Zip codes supported by District 7

What zip codes/areas are supported by District 7?

 

21009 Abingdon
21013 Baldwin
21014 Bel Air
21015 Bel Air
21040 Edgewood
21047 Fallston
21050 Forest Hill
21051 Fork
21053 Freeland
21057 Glen Arm
21082 Hydes
21084 Jarrettsville
21085 Joppa
21087 Kingsville
21105 Maryland Line
21111 Monkton
21120 Parkton
21128 Catonsville
21131 Phoenix
21132 Pylesville
21154 Street
21156 Upper Falls
21161 White Hall
21162 White Marsh
21220 Middle River
21221 Essex
21236 Nottingham
21237 Rosedale
Count: 28 Zip Areas
Population:
Unicorporated Areas
Bel Air North Joppatowne
Bel Air South Kingsville
Bowley’s Quarters Middle River
Edgewood Pleasant Hills
Fallston Rossville
Jarrettsville White Marsh

 

Zipcodes and Areas Supported by Senate District 7

Do you ever wonder which zip codes and areas are supported by Senate District 7?

Well here is the information.

 

Overview of State Legislative District 7, Maryland    
21009AbingdonDistricts Supported
21013BaldwinDistrict 7
21014Bel AirDistrict 10Baltimore County
21015Bel AirDistrict 15
21040EdgewoodDistrict 1 Abingdon
21047FallstonDistrict 4Marshall, Harford Cnty
21050Forest HillDistrict 3Bel Air
21051Fork
21053Freeland
21057Glen Arm
21082Hydes
21084Jarrettsville
21085Joppa
21087Kingsville
21105Maryland Line
21111Monkton
21120Parkton
21128Catonsville
21131Phoenix
21132Pylesville
21154Street
21156Upper Falls
21161White Hall
21162White Marsh
21220Middle River
21221Essex
21236Nottingham
21237Rosedale
Count: 28 Zip Areas
Population:
Unicorporated Areas
Bel Air NorthJoppatowne
Bel Air SouthKingsville
Bowley's QuartersMiddle River
EdgewoodPleasant Hills
FallstonRossville
JarrettsvilleWhite Marsh

February 13, 2018 County Council Meeting

February 13, 2018 County Council Meeting

At the February 13, 2018 County Council Meeting the President of the Council said he did not, and I paraphrase, believe in global climate change.

Several residents of the community came up to offer a rebuttal in subsequent meetings>

 

Suzanne Oshinsky is Running For Harford County Council District B!

Suzanne Oshinsky is Running For Harford County Council District B!

Suzanne Oshinsky for County Council District B!

On March 11, Suzanne Oshinsky formally announced that she is running for Harford County Council.

She has been attending numerous political discussion groups and meeting her future constituents in District B.

This is my district and it will be great to have an advocate in office fighting to make sure our zoning concerns are heard.

I am excited that Suzanne is running. Please offer her your support.

Here is her website:
http://www.citzensforsuzanne.com

 

Please donate to her campaign:

https://www.crowdpac.com/campaigns/381877/we-need-a-mom-to-advocate-for-a-more-inclusive-harford

Say No to the Potomac Pipeline

Say No to the Potomac Pipeline

Please reach out to your lawmakers and ask them to tell Governor Hogan no to installing a pipeline below the Potomac.

We're live from Annapolis calling on Governor Larry Hogan to reject the Pipeline! #NoPotomacPipeline

Posted by No Potomac Pipeline on Wednesday, March 14, 2018

https://www.facebook.com/NoPotomacPipeline/videos/442994822781402/

 

What is this about?

A gas company in West Virginia called Mountaineer Gas is lobbying to build a pipeline from Pennsylvania under the C&O Canal and the Potomac River and ending in West Virginia.

 

What would be transported?

The gas extracted from fracking in Pennsylvania.

 

The possible impact?

The drinking water which is a water source for over 6 million people.

Join the group on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NoPotomacPipeline/

Stop the Pipeline!

Maryland Elections 2018

Maryland Elections 2018

This year it is more important than ever to make sure we reaffirm our values and stand for:
– Improving our most precious resource – the Chesapeake Bay
– Increased economic development for the State of Maryland
– Investment in Green Energy Technologies to make us competitive and reduce our carbon footprint
– Starting a conversation on how to improve the safety of our schools and communities
– Getting funding to support vocational training for those students that do not choose to go to college

All of these issues are critical to our state.

Let’s move forward and continue making Baltimore and Harford Counties Great!

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