A Flood Warning is in Effect for Annapolis

A flood warning is in effect for Annapolis through 10 p.m. Saturday, March 13. The snow melt combined with recent rain has saturated the ground, setting the stage for potential flooding. Winds on Saturday will blow around 20 mph out of the east, gusting to 30 mph, causing the higher water levels. The next high tide at City Dock is expected to hit around 4 p.m. Saturday.

A weather disturbance in the southeast will continue to move into the region, bringing 3-5 inches of rain Friday night and Saturday. This is a slow moving system and will continue to keep rain in the forecast through Monday, with the heaviest rain ending Sunday morning. Water levels are expected to remain above normal into Sunday.

Mayor Invites Proposals for Short-term Occupancy of Market House

Announces "open audition of ideas" with goal of full occupancy by Memorial Day

PROPOSED FY 2011 CITY BUDGET

Mayor Joshua J. Cohen’s proposed budget Mayor’s State of the City Address (March 8)- Video (Scroll down and click on State of the City Address on the menu provided) Weekly Video Message (March 9) Council reaction: Alderwoman Classie G. Hoyle’s comments Alderwoman Sheila Finlayson's comments Citizen survey: Rate your satisfaction with city services and offer budget ideas Contact your elected officials

MARYLAND DAY

The Maryland Day Celebration will be here soon!
The three day event will host exhibits and programs for all ages. We invite you to find local lodging, enjoy shopping at any of our quality stores and boutiques, then take a break to enjoy lunch or dinner at one of the many award winning restaurants available. Come Celebrate Maryland!

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