Anne Arundel County established a charter form of government in 1964.
The Anne Arundel County Government consists of Departments and Offices as well as Boards & Commissions. These entities work together to serve our Citizen's needs.
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Anne Arundel County provides a wide array of services and programs for its Citizens, Businesses, and Visitors
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With almost 54,000 businesses, Anne Arundel County is a major hub of commerce and development. With a $35 billion economy, low taxes, a vast multi-modal transportation system, highly skilled workforce and excellent educational institutions, Anne Arundel County is the premier location to do business.
Agriculture remains a top industry in Maryland with 381 farms totaling 28,111 acres in Anne Arundel County alone. Anne Arundel County has resources in place to support our county farmers and agricultural producers and meet the needs of the agricultural business community.
The Agriculture, Farming and Agritourism Commission is made up of members from the County familiar with agriculture, farming and agritourism issues and are committed to the development, coordination and promotion of these uses in the County. The Commission meets quarterly and includes representatives from County Government.
| Commission Members |
|---|
| Anna Chaney |
| Brian Riddle |
| Deana Tice |
| Steuart Pittman |
| Kayla Griffith |
| John Faber |
| Julie Howes |
| Dave Rosage |
| Ray Greenstreet |
| James Weaver |
| John Rosso |
| Phil Hager |
| Wm. Bryant |
| Barbara Polito |
| Michelle Corkadel |
| Don Curtain |
| Lt. Albert A. Mudd |
| Nancy Duden |
| Lisa Barge |
| John Czajkowski |
| David Myers |
| David Miller |
As the most centrally-located county in Maryland and site of the state capital of Annapolis, Anne Arundel County is in many ways the heart of Maryland. Half a million people call the county home.
