Public Hearing

Maryland Transportation Authority Announces Public Hearings for Chesapeake Bay Crossing Study

The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) announced upcoming public hearings for the Chesapeake Bay Crossing Study: Tier 2 National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process. These hearings will provide the public with an opportunity to review project information and submit comments and testimony.

https://www.qac.org/m/newsflash/home/detail/3135

News

Queen Anne’s County announces the availability of Warming Centers open during the upcoming periods of cold weather. These locations provide a warm, safe environment with access to restrooms and drinking water for individuals needing relief from low temperatures. Visit our website or social media to see the current available warming centers.

https://www.qac.org/m/newsflash/home/detail/3134

Queen Anne’s County Provides Update on Countywide Broadband Expansion Efforts

At the recent 2026 Economic Outlook event, IT Support Manager, Megan Delgaudio who has spearheaded the effort, provided an update on the countywide broadband expansion efforts. Queen Anne’s County continues to make significant progress expanding broadband access to unserved and underserved areas. Since the adoption of the County’s Broadband Strategic Plan, Queen Anne’s County has worked closely with state and federal partners, internet service providers, and local stakeholders to close connectivity gaps and bring reliable high-speed internet service to residents and businesses across the county.

https://www.qac.org/m/newsflash/home/detail/3138

Queen Anne’s County Highlights Infrastructure Investments at 2026 Economic Outlook Event

At the 2026 Economic Outlook event, County Administrator Todd Mohn led a discussion outlining how strategic infrastructure investments are laying the foundation for long-term economic growth, environmental protection, and quality of life across the county. Mohn along with a panel of subject matter experts focused on education facilities, public safety, water and sewer capacity, recreation amenities, transportation planning, and technology infrastructure, highlighting how coordinated planning supports both residents and businesses.

https://www.qac.org/m/newsflash/home/detail/3141

Queen Anne’s County Fiscal Excellence & Economic Outlook

At our recent, 2026, Economic Outlook event, Jeff Rank, Director of Queen Anne’s County Budget & Finance Office presented an overview of the County’s financial management and what lies ahead for our economic and revenue expectations. Rank also highlighted the disciplined financial management practices that have positioned Queen Anne’s County among the top counties in the nation for fiscal stability and transparency.

https://www.qac.org/m/newsflash/home/detail/3143

Broadband Grant Letters Being Mailed from Queen Anne’s County

Queen Anne’s County is mailing letters this week to residents who may be eligible for grant-funded broadband installation at their home.

These letters are legitimate and not spam or scam. They are part of state and federally funded efforts to expand high-speed internet access in areas that currently do not have reliable service.

If you receive a letter and have questions—or if you’re unsure whether broadband service is available at your address, please contact the Queen Anne’s County Broadband Commission at qacbb@qac.org or call 410-758-6607 before disregarding it.

If you’re ever unsure about a letter, email, or phone call related to broadband, we encourage you to verify with the County first.

Questions? Contact Queen Anne’s County IT / Broadband Commission
Don’t currently have broadband service? Reach out—we want to help connect you.

Queen Anne’s County Invites Community Input on Parks, Recreation, and Open Space

Queen Anne’s County is inviting residents, park users, and community members to help shape the future of parks, recreation, and open space by participating in a countywide Parks & Recreation Survey.

Learn more here https://www.qac.org/m/newsflash/home/detail/3140

The survey is available online at
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QAsLPPRPSocialMedia

Events

SKYWARN Storm Spotter Training 
 Interested in learning how to identify severe weather and help keep your community safe? Join us for a FREE SKYWARN class led by the National Weather Service!

Date: Monday March 16, 2026
 Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
 Location: Queen Anne’s County Library – Kent Island Branch, Room 133

This class is open to the public — no experience required. Weather enthusiasts, emergency responders, and curious minds welcome! Attendees under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

RSVP online here https://forms.gle/q3LfQ7oZLSVMrkgN9 or by contacting Shae Parsley at sparsley@qac.org or 410-758-4500 ext. 1451

Public Meetings

For upcoming public meetings, visit https://www.qac.org/AgendaCenter to view the agenda and information regarding that meeting.

Opportunities

County Commissioners Seeking Members for Several Boards and Commissions 

The Queen Anne’s County Commissioners are actively seeking individuals to fill vacancies on several Boards and Commissions. The following boards and commissions have upcoming vacancies, Broadband Advisory Council, Property Tax Assessment Appeals Board, Travel and Tourism Advisory Committee. 

https://www.qac.org/m/newsflash/home/detail/3142