Showing posts with label Perry Hall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perry Hall. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Honeygo Park Picked for New Dog Park

I am very happy to announce approval from the Baltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks for a dog park at Honeygo Run Regional Park in Perry Hall.

The dog park will be located on the eastern edge of Honeygo Park, at a small field that is isolated from the athletic fields and picnic pavilions.   This area has been informally used as a playing field for dogs for several years.

I would like to thank County Executive Kevin Kamenetz and the Department of Recreation and Parks for their support of the Perry Hall Dog Park.  We spent many weeks going back and forth about an ideal location, but I believe this will be a great new resource for the Perry Hall and Kingsville communities.  

I would also like to thank the committee I appointed last summer to advance this concept.  The committee will now focus on fundraising and the logistics needed to get a park open in 2o12.
 
For more information, visit the Perry Hall Dog Park page on Facebook.

Friday, February 17, 2012

Community Meeting to Address Public Safety in Perry Hall

Source:  Patch.
I will host a meeting on Friday, February 24 in which residents, and business owners in particular, can ask the Baltimore County Police Department any questions regarding recent robberies along Belair Road in Perry Hall. This is also an opportunity for business owners to ask what they can do to improve public safety.

The meeting will begin at 4 p.m. at the Perry Hall public library (9685 Belair Road). In the event of weather that closes public schools, the meeting will be postponed.

The 4 p.m. time has been selected because the primary audience is business owners who may or may not live in Perry Hall.

As a resident of Perry Hall, I believe this is a generally safe, stable community, and I thank our police for their vigilance. Still, it is always unsettling for businesses to be victimized by crime, and I want business owners to know how they can guard against future incidents.