Website Guides Investors to Local 'Opportunity Zones'

A new website helps connect prospective investors with Frederick area ventures eligible for the Opportunity Zone incentive program, which reduces capital gains taxes on particular investments.

Frederick County, in collaboration with the City of Frederick and City of Brunswick, has launched the website. 

The Opportunity Zone program is a nationwide initiative administered by the U.S. Treasury and created under the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs ...

Airport Features Showcased for Business Aviators

Oct. 16-18, 2018, the Frederick Municipal Airport (FDK) will exhibit at the 2018 NBAA-BACE Conference, a premier meeting place for the business aviation community.

The event brings together key aviation contacts from around the world, including current and prospective business aircraft owners, manufacturers, and customers.

Mayor's Fourth Friday Q&A - October

Mayor Michael O'Connor’s
Fourth Friday Q&A
7:30-8:45 a.m., Oct. 26
The Frederick Coffee Company & Café
100 N. East St., Frederick

Talk to the mayor about anything you like: Walk-ins welcome, or sign up online to reserve time: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090A48A4AF29A6FD0-qa2

FEMA's Updated Flood Maps Open to Comment

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has presented a new Flood Insurance Rate Map and Flood Insurance Study report for public review and comment.

Museum Allowed to Demonstrate Musket Fire

During its annual Oktoberfest event on Oct. 20 and 21, the Schifferstadt Architectural Museum, 1110 Rosemont Ave., has permission to demonstrate musket fire, using blank rounds.

Meeting for Community Grant Applicants

Any nonprofit, 501(c)(3), organization that is considering applying for a grant from the City must attend a workshop at 10 a.m. Nov. 1 in the City Hall boardroom to learn about the application process.

City Scores 100 on LGBTQ Equality Index

Mayor Michael O’Connor is pleased to announce that for the second year The City of Frederick scored 100 on the Human Rights Campaign Municipal Equality Index:

https://bit.ly/2RyFLcC

WWII Planes Coming for Tours, Rides

Frederick Municipal Airport will host a visit by historic WWII vintage airplanes in The Wings of Freedom Tour. The planes be on display Oct. 10 to 12 at the airport. For reservations and information on flight experiences, call 800-568-8924.

UPDATE: Church Street Top Level Open

Parking is again available on all levels at the Church Street Parking Deck, 17 E. Church St.
Drivers should be aware that some areas are still blocked off to accommodate ongoing maintenance work.

The City appreciates the patience of drivers who have been inconvenienced during the partial closure.

CDBG Grant Applicants Invited to Meet Early

The City of Frederick Department of Planning/Community Development Division will begin taking pre-application meetings with interested applicants to discuss projects and activities eligible for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding.

The purpose of the meeting will be to give applicants substantial time to prepare their scope of work, determine project costs and obtain all other necessary supporting documentation in order to submit their application for the upcoming Annual Action Plan...

Oct. 20 Freecycle Roundup to Receive, Reuse Bulk Items

The next Freecycle Roundup serving The City of Frederick will be Saturday, Oct. 20, to receive and recycle the bulk items City residents no longer want to keep.

New Leaf/Yard Waste Collection Begins

On Oct. 1, weekly curbside pick-up of yard waste began, to include leaf collection.

Effective Oct. 1, 2018, residents’ yard waste pick-up will occur on the same day as their currently scheduled solid waste (trash) pick-up.  This new schedule replaces the twice-per-month schedule for yard waste collection in their location. &...

Mayor to Call for Closed Session of Board of Aldermen

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a closed session on Oct. 4, 2018, at 6 p.m. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Board of Aldermen to convene the meeting as a closed session in the Mayor’s Office at City Hall.

Emergency Preparedness Training Offered

The public is invited to get free training in emergency preparedness on Oct. 20.

Frederick County Emergency Responders will conduct a free community preparedness seminar on Oct. 20 from 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. at The City of Frederick Police Training Facility, 6424 Plant Road, Frederick. Attendance will be restricted to the first 80...

Rains Cause Wastewater Treatment Plant to Overflow

Heavy rainfall over the past few days exceeded the City of Frederick Wastewater Treatment Plant’s capacity, causing overflow of wastewater, Sept. 28, 2018.

The drinking water supply is not affected by this incident, and the City’s water supply is safe for all uses. 

The overflow is occurring on the north side of the closed entrance to the Wastewater Treatment Plant. The State of Maryland De...

Groundbreaking Sept. 28 for Christopher's Crossing Link

Mayor Michael O’Connor invites the public to celebrate when ground is broken at 11 a.m. Sept. 28 for the section of Christopher’s Crossing between Clover Ridge and Walter Martz Road.

Comment Period Open Until Oct. 7 on Transportation Plan

On Sept. 7, the Transportation Planning Board released Visualize 2045, the FY 2019-2024 regional Transportation Improvement Program, and the Air Quality Conformity Analysis for a 30-day public comment period.

The public and any TPB member or stakeholder may submit comments. The Visualize 2045 plan document includes chapters covering regional policies, the aspirational element, the financially constrained element, and explains how the plan was developed. It als...

Mayor's Office Welcomes Exec, Admin Assistants

Mayor Michael O’Connor announces the selection of Marc DeOcampo to serve as executive assistant of administration, and Danielle Kellizy, administrative assistant, rounding out the hiring the Mayor expected to complete when he took office.

Freecycle Roundup to Receive, Reuse Bulk Items

The next Freecycle Roundup serving The City of Frederick will be Saturday, Oct. 20, to receive and recycle the bulk items City residents no longer want to keep.

Youth Encouraged to Serve in City Government

The City invites its 14- to 18-year-olds to apply through Sept. 28 to serve on the City’s new Youth Advisory Council, starting this fall.

The Youth Advisory Council’s primary goal is to expand involvement and gain insight from youth so their voices can be heard, and to address a concern about a lack of opportunities for emerging adults in the Frederick community.

Car-Free Days, Free Ride on TransIT

“This is such a great opportunity to be part of a growing effort to reduce automobile use and traffic." -- Mayor Michael O’Connor
The City will proclaim Sept. 21 and Sept. 22 Car-Free and Car-Lite Days.

Proclamation: Sept. 20 Mayor O’Connor will recognize TransIT Services of Frederick County, which will observe Car Free Day on Friday by providing free rides on Connector and Shuttle routes. Details are on the TransIT website.

Regional participants who regi...

'Tale of the Lion' Premiere Opens at Weinberg

History is made Sept. 15 at the premiere "The Tale of the Lion: Our Stories, Our Voices," documentary of the lives of Frederick area African Americans. They share the memories, wit, and wisdom that have shaped their lives.

Mayor Michael O'Connor welcomed people to the event, which  he described as an opportunity to hear great stories, make history and make amends for history. Read the full text of his remarks online. https://www.cityoffrederick.com/Documen...

Hurricane Preparation Advised

Mayor Michael O’Connor and emergency management officials are preparing now for potential impacts from Hurricane Florence, which is approaching the East coast. They advise the public to prepare now too.

September 11 Tribute

On Sept. 11, 2018, Mayor Michael O’Connor spoke of America's Community Resilience, in a 9/11 remembrance ceremony jointly sponsored by The City of Frederick, Frederick County and Fort Detrick at Winchester Hall.

Health Dept Warns Public About Contaminated Waters

Heavy rainfall has overwhelmed sewage collection systems in some areas of Frederick County. The Frederick County Health Department (FCHD) advises the public to avoid the following waterways affected by contaminated water from sewage overflows:

• · Little Tuscarora Creek and Tuscarora Creek in the following neighborhoods:
•   Clover Hill III, Cloverdale, Clover Ridge, Mill Island, Willow Brook, Tuscarora Knolls, Wormans Mill, and Waterside.
• · Carroll Creek and Culler Lak...

New Yard Waste Services to Start in October; New Leaf Policy

Mayor Michael O’Connor is announcing that The City of Frederick will start weekly curbside pick-up of yard waste next month, adding a new service for residents and making progress toward higher environmental protection standards and public safety.

Effective Oct. 1, 2018, residents’ yard waste pick-up will occur on the same day as their currently scheduled solid waste (trash) pick-up.  This new schedule will replace the current twice-per-month schedule for yard waste collection in their loc...

Rains Cause Wastewater Treatment Plant to Overflow

Heavy rainfall over the weekend exceeded the City of Frederick Wastewater Treatment Plant’s capacity, causing overflow of wastewater, starting at about noon on Sunday.

The overflow is occurring in front of the Wastewater Treatment Plant into Carroll Creek, immediately upstream of the Monocacy River. The State of Maryland Department of the Environment and Health Department have been notified.

Signs have been posted cautio...

Historic District Guideline Changes Open to Comment

The public is invited to comment on the final draft of Historic District guideline amendments, affecting building rehabilitation and construction in The City of Frederick’s Historic District.

Channel 99 Works with FCPS Career Tech Interns

On Sept. 6, Mayor Michael O’Connor thanked FCPS Career & Technology Center TV / Multimedia interns and their instructor for their work with the City's audio visual productions on Channel 99.

In a program that began last winter, six students of Adam Frank, FCPS Career & Technology Center TV / Multimedia instructor, worked on productions for Channel 99. They worked on the City’s “Fact Finding” series, which featured information on bicycle r...

Applicants Wanted for Planning Commission

The City of Frederick is currently seeking interested persons to fill a vacancy on the Planning Commission.

911 Tribute on Tuesday, Bells to Ring

At noon on Sept. 11, Mayor Michael O’Connor will join County Executive Jan Gardner in a 9/11 remembrance ceremony jointly sponsored with Fort Detrick at Winchester Hall.

At 1 p.m. on Sept. 11, the Mayor encourages individuals anywhere in the City to step outdoors at that hour to ring a bell four times – once for each of the planes that were hijacked on Sept. 11, 2001.

Mayor to Call for Closed Session of Board of Aldermen

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a closed session on Thursday, Sept. 6, 2018, at 5:30 p.m. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Board of Aldermen to convene the meeting as a closed session in the Mayor’s Office at City Hall.

This action is in accordance with the authority granted under the Annotated Code of Maryland, General Provisions Article §3-305(b)(1)(i) to discuss the appointment, employment, assignment, promotion, discipline, demotion, compensation, removal, ...

Sept. 6 Meeting Agenda

The agenda for the Sept. 6 Mayor and Board of Aldermen public hearing is published.

Public Meetings the Week of Aug. 27

The weekly public meeting schedule has been revised to include the Maryland Department of the Environment meeting on Aug. 29 and the call for a closed session on Aug. 31.

Mayor to Call for Closed Session Aug. 31

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a closed session on Friday, August 31, 2018 at 12:00 p.m. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Board of Aldermen to convene the meeting as a closed session in the Mayor’s Office at City Hall.

This action is in accordance with the authority granted under the Annotated Code of Maryland, General Provisions Article §3-305(b)(1)(i) to discuss the appointment, employment, assignment, promotion, discipline, demotion, compensation, removal, r...

Aug. 22 Voting Record

The voting record from the Aug. 22 Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting is published.

Aug. 27 Development Review Conference Agenda

The agenda for the Development review Conference is published.

Regional Transportation Plans Up for Review

The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board will host a series of Open Houses to explore the long-range transportation plan, Visualize 2045.

The Open Houses will give attendees the chance to explore the draft plan and learn about the region, major projects, and analysis.  The open house closest to Frederick is 

Sept. 12:Time:4:00 - 7:00pm

Location:Upcounty Government Services C...

Aug. 28 Zoning Board of Appeals Agenda

The agenda for the Aug. 28 Zoning Board of Appeals hearing is published.

Applicants Wanted for Planning Commission

The City of Frederick is currently seeking interested persons to fill a vacancy on the Planning Commission.

Aug. 23 Historic Preservation Commission Agenda

The agenda for the Aug. 23 Historic Preservation Commission hearing is published.

Public Meetings the Week of Aug. 20

The schedule of public meetings the week of Aug. 20 is published.

Aug. 16 Voting Record

The voting record from the Aug. 16 Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting is published.

August 8 Voting Record

The voting record from the Aug. 8, 2018, Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting/workshop is published.

I-270 Study Comment Period Open

The comment period is open for the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration plan to improve the southern section of Interstate-270. Focus on the northern section that runs through Frederick County is proposed for a later phase.

Public Meetings the Week of Aug. 13

The schedule of public meetings the week of Aug. 13 is published.

Aug. 15 Workshop Agenda

The agenda for the Aug. 15 Mayor and Board of Aldermen workshop is published.

I-270 Study Open for Comment

The comment period is open for the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration plan to improve the southern section of Interstate-270. Focus on the northern section that runs through Frederick County is proposed for a later phase.

County Announces Opening of Roundabout

The Frederick County Office of Transportation Engineering announced Aug. 8, 2018, that the intersection of Yellow Springs Road and Christophers Crossing roundabout is now open to traffic.

Aug. 2 Voting Record

The voting record from the Aug. 2 Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting is published.

Aug. 9 Historic Preservation Commission Agenda

The agenda for the Aug. 9 Historic Preservation Commission meeting is published.

Aug. 16 Meeting Agenda

The agenda for the Aug. 16 Mayor and Board of Aldermen business meeting is published.

CDBG Grant Applicants Invited to Meet Early

The City of Frederick Department of Planning/Community Development Division will begin taking pre-application meetings with interested applicants to discuss projects and activities eligible for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding.

The purpose of the meeting will be to give applicants substantial time to prepare their scope of work, determine project costs and obtain all other necessary supporting documentation in order to submit their application for the upcoming Annual Action Plan...

Change in Sign Regulations Explained

A newly enacted ordinance changes what types and locations of signs are allowed.

A copy of the complete ordinance is available on the City’s website  at https://tinyurl.com/y9bpj8rg. A summary of the contents is published. For additional information, please contact the Planning Department at 301-600-1499.

Survey Open: Public Art for Traffic Circle

Nonprofit groups East Frederick Rising and The Rotary Club of Frederick are conducting a survey to seek feedback on a potential public art project. The public is encouraged to participate.

East Frederick Rising and The Rotary Club of Frederick are conducting a survey to seek feedback on a potential public art project which they are considering pursuing. The proposed location of the project would be the existing traffic circle on East Street...

Public Meetings the Week of Aug. 6

The schedule of public meetings the week of Aug. 6 is published.

Tax Relief Adopted, Effective in 2019

Senior homeowners in Frederick may be eligible for tax relief beginning July 1, 2019, thanks to a recently adopted ordinance.

To be considered for the tax credit, residents should apply for the Maryland State Homeowner’s Tax Credit. The state will then determine if residents qualify for the City credit. If eligible, property owners will receive a credit on their proper...

Youth Encouraged to Serve in City Government

The City invites its 14- to 18-year-olds to apply through Sept. 28 to serve on the City’s new Youth Advisory Council, starting this fall.

Aldermen unanimously voted to create the council to increase participation by young people in City decisions. The council will consist of 18 total members, 13 voting and five non-voting. City residents ages 14 to 18 will make up the voting members.The You...

Aug. 8 Meeting Agenda

The agenda for the Aug. 8, 2018, meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen is published.

Youth Invited to Serve in City Government

The deadline has been extended to apply to serve on the City’s new Youth Advisory Council, starting this fall. The City invites its 14- to 18-year-olds to apply through Sept. 28.

Aldermen unanimously voted to create the council to increase participation by young people in City decisions. The council will consist of 18 total members, 13 voting and five non-voting. City residents ages 14 to 18 will make up the voting members.The You...

'Best Places to Work' Honored

Frederick area businesses were recognized at the Annual Best Places to Work awards program July 26.
Two of the five major category winners are in The City of Frederick.

National Report Praises Frederick’s Arts Culture

The National Center for Arts Research report spotlighted the Frederick Arts and Entertainment District and commended the City's vibrant, artistic scene.
“Arts and culture also play a vital role in a city’s livability and its social cohesion. ”

The NCAR report found: “In the Frederick Arts and
Entertainment District you will find the Delaplaine Arts Center, Griffin ArtCenter, Weinberg Center for the Arts, the annual Frederick Festival of the Arts
and a vibrant independent artist sc...

Updated: Public Meetings the Week of July 30

A revised schedule of public meetings the week of July 30 is published.

Aug. 1 Workshop Agenda Is Published

The Aug. 1 Mayor and Board workshop agenda is published.

New Location for Interactive Map of Road Closures

To better inform citizens about existing and planned road closures, The City of Frederick is now posting those details on the Maryland Department of Transportation road closure map.

Users will see a bigger picture of regional road closures. The MDOT interactive map, similar to what was previously housed on the City website, enables users to click on a scheduled or ongoing closure for details.

Survey Open: Public Art for Traffic Circle

Nonprofit groups East Frederick Rising and The Rotary Club of Frederick are conducting a survey to seek feedback on a potential public art project. The public is encouraged to participate.

East Frederick Rising and The Rotary Club of Frederick are conducting a survey to seek feedback on a potential public art project which they are considering pursuing. The proposed location of the project would be the existing traffic circle on East Street...

July 9 Planning Commission

The July 9 Planning Commission Public Hearing agenda is published.

July 11 Meeting & Workshop Agenda

The July 11 Mayor and Board of Aldermen workshop and meeting agenda is published.

Revised: Agenda for July 5 Mayor and Board of Aldermen Meeting

The Agenda for the July 5 Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting has been revised to include an additional Item (XI. 4).

June 21 Voting Record

The voting record from the June 21 Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting is published.

Public Meetings the Week of June 25

The schedule of public meetings the week of June 25 is published.

June 27 Mayor and Board of Aldermen Meeting Agenda

The June 27 meeting agenda is published.

Healthy City Honors

Healthy City Honors
For healthy living initiatives, The City of Frederick was promoted to a platinum level HEAL leader during the Maryland Municipal League Summer Conference on June 12.

Public Meetings the Week of June 18

The schedule for public meetings the week of June 18 is published.

June 20 Workshop Agenda

The June 20 Mayor and Board of Aldermen workshop agenda is published.

Revised: Public Meetings the Week of June 11

A revised schedule of public meetings for the week of June 11 is published

June 6 Agenda

The agenda for the June 6 Mayor and Board of Aldermen workshop is published. The meeting will be at the Municipal Annex, 140 W. Patrick St., not at City Hall.

Public Meetings the Week of June 4

The schedule of public meetings the week of June 4 is published.

Chase Eder's Essay 'If I Were Mayor' Earns Honors

Congratulations to Chase Eder, District 6 winner in the Maryland Municipal League's "If I Were a Mayor, I Would ..." competition.

Public Meetings the Week of May 28

The schedule of public meetings the week of May 28 is published.

Opportunity to Serve on Boards Commissions

The Mayor and Board of Aldermen rely on numerous citizen boards and commissions in a planning and advisory capacity. You may fill out an application at any time, to be considered when there is an opening on one of them.

http://www.cityoffrederick.com/FormCenter/Mayors-Office-30/Commission-Vacancy-Application-88

Key City Food, Farm Market Coming Fridays

The Key City Food & Farm Market is a new weekly event starting this spring.

The market will run from May 4 to Oct. 26. The Food & Farm Market will feature food trucks and locally sourced goods at the William Talley Recreation Center area of Baker Park, every Friday between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.; food trucks until 2 p.m...

Mayor's Team Begins to Examine City Departments

Mayor Michael O’Connor’s transition committee has begun its mission to explore how every City department functions, how it might do more, do things differently, or should continue as is.
Newly formed workgroups begin to examine departmental functions.

Race/Walk Sponsors Have New Rules for Events

The City of Frederick made some changes to its parade/walk/race permit process that are effective immediately.
A complete list is published online: http://www.cityoffrederick.com/1054/Parades-Walks-Races.

Monocacy Boulevard Information

For the latest information about the Monocacy Boulevard project, visit the project's page on the City website.

The Monocacy Boulevard project and the effects of the road closure are a top priority. City engineers, the mayor and police are continuously evaluating potential modifications to traffic controls to improve movement along alternate routes.  

The C...

The City has added pickleball lines to the tennis courts at:

The City has added pickleball lines to the tennis courts at: Amber Meadows, Max Kehne, and Monocacy Village Parks.

Monocacy Blvd. to Close for Major Redesign, Bridge Work

The project to realign and widen Monocacy Boulevard will soon involve closing much of the road for about 18 months to replace a bridge over the Monocacy River and install four new lanes for through traffic.

The City is giving as much notice as possible and is aware of the inconvenience it will cause to traffic that normally uses Monocacy Boulevard between the City’s downtown and Md. 26.

Monocacy Boulevard will be closed between Gas House Pike and Sc...

Frederick Police K9 Maverick To Get Donation Of Body Armor

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 15, 2018

Frederick Police K9 Maverick To Get Donation Of Body Armor

FREDERICK, MD - Frederick Police Department’s K9 Maverick will receive a bullet and stab protective vest thanks to a charitable donation from the non-...

Frederick Police To Participate in Cops on Rooftops

FREDERICK POLICE DEPARTMENT

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 15, 2018

Frederick Police To Take To Rooftop Of Dunkin Donuts Store In Support Of Special Olympics Maryland

FREDERICK, MD –The Frederick Police Department will be raising funds for ...

Frederick Police to Honor Richard "Mark" Bremer with Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 10, 2018

Frederick Police to Honor Richard “Mark” Bremer  

Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony

Friday, October 26, 2016

FREDERICK, MD – Please join the Fre...

Frederick Police to host 5K on the Runway

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 8, 2018

&...

Frederick Police to Host 5K on the Runway

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 5, 2018

Frederick Police to Host 5K on the Runway to Benefit Special Olympics Maryland

Saturday, November 10, 2018

FREDERICK, MD – Please join the Frederick Police Department for the first-ever 5K on...

Frederick Police Investigate Firearm Discharge

FREDERICK POLICE DEPARTMENT

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 3, 2018

Frederick Police Investigate Firearm Discharge

FREDERICK, MD – At about 2013 hours on October 2, 2018, a resident in Amber Meadows called the Frederick Police Department and...

Frederick Police make Gun and Possession with Intent to Distribute Drug Arrest

During a business check on W Patrick St, Ofc J Johnston smelled the odor of Marijuana coming from a vehicle parked in the Taco Bell parking lot. Ofc J Johnston made contact with the driver, Christopher Lloyd Jackson, and placed him under arrest.

Jackson was searched and Ofc J Johnston located a clear baggie of suspected cocaine in Jacksons left sock. Ofc J Johnston then searched the vehicle and located the following items:

Approximately 6.3 grams of Heroin

Approximately 19.6 grams of Cocaine

21 Adde...

Street Crimes Unit Arrests Crack Cocaine Dealer

Street Crimes Unit officers conducted a month long investigation into a known crack cocaine dealer.

During the month of August, the Frederick Police Department's Street Crimes Unit began an investigation into Timothy Stewart Frock (12-19-1990). Officers had received information from several sources that Frock was involved with selling crack cocaine in t...

Frederick Police Seeks Public's Assistance in Identifying Shoplifter

The Frederick Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a person who stole several items from the Walmart located on 2421 Monocacy Boulevard on September 20, 2018, at approximately 3-3: 30 pm.  The person was d...

Frederick Police Department Community Survey

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

September 24, 2018

Frederick Police Department Community Survey

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Police Department is asking those who live or work in the City of Frederick to please take a few minutes to complete our 2018 Commun...

Frederick Police Department Investigating Accident Involving Struck Pedestrian (Updated)

Frederick, MD.-09/16/2018 at approximately 2:07 a.m.,
officers of the Frederick Police Department responded to the intersection ofWest Patrick Street and Willowdale Drive for a personal injury accident
involving a single motor vehicle and a struck ped...

***UPDATE***Frederick Police Investigate Attempted Abduction

***UPDATE***

FREDERICK,
MD – Over the course of the past several weeks Detectives and Officers with theFrederick Police Department have worked tirelessly in an attempt to identify
the individual accused of the Attempted Abduction on 9/12/2018...

Registration Open For Citizen Police Academy

FREDERICK POLICE DEPARTMENT

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

September 10, 2018

Frederick Police Department Offers 25^th Citizen Police Academy 

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Police Department is pleased to offer the 25^th session of its Citize...

Guns & Hoses Charity Softball Game

FREDERICK POLICE DEPARTMENT

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 23, 2018

Guns & Hoses Charity Softball Game

FREDERICK, MD –Members of Frederick County Law Enforcement will be playing a charity softball game against Frederick County Firefighte...

Lieutenant Joseph Hayer Graduates From School of Police Staff and Command, Northwestern University

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 20, 2018

Lieutenant Joseph Hayer Graduates From

School of Police Staff and Command, Northwestern University Center for Public Safety

FREDERICK, MD – The Frederick Police Department is pleased to announce the re...

ALL City sports fields are closed today, Monday October 15, 2018

ALL City sports fields are closed today, Monday, October 15,
2018.<_o3a_p>

<_o3a_p>What CITY SPORTS FIELDS CLOSED means – All City leased fields,including City school fields, are closed for the time frame indicated.  No
one is to use the fields when...