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Maryland’s Public Information Act (“PIA”) gives the public the right to access government records without unnecessary cost and delay.... More… Maryland’s Public Information Act (“PIA”) gives the public the right to access government records without unnecessary cost and delay. The PIA applies to all three branches of Maryland state government as well as local government entities. The PIA is found in the General Provisions Article (“GP”), §§ 4-101 through 4-601, Annotated Code of Maryland. It is similar to the federal Freedom of Information Act which applies to federal executive branch agencies and independent federal regulatory agencies. The PIA grants you the right to review the available records that are disclosable and to obtain copies of those records. It does not require an agency to answer informational questions or to create a record to satisfy your request. Less…

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This form is to be used for business owners to self-submit their businesses for spotlights during Black Business Month in August.

This form is the first in a three-part survey. It is focused on your experience prior to and on your first day of work with Calvert... More… This form is the first in a three-part survey. It is focused on your experience prior to and on your first day of work with Calvert County Government. You will received the second part of this survey after your first week. The third and final part of this survey will be sent to you at the end of your first 90 days of employment with the County. Thank you in advance for your participation in this process.Less…

This form is the last in a three-part survey. It is focused on your experience during your first 90 days of work with Calvert County... More… This form is the last in a three-part survey. It is focused on your experience during your first 90 days of work with Calvert County Government. Thank you for your participation in this process.Less…

This form is the second in a three-part survey. It is focused on your experience during your first week of work with Calvert County... More… This form is the second in a three-part survey. It is focused on your experience during your first week of work with Calvert County Government. The third and final part of this survey will be sent to you at the end of your first 90 days of employment with the County. Thank you in advance for your participation in this process.Less…

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The custodian is granted a timeframe of 10 working days to handle the request. Should the custodian reasonably foresee that more than... More… The custodian is granted a timeframe of 10 working days to handle the request. Should the custodian reasonably foresee that more than 10 working days are required to procure the public record, they must promptly communicate this in writing or via electronic mail within 10 working days from receiving the request. In the event additional time is necessary to retrieve the public record and conduct any essential review, an extension may be granted within a reasonable timeframe, not exceeding 30 days from the date of the initial request. It's important to note that Calvert County Emergency Communications retains records for one year following the incident, after which they are systematically destroyed. However, CAD (Computer-Aided Dispatch) calls for service records are retained for a duration of 75 years from the incident date. Less…

Help us to help you and at the same time assist the Police, Fire, Rescue or EMS Departments in Calvert County. If you have SPECIAL... More… Help us to help you and at the same time assist the Police, Fire, Rescue or EMS Departments in Calvert County. If you have SPECIAL NEEDS or IMPORTANT INFORMATION that could assist us in getting an emergency responder to you or your family faster and/or safer, please fill out this form.Less…

This form is for local law enforcement and Fire/Rescue/EMS personnel use only. Fire/Rescue/EMS personnel may require additional... More…

This form is for local law enforcement and Fire/Rescue/EMS personnel use only.

Fire/Rescue/EMS personnel may require additional assistance from local law enforcement or other special equipment due to the nature of certain repeat calls. Law Enforcement may request officer safety information to be added along with other important responder information. This form allows first responders the opportunity to request automatic assistance on certain calls.Less…

Calvert County's Emergency Communications is dedicated to dispatching 9-1-1 calls swiftly and efficiently for police, fire, and... More… Calvert County's Emergency Communications is dedicated to dispatching 9-1-1 calls swiftly and efficiently for police, fire, and ambulance services within the county. As part of our ongoing efforts to improve emergency response, we invite you to assist us in updating our business files by completing the form below. This will enable us to promptly notify the appropriate contacts in the event of an emergency at your business during non-business hours. Your cooperation in providing this information is greatly appreciated. In case of any changes to your business location or emergency contacts, please notify Carolyn Morlock, our Emergency Communications Audio & Data Entry Clerk, at extension 2342, or our Records Supervisor, Mrs. Denton at extension 2352, as soon as possible. This ensures that our records remain accurate and up-to-date, benefiting both your business and the efficiency of 9-1-1, police, fire, and EMS services. Thank you for your assistance to serve you better.Less…

Calvert County's Emergency Communications plays a crucial role in dispatching 9-1-1 calls for police, fire and medical emergencies... More… Calvert County's Emergency Communications plays a crucial role in dispatching 9-1-1 calls for police, fire and medical emergencies within the county. As part of our ongoing efforts to improve emergency response, we respectfully request your assistance in updating our records for your residence. This will ensure that we have accurate information in our computer-aided dispatch system in the event of an emergency. Your cooperation in providing this information is instrumental in our mission to deliver effective and efficient emergency services to the residents and businesses of Calvert County. If there are any changes regarding your residence's gate or entry code, please notify us immediately to maintain accurate records within our Emergency Communications system. You may contact Carolyn Morlock, our Audio & Data Entry Clerk, for any updates. Please rest assured that this information will not be shared with the public.Less…

Calvert County residents are asked to report property and business damages incurred during Tropical Storm Isaias, to help the... More… Calvert County residents are asked to report property and business damages incurred during Tropical Storm Isaias, to help the Department of Public Safety identify and address the needs of county residents. Of particular concern is damage to transportation routes, especially those that provide the only way in or out of a residential area. Residents should fill out the below form, but may also report damage to private property by contacting the Office of Emergency Management at 410-535-1600, ext. 2638, or email OEM@calvertcountymd.gov. Less…

Calvert County Emergency Management maintains a special needs registry to assist individuals who may require evacuation in the event... More… Calvert County Emergency Management maintains a special needs registry to assist individuals who may require evacuation in the event of an emergency. Anyone who has unique needs that hinder or prevent them from taking protective actions on their own should sign up for the special needs registry. Placement on the registry gives first responders critical information they need to help those who require special assistance during an emergency.Less…

Please complete this form for unprocessed recyclables generated within Calvert County from Jan. 1, 2024 to Dec. 31, 2024.

Individuals may request to have his/her owned or leased real property EXCLUDED from adult mosquito control pesticide applications by... More… Individuals may request to have his/her owned or leased real property EXCLUDED from adult mosquito control pesticide applications by truck-mounted, ultra-low volume (ULV) sprayers. Each individual requesting an exclusion must submit a copy of this form to the community representative.Less…

Please complete this form for unprocessed recyclables generated within Calvert County from Jan. 1, 2024 to Dec. 31, 2024.

The undersigned grants permission to the Board of County Commissioners for Calvert County, Maryland, by and through its Calvert County... More… The undersigned grants permission to the Board of County Commissioners for Calvert County, Maryland, by and through its Calvert County Mosquito Control Program, to have access and to enter the undersigned’s property, as identified in the Community Request for Service form attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference, for the purpose of spraying pursuant to the terms and conditions of the program of mosquito control in the County of Calvert, State of Maryland. Less…

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Please complete this form for unprocessed recyclables generated within Calvert County from Jan. 1, 2024 to Dec. 31, 2024.

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