There will be a presentation by WILMAPCO about the Cecil County Bicycle Plan. It is scheduled for Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 6:30 PM during the Planning and Zoning Workshop. WILMAPCO is looking for input from Council, P & Z Commissioners and the Public. ALL Residents are encouraged to come!
Christmas Tree Pickup will be on Mondays, ONLY throughout the month of January!
Attached below is an explanation from The State Highway Administration regarding the new traffic pattern on MD Route 213.
The Town Municipal Docks are Closed for the winter season.
Go to the following link for information on preparedness and information on huricanes.
www.mema.state.md.us/MEMA/index.jsp
Go to www.ready.gov for a checklist of items to keep in your Emergency Supply Kit
DES Department of Emergency Services 410.392.2017 or 410.392.2018
REMINDER FOR RESIDENTS
You MUST Bundle and Bag your Yard Waste. You may also put your leaves and sticks in a garbage container and set that out on yard waste day. Please be courteous to your neighbors, be sure the Alleys and Driveways are clear for vehicles.
RECYCLING FOR THE TOWN OF CHESAPEAKE CITY IS NOW MANDATORY
Recycling stickers are available at the Town Hall Office to be placed on your designated Recycling cans.
ATTENTION ALL RESIDENTS AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES:
MONDAY : YARD WASTE PICKUP
(BAGGED AND /OR BUNDLED OR IN CAN)
TUESDAY: REGULAR TRASH PICKUP
(BLACK AND YELLOW CANS)
WEDNESDAY: SINGLE STREAM RECYCLING
(YOUR OWN CONTAINER with STICKER)
Protect our Kids!! Save Lives!!
Valerie Walls holding a campaign sign on April 12. Demonstration was organized by Councilman Dean Geracimos and supported by our town residents, surrounding communitees and local merchants. The goal is to lower the speed limit on Rte 213 throughout Chesapeake City to reduce accidents and prevent any more loss of life.
Photo submitted by Sharon Weygand
Looking for Volunteers!!
Six Openings on Parks and Recreation Committee!
Must be a town resident to be considered.
Please send Town Hall a letter of interest at
108 Bohemia Avenue Chesapeake City, MD 21915
Prescription Cards
This card (available at Town Hall) brought to you by the Town of Chesapeake City in collaboration with the National League of Cities. This is NOT an insurance card but a DISCOUNT card. Many stores in our area welcome these cards which will entitle you to save an average of 15 - 20% off regular retail price of prescription drugs. One card is good for the entire family.
2010 US Census Bureau Site
Check it Out
http://2010.census.gov/2010census/data/
The Town's water and sewer plants are operated by Artesian Water Company.
The After Hours Emergency Phone Number is
toll free 1(800)332-5114 or 302-453-6971
The Town of Chesapeake City is initiating a landscape beautification program for our parks, docks, streets and sidewalks.
The major success of the program depends on support shown by local businesses and individuals, in the form of financial contributions to help defray the cost of maintaining these areas.
In recognition of your donations, a sign will be placed at the beautification site listing the contributor. Please consider this great opportunity to support your Town, advertise your business and provide beautification at the same time.
If you or your business would be interested in supporting this program and improving the appearance of our town, please contact Town of Chesapeake City at P.O. Box 205 Chesapeake City, MD 21915 or call Town Hall at 410-885-5298.
Would you like to let people know that you are a resident of the Town of Chesapeake City?
Do you like the Town Logo?
For $5.00 you can support the Town by purchasing a sew-on embroidered Town logo patch. Patches are available at Town Hall.
Attention all Residents of Chesapeake City:
7:00 am to 11:00 am
This is for METAL ONLY.
Second Saturday of every Month
North Side at the Water Tower
Fourth Saturday of every Month
South Side at the Water Tower at the West end of Third Street.
If you have any large metal objects that require pickup arrangements, please call Town Hall on the Friday before your recycle date.
Volunteers are also needed. For inquiries and questions, please call Frank Vari at 410-885-2161.
