SOCIAL JUSTICE CELEBRITY CHARITY WEEKEND EVENTS

BY THE CHASE YOUR DREAMS INITIATIVE

The Chase Your Dreams Initiative will make a donation from the event to the Breonna Taylor Foundation, Greater Parole Community Association,

and to a number of non-profit organizations

benefiting communities in Anne Arundel County.

WATERSHED MOMENTS CITY TV PROGRAM

GUEST: DR. JINLENE CHAN, MAY 2017

NEW KIDDIE ACADEMY PRESCHOOL IN WARD 3

Congrats to David & Dana Rost at Kiddie Academy of Annapolis for

breaking ground on their second location at 1919 West Street,

which will accommodate up to 160 children!

NEW MAMA AND BABY COMMUNITY PANTRY

AT DISCOVERIES LIBRARY AT ANNAPOLIS MALL

The pantry will be open every Saturday from 10am-12pm and as needed for individual families. Free baby/infant supplies up to 5T (diapers, wipes, baby shampoo/soap) and menstrual products are available. 

Resident Testimonials

“Thank you Rhonda for keeping us informed.  We are so very fortunate to have you in Ward 3.” -- Grafton and Peggy Johnson, Ward 3, Parole Heights Residents

“Good luck and God’s blessings for your continuance in office. Keep up the good work!” -- Harvey and Yvonne Ennis, Ward 3 Residents

Remember...

• City of Annapolis, Department of Planning & Zoning, Office of Economic Development, link for businesses: 

https://www.annapolis.gov/598/Economic-Development

• Anne Arundel Chamber of Commerce, link for businesses:

https://www.annearundelchamber.org

Rhonda’s Public Safety “Mantra”:

Rhonda Pindell Charles, Esq. Alderwoman/Councilwoman, Ward 3, Annapolis, MD City Council AND Chair, Public Safety Standing Committee, Annapolis City Council--Police, Fire (including EMS/Paramedics), and the Office of Emergency Management

By law, the Public Safety Committee shall consider matters affecting public safety in the City. The Public Safety Committee shall review all proposed amendments to Title 11 (Public Peace, Morals and Welfare) and Title 12 (Vehicles and Traffic) of the City Code. First and foremost: The public’s safety is paramount. Moreover, as this legal obligation relates to the community’s residents, businesses, and visitors, the public’s safety, including the public’s peace, morals, and welfare, is best assured when its residents are: 1 - healthy; 2 - informed (i.e., educated); 3 - meaningfully engaged in the enhancement of our professional and volunteer workforce; 4 - good money managers of their finances; 5 - residing in safe and affordable housing communities; 6 - mobile (i.e., easily able to access adequate and affordable transportation when needed); 7 - pursuing social, community, entertainment, the arts, historical, and recreational activities; 8 - as well as possibly choosing to enlighten themselves spiritually. Therefore, the Public Safety Committee is committed to working as “One Annapolis”—an Annapolis that values everyOne; and where "HEALTHY LIVING STARTS HERE.".