Tag: Mayor Pantelides
Annapolis once again without a City Manager
Annapolis Mayor Michael Pantelides announced that Brian Woodward will step down as Acting City Manager, effective July 30, and has also submitted his letter of resignation as the City’s Recreation and Parks Director. Mr. Woodward cited heath issues as his reason for leaving the City. “I have asked Mr. Woodward, and he has agreed, to […]
BayWoods named Annapolis Environmental Steward
Annapolis Mayor Michael Pantelides announced that BayWoods of Annapolis is the first retirement community to be awarded the City of Annapolis Environmental Stewardship Certification. “The residents take pride in their beautiful, eco-friendly waterfront homes,” Mayor Pantelides said. “It is impressive to see how the board members and residents work together to improve the property’s energy efficiency, […]
Friends Of Crystal Spring Forest Release New Video
The Friends of Crystal Spring Forest has released a new video to help save the 110-acre Crystal Spring Farm, which is slated for destruction by a massive multiple-use planned development. Following Annapolis Mayor Mike Pantelides’ latest proposal to purchase Crystal Spring Farm using a combination of Program Open Space moneys and other public funds, this […]
Annapolis City Meetings To Be Streamed Online
Annapolis Mayor Michael Pantelides announced that City Council meetings are now available online through live streaming. “Streaming the meetings is an essential move to make it easier for our residents to know what government is doing 24/7,” Mayor Pantelides said. “This enhancement allows our citizens to stay informed, educated, and up to date because it […]
City Awards More Than $100K To Light House
Annapolis Mayor Michael Pantelides announced that the Light House Shelter (Light House Inc.) will receive a total of $118,150.00 in local and state grants. “The Light House Shelter’s operation and construction costs are both addressed through these grants,” Mayor Pantelides said. “I know the money will continue to serve those in need and continue to […]
Parking Just Got Cheaper In Annapolis
Annapolis Mayor Michael J. Pantelides announced all Annapolis parking meter rates will be lowered from $2 to $1, effective Wednesday, January 15. “We understand the need to stimulate economic activity during months that historically have a lower demand for parking,” Mayor Pantelides said. “This short-term change to the rates will allow us to better evaluate […]
