@BaltCoExec

Lifelong resident of Baltimore County.

 Towson, MD
baltimorecountymd.gov/
Joined December 2018
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We appreciate the Council’s recognition of the value the Baltimore Ravens bring to Baltimore County. We look forward to continuing our strong partnership with the @Ravens, supporting their long-term investment in Owings Mills, and keeping the team’s headquarters in Baltimore County for decades to come.
Photo of County Executive Klausmeier with members of the County Council and Ravens leadership team.

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By modernizing our operations and updating outdated rules that no longer match today’s business needs, we can cut red tape and more efficiently serve our residents. I am grateful to our partners on the County Council for passing the Council Action Modernization and Procedural Efficiency Act tonight. Under this legislative package, the County can move more quickly to execute service contracts, accept grant funds, and purchase real estate to support County programs—while finding efficiencies in daily operations.
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Earlier this week, we broke ground on an exciting new project happening at @gouchercollege 🪏 Edenwald, a regional gem for seniors in Baltimore County, is expanding with 100 new apartments for older adults with opportunities to learn, study, and grow—right on Goucher's campus.
Photo of County Executive Klausmeier speaking at the event.

ALT Photo of County Executive Klausmeier speaking at the event.

Photo of attendees ceremoniously breaking ground at the site of the expansion project. There are two rows of shovels in dirt, and attendees are wearing hard hats.

ALT Photo of attendees ceremoniously breaking ground at the site of the expansion project. There are two rows of shovels in dirt, and attendees are wearing hard hats.

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INSPIRE at Edenwald will be the very first University Retirement Community in Maryland. Seniors will be able to enjoy college courses, learn alongside students, and even participate in study-abroad programs. We're very grateful for everyone involved in bringing this project to life.
Photo of hard hats and shovels.

ALT Photo of hard hats and shovels.

Photo of County Executive Klausmeier with Kent Devereux, president of Goucher College, and Edenwald CEO Mark Beggs. The County Executive is handing them an Executive Citation.

ALT Photo of County Executive Klausmeier with Kent Devereux, president of Goucher College, and Edenwald CEO Mark Beggs. The County Executive is handing them an Executive Citation.

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Strong communities start with people who care about their neighbors and step up to help. This year’s Community Heroes are feeding children, supporting families, strengthening our neighborhoods and giving others a chance to be heard. I’m proud to thank them for the time, care, and hard work they give to Baltimore County. Congratulations!
Community Heroes: Yanci Alvarez - District 1 Jessica Harris - District 2 Lynne Kahn - District 3 Crystal Micriotto - District 4 Vicki Keller - District 5 Susanna Barrios - District 6 Jacqueline Brewster - District 7

ALT Community Heroes: Yanci Alvarez - District 1 Jessica Harris - District 2 Lynne Kahn - District 3 Crystal Micriotto - District 4 Vicki Keller - District 5 Susanna Barrios - District 6 Jacqueline Brewster - District 7

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So very grateful to cut the ribbon on the brand new Deer Park Elementary School this morning! ✏️ When we give students the resources they deserve, they can achieve much more than we ever thought possible.
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The newly-constructed school is the first elementary in Baltimore County—and Maryland—to be net-zero, meaning it produces as much energy as it uses. It comes with 300 new seats for students and state-of-the-art, 21st century learning spaces designed to inspire.
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It was a lot of fun speaking to @NACCEDnews 51st Annual Conference attendees about housing and partnerships in Baltimore County! We're grateful to @gouchercollege for hosting the event and for their innovative efforts to drive Baltimore County and our region forward.
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Arsenal 2 marks a turning point for Sparrows Point. This project will bring thousands of good jobs, new opportunities for local businesses, and billions in long-term economic value, strengthening our county for decades to come.
Official Statement from County Executive Klausmeier: “Arsenal 2 marks a turning point for Sparrows Point,” said Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier. “For generations, this site shaped America’s steel and shipbuilding legacy, including its critical role during World War II, when workers here built the vessels that helped defend our nation. Seeing new life and advanced manufacturing return to this historic area is exciting for Baltimore County. This project will bring thousands of good jobs, new opportunities for local businesses, and billions in long-term economic value, strengthening our county for decades to come. It also reflects the significant progress at Tradepoint Atlantic, solidifying its status as a premier maritime hub and key partner in our region’s economic future, building a stronger, more resilient foundation for the entire region.”

ALT Official Statement from County Executive Klausmeier: “Arsenal 2 marks a turning point for Sparrows Point,” said Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier. “For generations, this site shaped America’s steel and shipbuilding legacy, including its critical role during World War II, when workers here built the vessels that helped defend our nation. Seeing new life and advanced manufacturing return to this historic area is exciting for Baltimore County. This project will bring thousands of good jobs, new opportunities for local businesses, and billions in long-term economic value, strengthening our county for decades to come. It also reflects the significant progress at Tradepoint Atlantic, solidifying its status as a premier maritime hub and key partner in our region’s economic future, building a stronger, more resilient foundation for the entire region.”

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We're working to make sure residents have clear, accurate information and can remain confident that their drinking water is safe. Please visit tr.ee/A38nAY for more information on changes taking place October 5.

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Baltimore County
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Beginning Monday, October 5, the @BaltimoreDPW will begin withdrawing water from the Susquehanna River to supplement water from the Prettyboy and Loch Raven reservoirs. Susquehanna water will be blended with Loch Raven water before being treated and tested at the Montebello water treatment plants. You may notice a slight change in taste, odor or color in your water. It will remain safe for drinking, bathing, and cooking. The length of time that Susquehanna River water will be used will depend on rainfall, reservoir recovery, and overall water-supply conditions. The blended water will primarily serve areas supplied by the Montebello plants, including portions of Baltimore County. Areas supplied by the Liberty system are not expected to receive Susquehanna River water. For more information, please visit tr.ee/A38nAY.
Water Supply Update Beginning Monday, October 5: Susquehanna River water will be blended with reservoir water, treated, and tested before reaching customers. Baltimore County’s drinking water will continue to meet drinking water standards. Most customers are not expected to notice a significant difference. Some may notice minor changes in taste, odor or color. Voluntary water restrictions remain in effect.

ALT Water Supply Update Beginning Monday, October 5: Susquehanna River water will be blended with reservoir water, treated, and tested before reaching customers. Baltimore County’s drinking water will continue to meet drinking water standards. Most customers are not expected to notice a significant difference. Some may notice minor changes in taste, odor or color. Voluntary water restrictions remain in effect.

Montebello Treatment Plant Supply Area Map, including parts of eastern Baltimore City and central/southeastern Baltimore County.

ALT Montebello Treatment Plant Supply Area Map, including parts of eastern Baltimore City and central/southeastern Baltimore County.

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County Executive Kathy Klausmeier retweeted
Baltimore County Public Schools@BaltCoPSOct 2
Happy National Custodian Day! Today and every day, Team BCPS is grateful for our devoted custodial staff. Thank you for maintaining safe, clean, and welcoming environments that support our entire school system!
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Jason’s work to expand access to technology, strengthen partnerships, and support literacy will serve Baltimore County well. We’re pleased to welcome him and look forward to working together to build on the services our residents value and rely on.
Baltimore County Public Library@bcplinfoOct 1
We are excited to welcome Jason Homer to Baltimore County Public Library as our new executive director. The Board of Library Trustees appointed Homer on Thursday, with an expected start date of Tuesday, December 1. View the full announcement: bcpl.info/blog/2026/board-li…
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We’re disappointed to learn that Guinness plans to close its doors in Halethorpe and recognize the uncertainty this brings for its employees and their families. Baltimore County’s workforce development team will be available to help anyone impacted connect with resources and new job opportunities. Our diverse economy is a source of strength and resilience, and we will continue supporting our local businesses while attracting new investment that creates jobs and expands opportunities for our residents.
The Baltimore Banner
@BaltimoreBannerOct 1
Guinness is shutting down its Maryland brewery, its parent company Diageo North America, Inc., announced Thursday. buff.ly/1rbHyO6
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We heard clearly from residents that they want these pools open, affordable, and available to their communities. We’re proud to reopen both pools this month with discounted memberships and hours that reflect feedback. We’ll keep listening as we build on these services and develop additional programming.
Baltimore County
@BaltCoGovOct 1
Jump in! 💦 The indoor pools at the Dundalk and Randallstown Community Centers will reopen this month offering open swim, discounted monthly memberships, and daily admission during an initial pilot period. Join @BaltCoRec at our open houses to jump in the water, sign up for memberships, and learn about the aquatics pilot program! For more information on hours, locations, memberships, and programming, visit tr.ee/aN7nkE.
Jump in! Dundalk and Randallstown Aquatic Centers Dundalk Open House Saturday, October 10 | 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Reopening: Wednesday, October 14 Randallstown Open House Saturday, October 17 | 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Reopening: Monday, October 19 Jump in the water, sign up for memberships, and learn about the aquatics pilot program!

ALT Jump in! Dundalk and Randallstown Aquatic Centers Dundalk Open House Saturday, October 10 | 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Reopening: Wednesday, October 14 Randallstown Open House Saturday, October 17 | 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Reopening: Monday, October 19 Jump in the water, sign up for memberships, and learn about the aquatics pilot program!

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County Executive Kathy Klausmeier retweeted
Baltimore County
@BaltCoGovSep 29
Containment and recovery efforts continue along the Long Quarter Branch tributary. Crews have walked accessible portions of Long Quarter Branch and are checking areas where fuel may have collected. They are also inspecting underground storm drainage lines with a camera. Containment and sorbent booms are in place at several locations, and crews continue to recover fuel. For more information, visit the FAQ page for updates: baltimorecountymd.gov/depart…
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County Executive Kathy Klausmeier retweeted
Baltimore County
@BaltCoGovSep 27
Baltimore County is responding to a diesel fuel leak from a backup generator at the Baltimore County Detention Center. The leak was discovered late Saturday and has been stopped. Residents near local streams may notice a diesel odor. Baltimore County is working alongside Baltimore City, the Maryland Department of the Environment, the United States Coast Guard, and additional resource partners to clean up the spill and assess nearby waterways, including the area near Loch Raven Reservoir. There is no impact to drinking water. We will continue to keep residents updated as we receive more information.
Baltimore County Government seal. Diesel Fuel Leak, September 26, 2026.

ALT Baltimore County Government seal. Diesel Fuel Leak, September 26, 2026.

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County Executive Kathy Klausmeier retweeted
Baltimore County
@BaltCoGovSep 24
We're urging residents and businesses to continue conserving water as @BaltimoreDPW prepares to supplement the regional water supply with water drawn from the Susquehanna River 🧵
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Protect yourself, your loved ones, and your community—get your flu vaccine! 💉 A quick visit can help keep you healthy all season long. Stop by our Community Health Day event on October 3 or visit any of our health centers to get your flu shot.
Photo of County Executive Klausmeier receiving her flu vaccine earlier this month.

ALT Photo of County Executive Klausmeier receiving her flu vaccine earlier this month.

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More information ⤵️ Celebrate Community Health Day on October 3rd with vaccine clinics, educational demonstrations, public health-themed games and activities for kids, and so much more. ⏰ Saturday, October 3 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. 📍 Drumcastle Government Center
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