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Anne Arundel County, MD
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Weekly Letter #193 - Re-entry, Geraldine Whittington, and Odenton Goes Multimodal
Last night is one I’ll never forget. My staff teamed up with the Caucus of African American Leaders to thank me for the last eight years, and a lot of people showed up.
ALT County Executive Pittman's Weekly Letter — issue #193 — brief excerpt thanking supporters and speakers and inviting readers to read the full letter at AACounty.org/WeeklyLetter, displayed over an aerial waterfront and town background.
I found myself wishing I could ask Ms. Whittington questions about passing the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act, creating Medicare and Medicaid, and the War on Poverty. But she died in 1993, so I asked her family.
To read the full Weekly Letter, visit aacounty.org/county-executiv….
Potentially affected individuals have begun receiving direct notification letters regarding the 2025 cyber incident that the county experienced.
ALT Announcement for 2025 cyber incident notification letters, dated October 30, 2026, with an official county seal above bold white typography against a dark blue background showing connected nodes and glowing network lines.
We apologize for any errors, and have alerted the company that assisted the county with identifying potentially affected individuals and their contact information of these errors.
We encourage you to visit aacounty.org/cyber-incident for steps you can take to help protect your personal information and follow the provided guidance if you feel it is appropriate to do so. You can also call 1-866-200-0974 toll-free with any additional questions you may have.
Weekly Letter #192- Getting Beat and Holly Beach Farm
I don’t generally share private conversations publicly, but I think Nathan Volke would be ok with you knowing that he texted the words, “Tough night,” to me on Monday night at 10:43.
He said that this bill needed that level of work so that people would understand what was in it. Similar points were made by other Council members from both political parties. They all said the bill was well-intentioned and needed to happen in the future. I agree with them.
I texted Pete the next morning and thanked him, “For the kind words before the hard vote.” He thanked me, and followed up with a call.
To read the full Weekly Letter, visit aacounty.org/county-executiv…