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Welcome to the Town of Centreville Web Site This web site is updated regularly with news and information about the Town of Centreville. For current Requests for Proposals, please see the "Notices" page under News. For current job listings, please see "Human Resources" under Departments. Last update May 12, 2008 - Calendar; Main Page; Updates, Notices Council Reorganizational Meeting April 17, 2008. Centreville, MD. The Town Council accepted the report of the Board of Supervisors of Elections. Council Member Norman P. Pinder, Jr. was seated for a third three year term. Council Member Frank C. Ogens was elected President of the Town Council. Mary L. Roby was elected Vice President of the Town Council. President Ogens then re-appointed Council Vice President Roby as liaison to the Planning Commission, and himself as liaison to the Park Advisory Board. The Town Council reappointed Steve Kehoe (Town Attorney) and Lori Peddicord (Finance Officer) for the coming year. Election UpdateApril 7, 2008. Centreville, MD. Norman P. Pinder, Jr. was elected to a third three year term today, pending formal certification of the election results by the Board of Supervisors of Elections. Board and Commission Vacancies February, 2008. Centreville, MD. The Town Council of Centreville is accepting applications or expressions of interest for service on several of its Boards and Commissions. There are a number of vacancies anticipated upon the expiration of terms in April, 2008. For a complete list click on "Who's Who" then "Boards and Commissions" above. For information on how to apply to be considered for appointment by the Town Council, please email or call Town Hall. Town Election March 12, 2008. Centreville, MD. The Town election for one Town Council Member is scheduled for April 7, 2008 and will be held at Goodwill Fire Company between the hours of 3PM and 7PM. Norman P. Pinder, Jr. was the lone resident to file by the deadline and be certified as a candidate for the office of Town Council Member. For more information please contact the Board of Supervisors of Elections via email (TownHall at TownofCentreville dot org) or call Town Hall.
Water System Testing April 11, 2008. Centreville, MD. The Town of Centreville will be conducting Water System tests beginning at approximately 2PM on April 11, 2008. Customers may notice discoloration of tap water during this testing. Town and contract staff will be flushing lines, if needed, as the testing occurs. Sewer Line Upgrade in ProgressFebruary, 2008. The Town of Centreville has completed sanitary sewer line upgrades on Homewood Avenue, Draper Lane, and Chesterfield Avenue during February and March, 2008. We apologize for the inconvenience during this work to enhance the environment and upgrade the Town's infrastructure to better serve you. See more about the overall project to upgrade Chesterfield Avenue, Homewood Avenue, Draper Lane, and part of Water Street on the Streets Department Page. Council Meeting at Symphony Village February 21, 2008. The Town Council met on February 21, 2008 at the Symphony Village Clubhouse, presenting a convenient opportunity for residents in the southern part of Town to see their local government up close. The Town appreciates the hospitality of the residents and of Caruso Homes, which sponsored a reception after the meeting. Draft Community Plan Online December 12, 2007. The Planning Commissions of the Town of Centreville and Queen Anne's County jointly adopted a resolution to recommend adoption of the Draft Centreville Community Plan by the Town Council of Centreville and the Board of Commissioners of Queen Anne's County. The Plan was amended based on feedback from the public and local and state governments during the review process, which included a Joint Hearing on September 26, 2007. The Centreville Community Plan was last updated in 1998. Click here for an on line verison of the original review draft. The currently approved draft will be available once the approved changes are added. The Community Plan, a critical and comprehensive planning document, provides guidance for the town's growth and development for the future. Town Holiday Events: Parade December 7, 2007. Centreville, MD. Come join the fun! The Town of Centreville Parade, featuring more than 70 entries, will be departing Queen Anne's County High School shortly after 6:00 PM on Friday, December 7, 2007 and proceeded through Town via Kidwell Avenue, up Commerce Street past the reviewing stand on the Courthouse Square and then to Broadway and Chesterfield. Entrants should be at the High School by 5PM. Rt. 213 Electric Power Outage for Upgrade December 5, 2006. Delmarva Power has notified the Town that there will be "an electrical outage for upgrade of voltage on Rt 213 (Commerce St) between 4-H Park Road and Little Kidwell that will effect the Town of Centreville...between hours of 3:00 am and 7:00 am on 12/5/07". Please plan accordingly. August, 2007. The revision of the Centreville Community Plan, last updated in 1998, is nearing completion. The current draft of the Plan, which has been approved for review by the Town of Centreville and Queen Anne's County Planning Commissions, is now available online. Please review the plan and submit your comments in advance of the joint hearing of the two Planning Commissions, scheduled for 6PM on September 26, 2007 at the Planning and Zoning Office, 160 Courseval Drive. The Community Plan, a critical and comprehensive planning document, will provide guidance for the town's growth and development for the future, subject to the approval of the Town Council. Send In Your Wharf Ideas August, 2007. Centreville, MD. The Centreville Wharf Advisory Committee is eager to hear your ideas about the future of this important piece of waterfront property in Town. Use this form or email your thoughts or ideas about what you would like to see at this property to WharfProject@TownofCentreville dot org. Helicopter Spraying for Phragmites October 3, 2007. Centreville, MD. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources, working with Queen Anne's County staff, began the implementation of the Town of Centreville's Phragmites control program. This program involves land-based spray application and airborne spray application to remove Phragmites growth along the Mill Stream and Corsica River. Helicopter-based spray application took place October 4, 2007. Corsica River Watershed Awareness Day - Second Annual September 15, 2007. Come join the fun for the Second Annual Corsica Watershed Awareness Day. This free event will be held on September 15th from noon to four PM at Bloomfield Farm. The family event includes tours of the farm and house, kid's activities, hay rides, food, many exhibits, a free tree give-a-way to the first 100 families, a raffle for wooden rain barrels, lively entertainment, and much more. The Town of Centreville is a co-sponsor of this event with the Corsica River Conservancy and the Queen Anne’s County Parks and Recreation Department. Bloomfield Farm, in Centreville, Maryland, is north on Rt. 213 between North Brook and White Marsh Road. For more information call 410-758-0835. Bloomfield Farm is now owned by Queen Anne’s County: parts of the property are being farmed; some wetlands have been restored; hundreds of trees have been planted; and community sports fields are planned. The large brick house dates back to the early 19th century with much of the original woodwork still in place. Hydrant Flushing in North Brook and Centreville Heights July 3, 2007. Centreville, MD. The Town of Centreville is flushing the water system on July 3, 2007 and weekly thereafter in the affected areas to address reports of discoloration. Affected users noticing discoloration should review the "Hydrant Flushing Notice" linked under Latest Updates (on the left side of the main web page). Town Council approves FY2008 Budget June 21, 2007. Centreville, MD. The Town Council of the Town of Free Arbor Day trees at Town Hall April 27, 2007. Centreville, MD. The Town offered free trees at Town Hall in celebration of Arbor Day. These 1-2 foot seedling trees were provided in partnership with the Queen Anne's and Kent County Commissioners and Forestry Boards, and the Maryland Forest Service. Planting trees helps green & beautify our community and restore the Corsica River Watershed. Dawkins honored for service to Town April 22, 2007. Centreville, MD. Joan Dawkins was honored today by the Town Council and the Park Advisory Board for her 22 years of dedicated service to the Town as a member of the Park Advisory Board. During the Earth Day celebration, the Town Council and Park Advisory Board planted a redbud tree in appreciation of her service. Earth Day Celebration on April 22 April 22, 2007. Centreville, MD. The Town celebrated Earth Day at Mill Stream Park in Centreville from 1-4PM on April 22. Co-sponsored by the Corsica River Conservancy and with a musical sponsorship from McCrone, Inc., the Town Council, staff, and citizens of all ages celebrated a beautiful day with music, games and activities including a "Free Tree" giveaway in support of the Corsica River Watershed Initiative, a scavenger hunt, birdfeeder manufacturing, and more. Household Hazardous Waste disposal day on April 21 April 17, 2007. Centreville, MD. Mid Shore Recycling hosted its semi-annual Household Waste drop off at the Nicholson Transfer Station near Chestertown from 8AM to 2PM on April 21. Click on "Departments" and "Environment" on the menu above, or visit www.MidShoreRecycling.org for more information.
Council Reorganizational Meeting April 12, 2007. Centreville, MD. The Town Council accepted the report of the Board of Supervisors of Elections. Council Member Frank C. Ogens took office. Norman P. Pinder, Jr. was elected President of the Town Council. Mary L. Roby was elected Vice President of the Town Council. President Pinder then appointed Council Vice President Roby as liaison to the Planning Commission, and Council Member Ogens as liaison to the Park Advisory Board. The Town Council reappointed Steve Kehoe (Town Attorney) and Lori Peddicord (Finance Officer) for the coming year. Former Council Member Mary McCarthy was thanked for her service to the Town and presented with several gifts. Free Mulch on April 14 April 14, 2007. Centreville, MD. Free mulch is available at the Centreville Landfill from 8AM to 2PM on April 14. Click on "Departments" and "Environment" on the menu above for more information. Bid Opportunity for Landscape Services April 6, 2007. Centreville, MD. The Town of Centreville is accepting bids for landscaping services on Town properties. Click on "Departments" and "Public Works" on the menu above for more information. [This bid is now closed] Town Election Results The Board of Elections Supervisors of the Town of Centreville has provisionally certified the results of the election held on April 2, 2007 at the Goodwill Fire Department, 212 Broadway, Centreville, Maryland. The preliminary results are listed below. The winner of the election will serve on the Town Council for a term of three years. The vote counts are as follows: Frank Charles Ogens 259 votes There were 462 votes cast in person (two were void), and 23 absentee ballots submitted (one was not on the registration list provided by QAC Board of Elections). Please email or call Town Hall if you have questions. Bid Opportunity for Street Paving March 30, 2007. Centreville, MD. The Town of Centreville is accepting bids for emergency repair work on Maryland Route 213 just south of Three Bridges Branch on the east side of the roadway. Click on "Departments" and "Streets" on the menu above for more information. [This Bid is now closed] Board and Commission Vacancies March, 2007. Centreville, MD. The Town Council of Centreville is accepting applications or expressions of interest for service on several of its Boards and Commissions. There are a number of vacancies anticipated on the expiration of terms in April, 2007. For a complete list click on "Who's Who" then "Boards and Commissions" above. For information on how to apply to be considered for appointment by the Town Council, please email or call Town Hall. Property Disposal Notification February 26, 2007. Centreville, MD. The Town of Centreville hereby gives notice of its intent to dispose of public property: 1991 Chevrolet Caprice. A former police vehicle with >190,000 miles the vehicle is tagged and operable. If you are interested in acquiring this property, please email or call Town Hall.
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January 22, 2007. Centreville, MD. Last night the Town of Centreville hosted the first snow of the new year. Public Works and Police Department staff worked last evening to salt and plow, and assured that by this morning the roads were clear for commuting traffic. Curbside Recycling Program December 25, 2006. Centreville, MD. In the spirit of holiday giving, the Town of Centreville is giving residents the opportunity to enroll in a free curbside recycling program. This service is provided by the Town through Infinity Recycling. To enroll for this free program or for more information, contact Infinity Recycling directly at (410) 778-5949 or via email to infin11@aol.com. Upon enrollment, Infinity Recycling will deliver one or more bins and instructions to your residence. For additional details, please visit the FAQ menu on the left margin of this page. Why not enroll today? Job Listings - Click on "Departments", then "Human Resources" for currently open positions. Town Holiday Events
December 1, 2006. Centreville, MD. The Town of Centreville hosted several family friendly events to help make the holidays more festive! On Friday, December 1, 2006, the Town Council held the ceremonial lighting of the holiday tree on the Courthouse Square. This event immediately followed the 5PM installation ceremony for the Queen Anne's County Tricentennial Time Capsule. Thereafter, the Town of Centreville Parade began at Queen Anne's County High School shortly after 6:30 PM and proceeded through Town via Kidwell Avenue, Commerce Street, Broadway, and Chesterfield. Although there was concern about possible rain and wind, the weather cooperated and the parade was reportedly the best-attended ever... On Saturday, December 2, 2006, the Town History Tour provided interpretive information about more than 30 local properties of historical interest. There was also a prime opportunity to patronize Centreville businesses during the "Heck with the Malls" event sponsored by the Queen Anne's County Arts Council at 206 South Commerce Street. Town History DVD for Sale Summer, 2006. Centreville, MD. The Town of Centreville now offers for sale the first in a series of DVDs documenting the history of the Town dating back to 1794 and beyond. The "History of Centreville - The Overview" is available at Town Hall for $20 per copy. Future DVDs will be available in December covering subjects such as businesses, churches, education, and homes & families. Pick yours up today and buy a few extras as gifts! National Night Out
August 1, 2006. Centreville, MD. Thank you to the many participants and sponsors who joined the Centreville Police Department for National Night Out, taking a community-friendly stand gainst crime and supporting your local law enforcement professionals. Thanks also to the Centreville Police, Public Works, and Administrative employees, the Town Council, and the many volunteers who helped make this event a success. Thanks especially to Corporal Kim Conley, the lead organizer and the CPD Community Outreach Coordinator. Town Budget for FY 2007 Approved June 22, 2006. Centreville, MD. The Town Council of the Town of |
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