
Companies which had been withdrawn in FY2012 and increases funding to the MAC
Meals-on-Wheels program for seniors in our community.
Worcester County Sheriff’s Office NEWS RELEASE
Worcester
County Sheriff’s Office
NEWS
RELEASE
County
Gov. Building Rm 1001
#1 W.
Market Street
Snow
Hill, Maryland 21863
#410-632-1111
Suspect:
Orion Christopher Conway W/M 22 yrs old
Williams St Berlin, MD
Charge:
Violation of Probation (2cnts) Original Charges: Burglary 4th Degree
and Theft under $1,000
On
Friday June 08, 2012 the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office arrested 22 year old
Orion Christopher Conway of Williams St Berlin, Maryland for two outstanding
Circuit Court Bench Warrants for Violation of Probation on original charges 1)
Burglary 4th Degree and 2) Theft under $1,000. Conway was process and
held in the Worcester County Jail on a bond total amount of
$50,000.00.
Suspect:
William Arthur Sargent IV, W/M 31 yrs old
Swordfish Drive W. Ocean City, MD
Charge:
Two counts of Theft under $100
On
Friday June 08,2012 the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office arrested William
Arthur Sargent IV, of Swordfish Drive West Ocean City, Maryland on two counts of
theft under $100.
The
Worcester County Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call to respond to the area of
the West Ocean City Park & Ride for a purse that had been stolen from a
female victim. Several calls came in by citizens in the area giving a suspect
description. While Sheriff’s Units were in the area a report came in that the
suspect was last seen climbing over a fence near the Francis Scott Key motel.
Sgt. Muir responded to the area and apprehended the suspect, who later admitted
to stealing the purse and the money that was inside of it. The money was
recovered and turned over to the victim. Sargent was transported to the
Worcester County Sheriff’s Office where he was processed and charged with two
counts of theft under $100. Sargent was seen by a District Court Commissioner
and was later released on personal recognizance.
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