Chill Axes Adult Axe Throwing League Registration Opened
Starting on Thursday, 5/20 and running for five weeks, you'll play multiple games in 90 minutes and compete for individual and team bragging rights! Grab your three best Viking brethren (or sign up and we'll match you with a team) and some beers, and prepare to kick off the season. (Must be 21 or older) Hit us up with any questions - info@chillaxes.com
Free Fishing Fridays return to CBMM
On Fridays from now through June 18, families are invited to join the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s Rising Tide Program for afternoons of FREE fishing off CBMM’s docks. Both fishing gear and waterfront access are available for participants in Free Fishing Fridays, from 3:30–5:30pm. Individual fishing licenses are not needed, but parental supervision is required for anyone 8-years-old or younger. Click here for more information.
Anne Arundel County Launches Our wAAter Program
Anne Arundel County invites residents living in neighborhoods near the Chesapeake Bay to learn more about connecting to the County's public sewer system by applying for the new Our wAAter program. This program, led by the Department of Public Works, will help reduce the costs of converting from private septic tanks to the County sewer system. Our wAAter is the Anne Arundel Clean Water Program, established to provide long-term benefits to protect local waterways and the Chesapeake Bay while sustaining groundwater supplies and enhancing water resiliency. The program strategy integrates five initiatives: wastewater treatment enhancements, septic-to sewer connections, groundwater resiliency, stormwater improvements, and small system upgrades. Residents can determine eligibility for the Our wAAter program by visiting the Septic-to-Sewer Connection page on www.ourwaater.com and entering their address into the search bar.
County Executive Pittman Announces New Public Mapping Application for County Residents
County Executive Steuart Pittman announced the release of a new countywide mapping application, My Anne Arundel, which will allow residents to view and interact with a variety of county datasets, including capital improvement projects, planning and zoning, and transportation. The new tool, which can be found at aacounty.org/myannearundel, allows users to select layers of information from public datasets, and map and run reports on specific areas of the County. The Office of Information Technology’s team rolled out the new tool to equip residents with better access to easy-to-use mapping software. For a video on how to use the new application, click here. To see the County’s full suite of mapping applications, go to https://maps.aacounty.org/.
