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County Council Sept. 22: CRRF Plan, School CIP, and Land Conveyances

Legislative day begins 5 p.m. Tuesday in the Bradley Meeting Room; agenda also lists Economic Development Week and a Community Resource Day Expo briefing.

Talbot County Courthouse on North Washington Street in Easton
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EASTON, MARYLAND — The Talbot County Council’s Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026, legislative day is set for 5 p.m. in the Bradley Meeting Room at the Courthouse, 11 North Washington Street. The posted agenda also shows a 3 p.m. meeting with Maryland Association of Counties leaders and a closed session from 4 to 5 p.m.

After minutes and disbursements, the open agenda lists a proclamation for Economic Development Week, Sept. 28 through Oct. 2, 2026.

Catherine Poe, chair of the Talbot County Hunger Coalition, and Yvette Robinson, deputy director of Neighborhood Service Center, Inc., are scheduled for a presentation on the 2026 Community Resource Day Expo set for Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026. Dr. Fahmi Fahmi, Talbot County health officer, has an update to the Board of Health. Kevin Shafer, director of operations for Talbot County Public Schools, is scheduled to present the schools’ FY28 Capital Improvement Plan.

Nancy Andrew, director of the Talbot County Office of Community Partnerships, is listed for a presentation on the Community Repair and Reinvestment Fund and for Council consideration of adopting the CRRF Distribution Plan. The agenda packet links the Talbot CRRF FY26 Annual Report and a final distribution plan document. The agenda does not report a Council vote on that plan.

Three numbered resolutions are introduced for conveyance of county land, including parcels tied to State Highway Administration slope easements on Tax Map 17 and conveyances involving the Town of Easton and Shore Health Systems, Inc. Separate manager-report items ask Council to consider a release of reserved land for Dulin Farm at 12551 Church Lane in Cordova and an agreement of sale with Easton for about 1.785 acres adjacent to Tristan Drive.

Other manager items include board and committee appointments, a requested letter of support for Waterfowl Festival, Inc.’s Maryland Arts Council capital grant application, a Public Works bid award request for STEP system equipment on the Resolution 250 sewer extension, and a Sheriff’s Office request to use FY27 capital outlay funding to upfit four 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicles through a sole-source Maryland State contract.

The county calendar also lists the 5 p.m. start and Bradley Meeting Room location.

Source: Talbot County Government, Resolution 250

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