Feedback About Website Wanted

The City is refreshing its website. How can we improve it? We want feedback. Would you complete a brief questionnaire by Sept. 6? We appreciate your help. The website is the most comprehensive source of information about the City.

Here is the online questionnaire for public feedback. Paper copies of the questionnaire are available at City Hall, 101 N. Court St.

Further information is available from the Information Technology Department: mbowman@cityoffrederick.com.

Construction Scheduled at Court Street Parking Deck

Starting Monday, construction work will cause changes in the operations at the Court Street Parking Deck.
The garage will be open while work is done, but no vehicles will be able to park on the west side of the second level.

During the construction, the entire second level on the west side will be a construction area and traffic lane. Please pay attention to the signage and the barriers in the garage, stay alert and drive slowly through this construction area.

MOVE, OR BE TOWE...

How Do You Get into Local Government?

United Way of Frederick County brings young people to City Hall during Summer Serve Leadership Week to find out what serving in government is like.

They find out what it takes to serve. Mayor Michael O’Connor describes his path to citizen service. This year, the Mayor, Alderman Roger Wilson, County Councilman Jerry Donald and State Delegate Ken Kerr shared their experience as elected offici...

Reminder: No Parking on W. Side 2nd Level of Court Street Parking Deck

Starting Monday, construction work will cause changes in the operations at the Court Street Parking Deck.
The garage will be open while work is done, but no vehicles will be able to park on the west side of the second level.

During the construction, the entire second level on the west side will be a construction area and traffic lane. Please pay attention to the signage and the barriers in the garage, stay alert and drive slowly through this construction area.

MOVE, OR BE TOWE...

Weinberg Earns Major State Grant, Recognized for Success

The Weinberg Center receives a $158,908 grant for “outstanding service to Maryland’s arts community” from the Maryland State Arts Council.
When did you last check out what's on at the Weinberg Center?

Do you know about the artistic, cultural, entertaining activities available to you at the Weinberg Center for the Arts? 

Don't let a great show pass you by: https://weinbergcenter.org/

Thank you for your service!

City of Frederick employees with five to 30 years of service recently received recognition from the Mayor and Board of Aldermen.

Twenty-one employees were recognized during a recent workshop.

Read on...

Public Input Wanted on Comprehensive Plan

The public is encouraged to participate in the 2020 Comprehensive Plan update. This plan will guide the City’s growth and development for the next 10 to 20 years, and you can help by responding to questions and offering feedback.

How can you get involved? 

Respond to the questionnaire: 2020 Comprehensive Plan Questionnaire

Comment on the interactive mapping tool: 2020 Comprehensive Plan Interactive Map Questionnaire

Stay informed: http://www.cityoffrederick.com/2020compplan

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Public Input Wanted on Comprehensive Plan

Are you interested in what will be built in Frederick the next 20 years?
You’ll want to be involved in the 2020 Comprehensive Plan update:
The plan will guide the City’s growth and development for the next 10 to 20 years.

How can you get involved? 

Respond to the questionnaire: 2020 Comprehensive Plan Questionnaire

(https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2020compplan)

Comment on the interactive mapping tool: 2020 Comprehensive Plan Interactive Map Questionnaire  (ht...

Mayor to Call for Closed Session of Board of Aldermen

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a closed session of the Board of Aldermen on Aug. 15, 2019, 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.

Rivermist Park Trail Reopened

The Rivermist Park trail is open again for the public to enjoy, now that storm damage has been repaired.

'Best Places to Work' Honored

Local 'Best Places to Work' have work-life balance and fun!
“I congratulate, and appreciate, that two of the five major category winners are based in The City of Frederick.” -- Mayor Michael O’Connor

Several Frederick area businesses were recognized at the Annual Best Places to Work awards program at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center in Frederick, Maryland, on July 30.  More than 100 nominations were submitted, and five companies st...

City Earns Certification for Quality of Life, Conservation Efforts

See the U.S. Green Building Council announcement that Frederick's water and natural resource conservation, historic preservation, and other achievements, earned the USGBC’s LEED for Cities certification.

The USGBC awards certification is based on a commitment to sustainable growth and progress, measured in standards of energy and resource conservation, transportation initiatives and quality of life. Watch the announcement here: http://frederick.granicus.c...

Key City Farm Market at Baker Park on Fridays

Vendors, food trucks: Fridays outside the William Talley Recreation Center area of Baker Park, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

City Branding to Include Seal as Logo

Mayor Michael O’Connor has heard the passionate response to the City’s new branding initiative. Based on the feedback, the Mayor has determined the city will not be using the logo component of the branding.

Storm Clean-up Guidance & Damage Prevention

Cleaning up after the severe storm that swept through Frederick July 21 will take some time. For storm debris on private property, cut to less than 6 feet in length, bundle and put out for yard waste collection on your normal trash collection day.

Utility Wires: If you notice downed wires entangled with trees or tree limbs, do not touch. Contact Potomac Edison, 1-888-LIGHTSS, to report the issue.

City crews will be working over the next several days to clean up from the storm, and we remind...

Street Light Upgrade on Market Street Scheduled

Beginning approximately July 22, the City will be upgrading street lights on South Market Street from South Street to the intersection at Clarke Place and Madison Street.

 During the first two days of work, parking spaces on both sides of the street will be closed.

New Guidelines in Effect for Historic District

A significant update to guidelines affecting the Frederick Town Historic District are now in effect.

In June, the Board of Aldermen approved the 2019 Edition of the Frederick Town Historic District Design Guidelines.

Key City Farm Market at Baker Park on Fridays

Vendors, food trucks: Fridays outside the William Talley Recreation Center area of Baker Park, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Curbside Service Can Haul Bulk Items

City residents who have water-damaged goods may find it useful to reserve a time for the Sanitation Department to pick up bulk items at the curb.

“The once-per-year free service that we started this year may be particularly helpful,” said Mayor Michael O’Connor.

To reserve a time for curbside collection, contact the Sanitation Department at 301-600-1377 or online: &...

2030 Strategic Plan Update: Open House July 16

On July 16, from 12 to 8 p.m., all are invited to an open house to review and comment on the 2030 Strategic Plan draft presentation.

The plan has evolved based on input from the community, and collaboration among City staff and Mayor Michael O’Connor.

The Strategic Plan will guide improvements to the City over the next 10 years. The plan will be used to direct budgeting, set p...

Heavy Rains Cause Wastewater Overflow

Heavy rains have contributed to the flows and now have exceeded the Frederick Wastewater Treatment Plant’s capacity, causing overflow of wastewater, starting at about 8 a.m. today, July 8.

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 will be notified.

Signs caution the public to avo...

Flood Warning Extended

The National Weather Service has extended a flood warning for today.
Frederick reminds the public they should be alert for areas known to flood and can help reduce flooding by clearing storm drains.

More than 5,000 storm drains capture storm water in the City, and they can quickly clog with debris. 

Stay informed by following local news and the National Weather Service at www.weather.gov

Frederick's 4th: Family Fun at Baker Park

Mayor Michael O'Connor officially opened the festivities at the Frederick's 4th event. Activities, food and music fill Baker Park for the day at this family friendly July 4 celebration.

Read on...

July 4 Holiday: Free Parking, Till Saturday Morning

On July 4 and 5, City parking meters and garages will be free for parking. The exit arm at parking decks will be up until 7 a.m. on Saturday, when hourly rates for parking will again be assessed. Starting at 7 a.m., it will cost $12 or more to exit.

Anyone still in garages after 7 a.m. on Saturday will owe a minimum of $12 to exit the garages, and the fee could be higher, depending on the time the vehicle entered the garage.

See other schedule changes in fitness center operations and trash/ya...

State, City Honor Bonnie Swann for Helping People

On behalf of Frederick, Mayor Michael O'Connor, below left, congratulates Bonnie Swann, below right, receiving the William Donald Schaefer Helping People Award. Comptroller Peter Franchot, below center, visited City Hall July 2 to give the award.

Bonnie was quite surprised and humbled to receive the recognition, but family, friends and loved ones surrounded her and assured her she deserves the recognition she received from Frederick, the state, and Congress. /DocumentCenter/View/12907

Read on...

Proclaiming RED Shirt Fridays

At Francis Scott Key VFW Post 11, Mayor Michael O'Connor joined state and county representatives in proclaiming RED shirt Fridays to demonstrate support for deployed members of the military.

Read on...

Celebrating Asbury UMC Contributions

Mayor Michael O'Connor celebrated with and recognized Asbury United Methodist Church at its annual block party on June 29.

Read on...

Agenda Topics, Recent News

New video productions, ZBA agenda, Historic Preservation, K9s join force, more

New Channel 99 Production, “Bike to Work Day,” video recap.

July 4 Holiday, Trash Pickup Changes, Free Parking 

For more ...

2030 Strategic Plan Update: Open House July 16

On July 16, from 12 to 8 p.m., all are invited to an open house to review and comment on the 2030 Strategic Plan draft action items that have been identified, based on community comments, and collaboration among City staff and Mayor Michael O’Connor.

Comments will be accepted. The estimated completion date for the Strategic Plan is mid-summer.

July 4 Holiday, Schedule Changes & Free Parking

Frederick offices will be closed to observe the Fourth of July on Thursday and Friday, July 4 and 5. Some service and parking fee schedules will change. All 24/7 operations will operate as usual.

See changes in Parking fees, fitness center operations and trash/yard waste collection.

New K9 Partners, Handler Honors

On June 20, Mayor Michael O'Connor and Frederick Police Chief Ed Hargis recognized Officer First Class Michael McGrew and Officer First Class Joseph Constantine for completing 12 weeks of Police Canine Handler School.

Officer McGrew and his partner Breaker, and Officer Constantine and his partner Chase are now certified with the North American Police Work Dog Association. Both dogs are certified for drug odor detection and general patrol work. Frederick recognizes the ...

Summary of Recent Events, Agenda Topics, News

Updated June 20, 2019

New Channel 99 Production, “Preserve This – Mill Pond House,” local history you didn’t know you didn’t know

2030 Strategic Plan Update Open House: July 16, come check it out, and join the story!

Frederick na...

Flood Watch in Effect: Preparation Tips

The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for the Frederick area 2 to 11 p.m., today, June 18.
You can help prevent flash flooding by clearing any debris from storm drains.
Be aware of known high-water areas; avoid all flood waters.

Key City Food and Farm Market at Baker Park on Fridays

Vendors, food trucks: Fridays outside the William Talley Recreation Center area of Baker Park, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Summary of Recent Events, Agenda Topics, News

See what has happened, what's coming up, what you can attend.

Frederick named a “perfect place for young professionals”

Proclaiming Juneteenth: June 19: a day of reflection, and a moment in time taken to appreciate the African American experience.

Bicycle Safety Video: from the State Highway Office

June 20 May...

City Promotes Tracy Coleman to New DPW Post

Tracy Coleman has been promoted to the position of Deputy Director of Public Works for Engineering and Operations, filling a new position approved earlier this year by the Mayor and Board.

“Frederick has been very fortunate to have Tracy leading our Engineering Department, and she is bringing outstanding experience and knowledge to this new position." -- Mayor Michael O'Connor

2030 Strategic Plan Update: Open House July 16

On July 16, from 12 to 8 p.m., all are invited to an open house to review and comment on the 2030 Strategic Plan draft action items that have been identified, based on community comments, and collaboration among City staff and Mayor Michael O’Connor.

Comments will be accepted. The estimated completion date for the Strategic Plan is mid-summer.

Ground Broken: Butterfly Lane Realignment

Frederick has broken ground for the realignment of Butterfly Lane, a project that supports Westside Regional Park and will improve transportation flow on the City's west side.

Summary of Upcoming Events, Agenda Topics, News

See what has happened, what's coming up, what you can attend.

Butterfly Lane Realignment groundbreaking ceremony

June 13 Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda

Proclamations ... and more, in detail

Summer Concert Series: McCartney Experience Next

Celebrate Frederick has lined up music of every style to fill Sunday evenings all summer. The McCartney Experience, the Ultimate Sir Paul Tribute, Sunday, June 16

Celebrate Frederick's 2018 Summer Concert Series, features free musical performances, in the Baker Park Band Shell.While each series performance is free to the public, the Summer Concert Series Committee encourages each guest to bring a canned food item i...

Rivermist Park Trail Closed for Repairs

The Rivermist Park trail is again closed to the public again to complete storm damage repairs.
The public should pay attention to the signs posted in the area.

The park was opened for the weekend, but will remain closed while repairs are completed, probably a couple of weeks.

The path leads from the boat ramp, located at 1801 Monocacy Blvd., alongside the Monocacy River, behind the Dearbought community, to Castle...

Mayor to Call for Closed Session of Board of Aldermen

Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a closed session on June 6, 2019, 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 Conference Room B of the Municipal Annex.

Summary of Upcoming Events, Agenda Topics, News

See what has happened, what's coming up, what you can attend.

Butterfly Lane Realignment groundbreaking ceremony

June 10 Planning Commission Meeting Agenda

June 13 Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda

Proclamations ... and more, in detail

City Earns Recognition for Bicycle Initiatives

May 14, the League of American Bicyclists recognized The City of Frederick with a Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community award, joining 475 communities across the country in building better places for people to bike.

Achievement Points to Progress in ‘Sustainability, Livability’

The announcement recognizes Frederick as one of 39 new and renewing Bicycle Friendly Communities that are transforming the transportation landscape, focused on livability me...

Hedge Trimming Required

The City of Frederick reminds property owners of their responsibility and the importance of trimming foliage that may encroach in the public right of way, over fences or out of yard boundaries.

Growth from all hedges, bushes, shrubbery and trees must remain inside property boundaries, per City code.

Key City Farm Market at Baker Park on Fridays

Fridays, the Key City Food & Farm Market is outside the William Talley Recreation Center area of Baker Park, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Produce, food trucks, products ...

It's Earth Day; What Might You Do?

PROCLAMATION: The City of Frederick takes action ... that preserves and promotes forestation, protects the watershed, reduces energy consumption and seeks energy sources that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions; and ... The City encourages residents ...

...The City encourages residents, businesses and institutions on Earth Day to celebrate the Earth and commit to building a sustainable and green economy, noting that TransIT Services of Frederick County offers free rides on connectors and shuttles for the...

Arbor Day 2019

Three awards/recognition to the City: for its tree conservation, and public education achievements. Earning the Tree City title again, 39th consecutive year (first in Maryland to earn the designation).

At the Arbor Day ceremony hosted by North Frederick Elementary School Wednesday, Mayor Michael O'Connor encouraged students to carry the mission into the future.

Thanks to sponsors FSK Lions Club, Taskers Chance and Green-Walled Garden Clubs: A new white o...

Earth Day, April 22, Free Ride on TransIT

Earth Day "to celebrate the Earth and commit to building a sustainable and green economy." - Mayor Michael O'Connor.
The City proclaimed April 22 Earth Day in Frederick, and Mayor O'Connor encourages promoting sustainability, i.e., ride mass transit ...

TransIT Services of Frederick County will provide free rides on Connector and Shuttle routes. Details are on the TransIT website.The City encourages residents, businesses and institutions on Earth Day to celebrate the Earth and commit to building a sustai...

Curbside Bulk Pickup Offered Free - Once Per Year

City residents may reserve a time to have DPW pickup bulk items, once a year for free, at other times for a fee.

Mayor Michael O'Connor announced that starting in January 2019, the City would offer residents the opportunity to schedule curbside bulk item pickup, for free, one time per year. To schedule a pickup or get additional information, please contact the Sanit...

Annual Hydrant Flushing Scheduled in May

The annual hydrant flushing will occur in May, and may affect the appearance, but not the safety, of the water supply.

A schedule is set for hydrant locations.

Permits Offered to Collect Firewood at Watershed

A pilot program will let local residents obtain a permit to collect firewood from a designated area of the City’s watershed.

In 2019, just five permits – first come, first served – will be available.

Planning 101: Learn How City Plans

If you’ve ever wondered how the City’s planning process works, how new developments begin, or get approved, or how to engage in the process, come find out for free in our Planning 101 Class offered at City Hall on May 11.

Our professional and friendly team will guide you through the procedures you always wanted to understand. Learn the steps, and the best times in the planning process to influence decision makers.

Annual Drinking Water Report Issued

The City of Frederick has updated its annual Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) on City drinking water.

The most recent report is available for viewing and printing on-line at: http://www.cityoffrederick.com/ccr

Fair Housing Promoted; $100K on Table in FY20 Budget

"[To] make real progress ensuring there is price-appropriate housing for all." -- Mayor Michael O'Connor

Mayor Michael O’Connor proclaims Fair Housing Month, and his proposed fiscal year 2020 budget includes new money for housing assistance.

 “The
fund offers an opportunity to engage in a more focused conversation with ourcommunity partners about initiatives that make real progress ensuring there is
price-appropriate housing for all,” O’Connor said.

'Best Places to Work' Nominations Open

Nominations are open for the Frederick County Best Places to Work Awards. Any Frederick County business may be nominated by completing a four-question online nomination form.

Phebus Avenue Becomes One Way, Westbound

Phebus Avenue is now a one-way street, westbound. Use caution in the area as motorists become accustomed to the new one way operation.

Phebus Avenue is one-way, westbound.

City Employees Receive Appreciation for Years of Service

Did you know how many people have worked for the City more than five, 10, 20 or 30 years?

See the list of 110 people who have celebrated work anniversaries of 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 years of service with the City just since April 2018. This group was recognized publicly on March 13. Employees receive a pin and certificate for each anniversary...

Resources to Avoid Homelessness, Exposure to Weather

For those in danger of becoming homeless or who are, Frederick County, The City of Frederick and several nonprofit organizations administer programs that may help.

A current list of some of these government and non-government resources and their contact information is provided here as a courtesy. Information listed about non-governmental agencies may change without notice to The City, but corrections and updates wil...

FCAA Programs Offer Food Security

The Frederick Community Action Agency (FCAA) wants to remind
residents that it operates the following important Food and Nutrition Programs that promote food security as well as prevent hunger and malnutrition.

City Celebrates Inspector of Year

The City of Frederick recognized Code Enforcement Inspector David Beers, who received the Maryland Building Officials Association Inspector of the Year Award in December 2018.

David’s cooperative work with citizens and colleagues to bring cases to resolution and his willingness to take on the most difficult work distinguish him.

Curbside Bulk Pickup to Be Offered Free in 2019

Next year, you will be able to reserve free curbside bulk pickup.

Starting in January, under this new program that the Mayor announced in his 2018 State of the City address, the City will offer residents the opportunity to schedule curbside bulk item pickup, for free, one time per year.

Curbside Bulk Pickup to Be Offered Free in 2019

Mayor Michael O’Connor is pleased to announce that curbside bulk pickup will be offered, free, once per year to Frederick residents, starting in 2019.

Starting in January, under this new program that the Mayor announced in his 2018 State of the City address, the City will offer residents the opportunity to schedule curbside bulk item pickup, for free, one time per year.

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.

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

Free Summer Music Concerts: 80s Rock Cover Band Starts the Series

Celebrate Frederick has lined up all sorts of music to fill Sunday evenings this summer, starting June 9: Guys In Thin Ties, alternative, hard-driving '80s rock cover band, will start the series.

Celebrate Frederick's 2018 Summer Concert Series, features free musical performances, in the Baker Park Band Shell.

While each series performance is free to the public, the Summer Concert Series Committee encourages each guest to bring a canned food item i...

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.

Traffic Disruption Notice: Monocacy Boulevard at Riverbend Way

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 22, 2019

Traffic Disruption Notice - Thursday, August 29

Monocacy Boulevard at Riverbend Way 

Date:   Thursday, August 29 (Weather Dependent) 

Time:  8:30 am – 4:30 pm

Reason:  A...

Back to School Safety Tips

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 21, 2019

BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY TIPS

FREDERICK, MD – As summer is coming to a close and another new school year is just about to begin, the Frederick Police Department would like to remind drivers, par...

61st Frederick Police Academy Graduation

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UPDATE: Missing Juvenile - Macy Wilson Found Safe

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 20, 2019

UPDATE:  Macy has been found safe

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Update: Critical Missing Child Found Safe

9:57 am Update:  He has been found safe - thank you for your assistance

Critical Missing Child:  Keith Carlisle, age 9

FREDERICK, MD - This morning at approximately 4 am, Keith Carlisle, age 9 left a residence in the area of the 1000 block...

Frederick Police Department Applying for Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 12, 2019

Frederick Police Department Applying for Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant

FREDERICK, MD - The U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, and Bureau of Justice Assistance have announced that it ...

Update: Missing Person Found Safe

UPDATE 11:00 pm:   He has been found safe  

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 8, 2019

FREDERICK POLICE REQUEST ASSISTANCE LOCATING CRITICAL MISSING PERSON:  CONOR PICKERON

FREDERICK, MD - Frederick Police are asking for the publics assis...

FPD Requests Publics Assistance Identifying Theft & Fraud Suspect

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 5, 2019

FPD Requests Publics Assistance Identifying Theft & Fraud Suspect

FREDERICK, MD – The Frederick Police Department is asking for the publics help in identifying a person suspected of steal...

UPDATE FOUND SAFE: Karen Sue Reifsnider

UPDATE 10:15 pm:  Karen Sue Reifsnider has been located

Frederick Police Request Public Assistance Locating Critical Missing:  Karen Sue Reifsnider

MEDIA PLEASE ASSIST IN GETTING THIS OUT

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Police Department is a...

Frederick Police Make Arrest for Distribution of Crack Cocaine

Frederick Police Make Arrest for Distribution of Crack Cocaine

FREDERICK, MD - on July 31, 2019, at approximately 8:25 pm, members of the Frederick Police Department’s Street Crimes Unit were conducting surveillance in the Carroll Park Manor neig...

Celebrate National Night Out With FPD On Tuesday, August 6

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

July 31, 2019

Celebrate National Night Out With FPD On Tuesday, August 6

FREDERICK, MD - Millions of neighbors will take part in National Night Out on Tuesday, August 6 across thousands of communities from all fifty states, U....

Christopher Chase Found Safe

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

JULY 30, 2019

UPDATE:  Christopher Chase Found

11:30 pm:  Christopher Chase has been found safe and sound.  

CRITICAL MISSING PERSON:  CHRISTOPHER CHASE, age 17

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Po...

Concern for Missing Frederick Teenager

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

July 29, 2019

Concern for Missing Frederick Teenager

Detectives from the Frederick Police Department, Criminal Investigations Section are asking the public for help in locating a missing Frederick juvenile....

Frederick Police Investigate Deceased Person Found in Carroll Creek

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

July 24, 2019

Frederick Police Investigate Deceased Person Found in Carroll Creek

FREDERICK, MD – on today’s date at approximately 6:17 am, the Frederick Police Department received a call regardin...

Frederick Police Make Arrest for Felony Theft

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

July 19, 2019

Frederick Police Make Arrest for Felony Theft

FREDERICK, MD – On July 18, 2019, at 3:48 pm, the Milton, Delaware Police Department contacted the Frederick Police Department (FPD) and asked for assistanc...

FPD Headquarters Lobby to be Closed from July 13th & 14th for Maintenance

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

July 9, 2019

FPD Headquarters Lobby to be Closed from July 13^th & 14^th for Maintenance

FREDERICK, MD – The Frederick Police Department’s Headquarters building (100 West Patrick Street), lobby area will ...

Officers Make Arrest for Possession With Intent to Distribute

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

July 8, 2019

Officers Make Arrest for Possession With Intent to Distribute

FREDERICK, MD – On Saturday, July 6, 2019 at approximately 8:20 pm, Officers from the Frederick Police Department were on routine walking patr...

Frederick Police Asking For Public Assistance Regarding Homicide on June 27th

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July 17, 2019

FREDERICK POLICE CONTINUE TO INVESTIGATE DOUBLE SHOOTING THAT LEFT ONE DEAD:  ASKING FOR PUBLIC'S ASSISTANCE

FREDERICK, MD - Detectives with the Frederick Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Sect...

Frederick Police Investigating Shots Fired Incident

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 24, 2019

Frederick Police Investigating Shots Fired Incident 

FREDERICK, MD – On Sunday, June 23, at approximately 9:23 am the Frederick Police Department responded to the 200 block of Appleto...

Update #4: Frederick Police Make 6th Arrest for Shooting Incident

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July 26, 2019

Update #4:  FREDERICK POLICE MAKE 6th ARREST FOR JUNE 20, 2019, SHOOTING INCIDENT

FREDERICK, MD - At approximately 7:30 p.m. on July 25, 2019, a sixth suspect,  Omar Bah, age 17, of Fre...

FPD Request Assistance Identifying Person Suspected of Passing Counterfeit Currency

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

JUNE 19, 2019

Frederick Police Request Assistance Identifying Person Suspected of Passing Counterfeit Currency 

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance to identify a perso...

Update: Missing Juvenile, Aaliyah Laboy Has Been Located

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 20, 2019

Update:  Missing Juvenile, Aaliyah Laboy Has Been Located

FREDERICK, MD - Missing juvenile Aaliya Laboy has been located safe.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 19, 2019

Frederick Police Request Assistance in Locating Missi...

Frederick Police Make Arrest for Motor Vehicle Theft and Possession

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 18, 2019

Frederick Police Make Arrest for Motor Vehicle Theft and Possession

FREDERICK, MD – On, Monday, June 17, 2019, at approximately 9:55 pm, Officer Inman was on patr...

Missing Juvenile: Gisela Maria Davis (LOCATED)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 18, 2019

Missing Juvenile:  Gisela Maria Davis (LOCATED)

FREDERICK, MD - Gisela Maria Davis has been located safe.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 18, 2019

Missing Juvenile:  Gisela Maria Davis (updated photo)

FOR IMMEDIAT...

Officers Make Arrests for Assault and Disorderly Conduct

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 11, 2019

Officers Make Arrests for Assault and Disorderly Conduct

FREDERICK, MD - On Monday, June 10, 2019, at approximately 4:42 pm, Frederick Police Officers responded to the unit block of South Market Street for a repo...

Few Spots Remain for 2019 Youth Police Academy

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Frederick Police Offers Citizen Police Academy

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 10, 2019

Frederick Police Offers Citizen Police Academy

The Frederick Police Department is pleased to announce the 26^th session of the Citizen Police Academy (CPA) from August 7 - September 28, 2019.  

The CPA is an 8-week ...

Officers Serve Search and Seizure Warrant

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June 8, 2019

Directed Patrol Team, Drug Enforcement Unit, and Criminal Investigation Section Officers Serve Search and Seizure Warrant

Frederick, MD -Officers from the Frederick Police Department’s Directed Patrol Team served ...

Officers Make Arrests for Assault

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 3, 2019

Officers Make Arrests for Assault 

FREDERICK, MD - On Wednesday, May 29, 2019, at approximately 7:35 pm, Frederick Police Officers responded to the area of West All Saints Street and South Market Street f...

Officers Make Arrests for Assault and Theft

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 3, 2019

Officers Make Arrests for Assault and Theft 

FREDERICK, MD -  On Wednesday, May 29, 2019, at approximately 4:27 pm, Frederick Police received a call regarding a theft at a local retail business, ...

Spanish: Pediatra de Frederick, Dr. Ernesto Torres Acusado 65 cargos, 11 víctimas adicion

This is the same press release that was disseminated yesterday except in Spanish.

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA CONJUNTO

PARA PUBLICACION INMEDIATA

21 de mayo de 2019

ACTUALIZACIÓN # 2

Pediatra de Frederick, Dr. Ernesto Torres

Acusado 65 cargos, 11 víctimas adicionales

FREDERICK, MD - El viernes 17 ...

Frederick Pediatrician, Dr. Ernesto Torres Indicted on 65 Charges, 11 Additional Victims

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May 20, 2019:  2:40 pm

UPDATE #2 

Frederick Pediatrician, Dr. Ernesto Torres Indicted on 65 Charges, 11 Additional Victims

 FREDERICK, MD – On Friday, M...

Police Request Assistance Locating Missing Juvenile

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May 20, 2019

POLICE REQUEST ASSISTANCE LOCATING MISSING JUVENILE  

Christopher Stewart

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance locating a missing juvenile. Christopher Stew...

Sexual Solicitation of a Minor Arrests

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 May 19, 2019

Sexual Solicitation of a Minor Arrests

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Police Department and the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office arrested 4 adult males fo...

Frederick Police & State's Attorney's Office to Host Community Conversation

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 May 10, 2019

COMMUNITY CONVERSATION:  Having Uncomfortable Conversations With Your Children

FREDERICK, MD – The Frederick Police Department and Frederick County State&a...

Directed Patrol Team Makes Theft/Drug Arrest in Downtown Frederick

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UPDATE: Frederick Pediatrician, Dr. Ernesto Torres Bond Status

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May 8, 2019:  4:00 pm

UPDATE: Frederick Pediatrician, Dr. Ernesto Torres Bond Status

FREDERICK, MD – On today’s date at 2 pm, Dr. Ernesto Torres appeared before Frederick Circuit Court for a Bond R...

Grand Jury Indicts Frederick Pediatrician, Dr. Ernesto Torres for Sex Offenses

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 May 7, 2019

Grand Jury Indicts Frederick Pediatrician, Dr. Ernesto Torres for Sex Offenses

FREDERICK, MD - On April 26, 2019, the Frederick Police Department began an investigation into the allegations that ...

Frederick Police to Host Law Enforcement Torch Run: May 31, 2019

FREDERICK POLICE DEPARTMENT

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May 6, 2019

Frederick Police to Host Law Enforcement Torch Run

FREDERICK, MD – On Friday, May 31, 2019, the Frederick Police Department will be hosting the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run ...

Directed Patrol Team Makes Numerous Arrests In Downtown Area

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May 3, 2019

Directed Patrol Team Makes Numerous Arrests In Downtown Area

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Police Department’s, Directed Patrol Team, made up of a Lieutenant, Sergeant, Corpo...

Frederick County Teen Coalition to Host Teen Summit

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May 2, 2019

Frederick County Teen Coalition to Host Teen Summit

Saturday, June 1, 2019

FREDERICK, MD – The Frederick County Teen Coalition is excited to announce the first Teen Summit.  The Teen Summit will ...

Frederick’s Most Wanted Program Celebrates 10th Anniversary

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May 2, 2019

Frederick’s Most Wanted Program Celebrates 10th Anniversary

FREDERICK, MD – April marked the 10^th Anniversary of the Frederick’s Most Wanted (FMW) Program. The Frederick Police Departm...

Frederick Police Investigating Stabbing

FREDERICK POLICE DEPARTMENT

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April 30, 2019

Frederick Police Investigating Stabbing

FREDERICK, MD – On Monday, April 29, 2019 at 8:25 p.m., an adult resident of Vienna Court in Frederick called Frederick County Emergen...

Frederick Police Investigating Fatal Motor Vehicle Crash - Name Released

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April 29, 2019

Frederick Police Investigating Fatal Motor Vehicle Crash - Name Released

FREDERICK, MD - On Sunday, April 28, 2019, at approximately 8:06 am, Frederick Police Officers responded to a single vehicle collision wit...

Frederick Half Marathon: This Sunday

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April 29, 2019

Frederick Running Festival, Half Marathon – Roads Impacted

FREDERICK, MD – The Frederick Running Festival, Half Marathon will this Sunday, May 5, 2019, beginning at 7 am an...

Rape investigation leads to CDS Charges

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 April 23, 2019

Rape investigation leads to CDS Charges

FREDERICK, MD – On today’s date, April 23, 2019 at approximately 3:40 am, Frederick Police Officers responded to the 1300 block of ...

Update: (Photos) Frederick Police Investigate Armed Robbery of CVS Pharmacy

April 25, 2019

 UPDATE:  Frederick Police Investigate Armed Robbery of CVS Pharmacy 

Attached to this press release are photos of the two suspects who robbed the CVS Pharmacy at 402 South Jefferson Street on April 23, 201...

Few Spots Remain for Citizen Police Academy

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May 1, 2019

Few Spots Remain for Citizen Police Academy

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Police Department is pleased to announce the 26^th session of the Citizen Police Academy (CPA) starting August 7, 2019.  The CPA is an 8-week ...

FPD to Offer Citizen Police Academy

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May 1, 2019

FPD to Offer Citizen Police Academy

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Police Department is pleased to announce the 26^th session of the Citizen Police Academy (CPA) starting August 7, 2019.  The CPA is an 8-week program ...

FPD to Offer Citizen Police Academy

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May 1, 2019

FPD to Offer Citizen Police Academy

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Police Department is pleased to announce the 26^th session of the Citizen Police Academy (CPA) starting August 7, 2019.  The CPA is an 8-week program ...

FPD to Offer Citizen Police Academy

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May 1, 2019

FPD to Offer Citizen Police Academy

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Police Department is pleased to announce the 26^th session of the Citizen Police Academy (CPA) starting August 7, 2019.  The CPA is an 8-week program ...

FPD Announces Citizen Police Academy

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May 1, 2019

FPD Announces Citizen Police Academy

FREDERICK, MD - The Frederick Police Department is pleased to announce the 26^th session of the Citizen Police Academy (CPA) starting August 7, 2019.  The CPA is an 8-week program...