Mayor Ellen Moyer

It was February 28, 2008 when Annapolis Police Chief Joseph Johnson announced publicly that he would be retiring in June of this year, after 30+ years of service to the Annapolis Police Department (APD). Almost immediately, Mayor Ellen Moyer announced that she did not feel a National Search to replace Chief Johnson was necessary, as there was more than enough local talent, and that she felt conducting a National Search would be both time and cost prohibitive to the residents of Annapolis. The...Read Full Story

Mayor Joshua J. Cohen announced that Annapolis has been selected as a Playful City USA Community for the second straight year. The honor recognizes the City for taking innovative approaches to make “play a priority” for the health and well being of children. “Annapolis is privileged to have abundant, quality park space for our residents to enjoy,” Mayor Cohen said. “Under the direction of Recreation and Parks Director LeeAnn Plumer, the City has created play spaces for kids of all ages, be it...Read Full Story

Do you want to improve the way your home or office building looks? If so, you should contact Annapolis landscaping designers. They will help you to create a space that you can enjoy and that will increase your property value as well. Companies that work in landscape design are full service companies. They do more than just help you to design your landscape. They are also able to maintain it throughout the year with services such as pruning, mowing, and removal of leaves and snow. To start out...Read Full Story

Media Release For Immediate Release Contact: Scott Bowling, 443-822-3170 (Annapolis, MD, June 12, 2009) Today, Scott Bowling, Candidate for Alderman in Ward 3, spoke out against the planned parking fee increases. This week many residents and business owners found out that the Mayor and City Council increased downtown parking fees by as much as 60 percent. This increase was in direct opposition to an agreement made two (2) years ago between the City and downtown residents, and was buried in...Read Full Story

(Annapolis, MD, October 19, 2009) Today, Scott Bowling (Candidate for Alderman, Ward 3) denounced Mayor Ellen Moyer, Finance Committee Chair Classie Hoyle, and the rest of the Annapolis City Council for the 54-percent increase in liquor fees for restaurants, taverns, package goods stores, and hotels and vows to introduce a budget amendment to repeal this increase when elected on November 3rd. These fee increases on residents and businesses that are buried in the budget and passed by the...Read Full Story