NEIGHBORHOOD SPOTLIGHTS

Each Ward 3 neighborhood is personal to me.  So during the months of July and August, each Ward 3 primary voter will be receiving a door knocker that is personal to your neighborhood.  And starting in August, each neighborhood will be spotlighted, with a narrative about your individual neighborhood along with a variety of "Thank you's, Testimonials, and Shout-Outs" for, from, and/or about your neighborhood.  Feel free to respond via e-mail and/or Facebook since we want to hear from you.  Again, thank you for all of your support--always, so very much appreciated.  And remember:  "Ward 3:  Annapolis in Miniature".

- Alderwoman Rhonda Pindell Charles

ANNE ARUNDEL WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AUGUST 2021 EVENTS CALENDAR

WATERSHED MOMENTS CITY TV PROGRAM

GUEST: DR. CLASSIE GILLIS HOYLE, FORMER WARD 3 ALDERWOMAN, MARCH 2015

WALMART TO PAY 100% OF COLLEGE TUITION

AND BOOKS FOR ASSOCIATES

In an effort to help its associates earn college degrees or learn trade skills without the burden of education debt, Walmart announced it will pay 100% of college tuition and books for associates through its Live Better U (LBU) education program. Since launching LBU in 2018, more than 52,000 associates have participated in the program and 8,000 have already graduated. Nearly 28,000 associates have been active in a Live Better U program this summer. 

MULTILINGUAL IRS RESOURCES &

ADVANCE CHLD TAX CREDIT PAYMENTS

DID YOU KNOW?

 We are "Ward 3: Annapolis in Miniature". Ward 3 has...

• 6 business districts, which include approximately 725 very diverse businesses
• At least 9 neighborhoods of affordable housing, and 2 are on the way (Towne Courts and Parole Place) 

Remember...

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.".

• 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