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04/25/2023
By Preservation Maryland

Governor Moore Signs SB425 Into Law

Preservation Maryland’s priority legislation, SB0425 (HB0674), which accelerates support for challenging preservation projects around the state, was signed into law yesterday, April 24, 2023, by Gov. Wes Moore.

Our President & CEO Nicholas Redding stood alongside Gov. Moore, Lt. Governor Aruna Miller, Senate President Bill Ferguson, Speaker of the House Adrienne Jones, and Sen. Sarah Elfreth, who, along with Del. Courtney Watson, first introduced the bill, at the bill signing ceremony.

04/13/2023
By Preservation Maryland

Maryland General Assembly 2023: Advocacy Results

The 2023 Legislative Session of the Maryland General Assembly has now concluded, with many notable victories for the preservation community. After 90 days of championing key bills and testifying on many pieces of important legislation, Preservation Maryland is proud to report that we were again able to make significant policy advances.

Nicholas Redding surveying Ellicott City flood damage, 2016.

Preservation Maryland Executive Director Appointed to Ellicott City CDC Exploratory Committee

02/13/2019
By Preservation Maryland

As a part of Howard County Executive Calvin Ball’s efforts to address the ongoing threat of flooding to Ellicott City, a exploratory committee has been established to determine the feasibility of creating a community development corporation (CDC) for the historic town.

This newly appointed group of stakeholders will examine if there is a need for a CDC in Ellicott City and, if created, what the role of the CDC would be, and how they would interact with other existing organizations already engaging in work for the residents and businesses owners of Ellicott City.

The makeup of the committee spans a wide range of backgrounds and experiences and includes members of the local business, real estate, environmental, and non-profit communities. Preservation Maryland Executive Director Nicholas Redding was appointed by Howard County Executive Calvin Ball in recognition of his significant preservation and community revitalization experience.

Preservation Maryland Executive Director Nicholas Redding offered the following statement,

“This is a tremendous opportunity to explore new options for the community and to identify meaningful and sustainable ways of revitalizing Ellicott City, while still preserving the historic character of this unique place. I greatly appreciate County Executive Ball’s appointment and his recognition of the pivotal role preservation should play in this discussion.”

Learn more about the committee

 

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