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County Executive Jan Gardner today announced that Frederick County is expected to have the fastest percentage of change in employment growth in the state of Maryland through 2024. Projections by the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation show Frederick County jobs growing by 9.2 percent, or 9,375 jobs. “It’s clear that we mean business in Frederick County and that Frederick County is a great place to do business,” commented Executive Gardner. “Having a job is fundamental to having a high quality of life. These projections are testament to Frederick County’s diverse and vibrant economy.” According…

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Chief Administrative Officer Announces His Retirement

August 10, 2017August 16, 2017 Frederick County - News FlashFrederick County

Chief Administrative Officer W. Paul Dial today announced that he will be retiring after more than 20 years of service with Frederick County Government, effective August 31. “Paul has done a fabulous job as CAO and will be missed greatly,” Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner said. “I will miss his calm demeanor, leadership and top-notch organizational skill.” As CAO, Mr. Dial oversees daily operations for all 17 divisions under the direction of the county executive. Prior to being appointed Acting CAO in June 2016, Mr. Dial spent 19 years as Director of the Frederick County…

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Human Remains Located on Gambrill Park Road Identified

July 27, 2017July 27, 2017 Frederick County - News FlashFrederick County

The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office, with assistance from several allied agencies, has positively identified the human remains recovered from a shallow grave in a wooded area off of Gambrill Park Road On June 30, 2017

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Executive Gardner Encourages Citizens to Stuff the Bus with School Supplies to Help Families in Need

July 25, 2017July 25, 2017 Frederick County - News FlashFrederick County

County Executive Jan Gardner today encouraged citizens to join in the “Stuff the Bus” school supply drive to help families in need. “With retailers offering school supplies on sale right now, it’s a great time to participate in the ‘Stuff the Bus’ drive,” said Executive Gardner. “In Frederick County, one in three households struggle to afford basic household necessities and it’s very difficult for many families to afford much needed school supplies. Let’s all do our part to help them and join in this campaign!” Each year the United Way…