The inaugural meeting of the new board will meet Wednesday 9/19 at the RFES Library, 7pm.
The only business to be conducted during the meeting will be the election of the new officers and appointing of committee chairs.
Monday, September 17, 2012
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
RFCOP Crime Update Week of September 2nd - 9th
RFCOP Crime report update Sep 3-9, 2012
This is a summary of recent significant police news in your community. For police news from across the entire county, visit our news archive
September 9: Armed Robbery - Gun, 8500 block of Loch Raven Boulevard, 21234
At 3 p.m., a man armed with a handgun approached the victim and demanded personal property. The suspect fled with prescription medication belonging to the victim. The suspect is a black male, in his 20s, with black dreadlocks.September 5: Fourth Degree Burglary, 900 block of Taylor Avenue, 21286
Between 6:10 and 7:24 p.m., an unknown man entered DLC Management through the rear loading dock doors. The suspect broke through brick and drywall to take light fixtures and copper wire.September 5 to September 6: First Degree Burglary, 1100 block of Overbrook Road, 21239
Between 3:30 and 6:30 p.m., an unknown suspect pushed the basement window inward to enter the home and take electronics.September 4: First Degree Burglary, 1500 block of Cottage Lane, 21286
At 4:58 p.m., a woman hired the suspect to pull weeds outside her home. When she returned home, she found him inside her home. The suspect took a small bag of clothing and fled. The suspect is a black male, in his teens, 6', with a thin build.September 3: First Degree Burglary, 200 block of Rogers Forge Road, 21212
Between 2:20 and 3:23 a.m., two men entered the victim's home through an unlocked front door. The suspects stole a flat screen television. John Rosenberger, 22, and Bryan Moeller, 21, of the 200 block of Rogers Forge Road, 21212, were arrested and charged after a patrol investigation determined that they were responsible.
Email Alerts - Spot Crime.com
2.00 Miles around 222 Dumbarton Road –
Week of Sep 3-9, 2012
Case # Crime Date Time Address
122510856 Rape Case 9/7 12:38 pm 76xx York Road
122500734 All other Sex Offenses 9/6 12:00 am 64xx York Road
122470213 1st degree Burglary 9/3 3:20 am 2xx Rodgers Forge Road
See last week’s report for a note from the RFCOP……
Our first 1st
degree burglary in a long time occurred in the 2xx block of Rodgers
Forge Road. Front door left UNLOCKED! Luckily the offenders were
arrested, unfortunately they live right in the forge.
Monday, September 10, 2012
Update on York Road Resurfacing Project
The
State Highway Administration is currently working on a $1.3
million resurfacing project on York Road from Stevenson Lane to
Towsontown Boulevard. I asked the SHA District Engineer for an update,
and he tells me that the project should be done by the end of this
month, weather permitting.
County Councilman David Marks
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Annual Meeting of RFC, Election + Candidate Bios
The annual meeting of the Rodgers Forge Community Association will be Wednesday September 12th at 7:00pm at Rodgers Forge Elementary in the cafeteria. All are welcome to attend and vote on the following years board members. You must be a dues paying member of the association to vote, each household will receive one vote. If you have not paid your dues to date for this year you will be able to pay them at the meeting.
In this months newsletter which should be on doorsteps shortly, there is a bio of the candidates. Jay Dunn has given me copies of those bios to print here:
Candidates are to be elected to a 2-year term for 2013-2014.
▪ Ginny Allen (Stanmore Road) is a 33-year resident of the Forge with four grown children. She received her B.S. from Towson University and worked in the banking industry from 1975 to 1996. She’s been a volunteer since 2005. Ginny wants to encourage all of the community to attend board meetings as a way to come together and do what’s best for the entire population. She hopes to convince “all members of the community to work together in a positive way to achieve” this goal. As a long-time resident who enjoys living in the Forge, she would like to continue the local traditions and provide good schools and an attractive, safe place to live, where all voices are heard and considered. She wants RF to continue to be regarded as “the best community in Baltimore.”
▪ Mike Calwell (Glen Argyle) has served on the RFC Board since 2010 and has been very influential in expanding and enhancing the activities of Citizens on Patrol in the Forge as well as the larger area encompassed by the Towson Area Citizens on Patrol. He has been a willing helping hand in RFC events such as Dumpster Day and the Annual Picnic. His primary goal is to continue to support the RFC Crime Prevention and Safety Committee and help make Rodgers Forge an even better place to live. Mike and his wife, Elizabeth, have two daughters and have lived on Glen Argyle for 12 years. He has a BS in Computer Information Systems and is a systems engineer with Dynamic Technology Group.
▪ Dave Crockett (Murdock Road) is an 11-year resident of the Forge who attended Loyola College and works as a mortgage officer for PNC bank in Towson. He is married, with three children. Dave believes living in a townhouse community as wonderful as Rodgers Forge has responsibilities and benefits for all. “As long as we agree on a common goal and work through the RFC, there should be no confusion or disagreement. As a community we are awesome, but there are things we could do better and many things we need to improve. I am willing to work toward those common goals.”
▪ Jean Duvall (Murdock Road), recently retired, has worked as a law clerk and in the banking industry. She has three children and four grandchildren, and has lived in the Forge for a whopping 41 years! Jean is a past president and VP/ secretary of the RFC Board and has served on many charitable and civic organizations, including the YWCA and The Charter Woman’s Commission. She also helped establish rape crisis centers for women. In her roles within the Board, Jean has served on numerous committees and worked for several years toward obtaining historic designation for the neighborhood. Her goal, if reelected, is to continue to support the covenants, the mission statement and the guidelines of the Board. She would also like to see dues raised and to visually enhance the RF blog. She promises “to work hard” on behalf of the Board on projects for the community.
▪ Eric Helfrich (Stanmore Road) is married to Jennifer and has lived in RF for 19 years. The couple has two children, Greg and Lily. Eric has a BA in Literature, a BS in Computer Science, a JD, and is a member of the Maryland Bar as well as a Chartered Professional Casualty Underwriter. He’s worked at a variety of computer consulting jobs and startups and recently became CTO of a banking regulatory compliance startup.
▪ Jennifer Helfrich (Stanmore Road), a 19-year RF resident, is currently self-employed. She holds a BA from Loyola College. She’s held many positions, management and otherwise, within the real estate/title industry, including title examiner, title abstractor, and database administrator/systems analyst. Currently the Board president, if reelected, Jennifer hopes to continue thoughtful discussion about how current committees serve the community and how they can evolve to meet its changing needs. She would like to continue to develop the RF blog, web site and newsletter, and make residents aware that the preservation of our neighborhood requires the participation of us all. Lastly, she wants to promote awareness of the RFC Board’s efforts as well as increase Board and resident involvement in the community. Jennifer is married to Eric.
▪ Kate Glorioso (Regester Ave.) is a lifelong Forge resident. She has a BS in Psychology from Towson University and is certified in Preschool Education. She is self employed in providing personal care and concierge services. Her goals, if elected, are: to start a welcoming committee for new residents; increase the percentage of dues paying residents; start a discussion on the expansion of the elementary school; and be someone who neighbors feel comfortable talking to about various problems. Kate would maintain the original covenants with slight modifications and focus on the maintenance of back yards. She wants to continue with and increase the RFC’s various seasonal events and would establish quarterly open forums in which residents could discuss concerns with the appropriate RFC committees for resolution.
▪ John Rinehart (Regester Ave.) is an eight-year Forge resident, married to Roxane and retired from the U.S. Navy after 30 years as a Master Chief Machinest’s Mate. The Rineharts have one son, Ian, an incoming Freshman at Towson High. John’s goals as a Board member are to increase awareness of the covenants and their positive effects on the neighborhood stability and property values. He would further like to continue to assist neighbors who are having difficulty in home or yard maintenance and to continue to interact with the Baltimore County Police Department and Citizens on Patrol (C.O.P.). Lastly, John would attempt to find a way to resolve the differences and establish true dialog between residents who support the covenants and those with a more “anything goes” attitude.
▪ Roxane Rinehart (Regester Ave.) is an eight-year resident of the Forge and a 28-year dental assistant who trained at the Medix School. She lives with her husband, John, and son, Ian. As a board member, Rox would tour the Forge and send “friendly” letters to residents whose homes do not adhere to the covenants as far as windows, trim color, exterior, etc. are concerned. She would like to see the Board foster communication with residents and approve more materials to help preserve and enhance our homes’ original look and style. Rox grew up in the Forge and had a great aunt who was an original owner. She strongly believes that the covenants help RF homes retain their high value. She runs, walks, and bikes the neighborhood and is a C.O.P. member.
▪ Christiane Rothbaum (Hopkins Road) is a 25-year resident who received a Master’s degree in Social Communications, Advertisement and Public Relations in her native Belgium where she worked in a cultural center for seven years before raising her children in Rodgers Forge. She teaches French at the Peabody Institute and at Johns Hopkins University. If elected, she wants to be regarded as a sensible, fair and open-minded board member. She would walk our alleys and pay attention to the maintenance and cleanliness of properties, make herself available to speak with residents about problems we all face and carry those problems to the board. She would pay attention to community concerns as they are expressed in the various local print and electronic publications, and use a referendum process to address common problems.
▪ Del Schmidt (Overbrook Road) has lived in RF for four years and works as a Realtor. He is a graduate of Gilman School with a BA from the University of Maryland. Del has been a licensed associate broker for more than five years and is part of a fourth-generation family business: Chase, Fitzgerald & Co. He and his wife, Meghan, have a three-month old daughter, Rory. Del would like to uphold the architectural integrity of RF and preserve our uniform aesthetics by staying true to the original guidelines. He would like to maintain a vibrant, friendly community through special events and by proactively addressing neighborhood concerns before they become widespread problems. He believes communication between the Board and RF residents should be as transparent as possible and wants to encourage participation in the various committees. He hopes to continue managing the RF blog; to offer his professional take on real estate matters; and to assist on
architecture-related committees.
▪ Stuart Sirota (Hopkins Road) is a seven-year Forge resident with a BA in Geology and a minor in Urban Planning. He has 26 years of experience as an urban planner, with seven as principal of his own consulting practice. Stu and his wife, Lisa, have three children. If reelected, Stu would consider it an honor to continue putting his urban planning expertise to use on behalf of the neighborhood. His goals are to clarify the benefits and need for strong but reasonable community design standards and ultimately improve and update these standards. He would like to see civic engagement increase in RF and feels that, while the Board has been making progress, there are opportunities to expand its effectiveness through better use of the Internet and social media, Town Hall” meetings, roundtables and social networking events in the community. Stu has already helped launch several initiatives, including the Safe Routes to School and Tree Rodgers Forge committees.
▪ Bryan Tillman (Dunkirk Road) is a 12-year resident of the Forge and has a son with his wife, Melissa. He holds a BA from Franklin & Marshall College and a JD from the University of Maryland School of Law. An attorney, Bryan is founding partner of the Law Office of Bryan M. Tillman, LLC. Bryan believes the high standards of Rodgers Forge can best be accomplished by continuing to enforce the existing covenants and educating residents through expansion of the RF directory and web site. As well as maintaining the covenants, he would like to help explore the possibility of holding additional community activities, such as the annual picnic. Bryan is currently the RFC, Inc., vice president and brings his legal expertise to various Board activities.
In this months newsletter which should be on doorsteps shortly, there is a bio of the candidates. Jay Dunn has given me copies of those bios to print here:
Candidates are to be elected to a 2-year term for 2013-2014.
▪ Ginny Allen (Stanmore Road) is a 33-year resident of the Forge with four grown children. She received her B.S. from Towson University and worked in the banking industry from 1975 to 1996. She’s been a volunteer since 2005. Ginny wants to encourage all of the community to attend board meetings as a way to come together and do what’s best for the entire population. She hopes to convince “all members of the community to work together in a positive way to achieve” this goal. As a long-time resident who enjoys living in the Forge, she would like to continue the local traditions and provide good schools and an attractive, safe place to live, where all voices are heard and considered. She wants RF to continue to be regarded as “the best community in Baltimore.”
▪ Mike Calwell (Glen Argyle) has served on the RFC Board since 2010 and has been very influential in expanding and enhancing the activities of Citizens on Patrol in the Forge as well as the larger area encompassed by the Towson Area Citizens on Patrol. He has been a willing helping hand in RFC events such as Dumpster Day and the Annual Picnic. His primary goal is to continue to support the RFC Crime Prevention and Safety Committee and help make Rodgers Forge an even better place to live. Mike and his wife, Elizabeth, have two daughters and have lived on Glen Argyle for 12 years. He has a BS in Computer Information Systems and is a systems engineer with Dynamic Technology Group.
▪ Dave Crockett (Murdock Road) is an 11-year resident of the Forge who attended Loyola College and works as a mortgage officer for PNC bank in Towson. He is married, with three children. Dave believes living in a townhouse community as wonderful as Rodgers Forge has responsibilities and benefits for all. “As long as we agree on a common goal and work through the RFC, there should be no confusion or disagreement. As a community we are awesome, but there are things we could do better and many things we need to improve. I am willing to work toward those common goals.”
▪ Jean Duvall (Murdock Road), recently retired, has worked as a law clerk and in the banking industry. She has three children and four grandchildren, and has lived in the Forge for a whopping 41 years! Jean is a past president and VP/ secretary of the RFC Board and has served on many charitable and civic organizations, including the YWCA and The Charter Woman’s Commission. She also helped establish rape crisis centers for women. In her roles within the Board, Jean has served on numerous committees and worked for several years toward obtaining historic designation for the neighborhood. Her goal, if reelected, is to continue to support the covenants, the mission statement and the guidelines of the Board. She would also like to see dues raised and to visually enhance the RF blog. She promises “to work hard” on behalf of the Board on projects for the community.
▪ Eric Helfrich (Stanmore Road) is married to Jennifer and has lived in RF for 19 years. The couple has two children, Greg and Lily. Eric has a BA in Literature, a BS in Computer Science, a JD, and is a member of the Maryland Bar as well as a Chartered Professional Casualty Underwriter. He’s worked at a variety of computer consulting jobs and startups and recently became CTO of a banking regulatory compliance startup.
▪ Jennifer Helfrich (Stanmore Road), a 19-year RF resident, is currently self-employed. She holds a BA from Loyola College. She’s held many positions, management and otherwise, within the real estate/title industry, including title examiner, title abstractor, and database administrator/systems analyst. Currently the Board president, if reelected, Jennifer hopes to continue thoughtful discussion about how current committees serve the community and how they can evolve to meet its changing needs. She would like to continue to develop the RF blog, web site and newsletter, and make residents aware that the preservation of our neighborhood requires the participation of us all. Lastly, she wants to promote awareness of the RFC Board’s efforts as well as increase Board and resident involvement in the community. Jennifer is married to Eric.
▪ Kate Glorioso (Regester Ave.) is a lifelong Forge resident. She has a BS in Psychology from Towson University and is certified in Preschool Education. She is self employed in providing personal care and concierge services. Her goals, if elected, are: to start a welcoming committee for new residents; increase the percentage of dues paying residents; start a discussion on the expansion of the elementary school; and be someone who neighbors feel comfortable talking to about various problems. Kate would maintain the original covenants with slight modifications and focus on the maintenance of back yards. She wants to continue with and increase the RFC’s various seasonal events and would establish quarterly open forums in which residents could discuss concerns with the appropriate RFC committees for resolution.
▪ John Rinehart (Regester Ave.) is an eight-year Forge resident, married to Roxane and retired from the U.S. Navy after 30 years as a Master Chief Machinest’s Mate. The Rineharts have one son, Ian, an incoming Freshman at Towson High. John’s goals as a Board member are to increase awareness of the covenants and their positive effects on the neighborhood stability and property values. He would further like to continue to assist neighbors who are having difficulty in home or yard maintenance and to continue to interact with the Baltimore County Police Department and Citizens on Patrol (C.O.P.). Lastly, John would attempt to find a way to resolve the differences and establish true dialog between residents who support the covenants and those with a more “anything goes” attitude.
▪ Roxane Rinehart (Regester Ave.) is an eight-year resident of the Forge and a 28-year dental assistant who trained at the Medix School. She lives with her husband, John, and son, Ian. As a board member, Rox would tour the Forge and send “friendly” letters to residents whose homes do not adhere to the covenants as far as windows, trim color, exterior, etc. are concerned. She would like to see the Board foster communication with residents and approve more materials to help preserve and enhance our homes’ original look and style. Rox grew up in the Forge and had a great aunt who was an original owner. She strongly believes that the covenants help RF homes retain their high value. She runs, walks, and bikes the neighborhood and is a C.O.P. member.
▪ Christiane Rothbaum (Hopkins Road) is a 25-year resident who received a Master’s degree in Social Communications, Advertisement and Public Relations in her native Belgium where she worked in a cultural center for seven years before raising her children in Rodgers Forge. She teaches French at the Peabody Institute and at Johns Hopkins University. If elected, she wants to be regarded as a sensible, fair and open-minded board member. She would walk our alleys and pay attention to the maintenance and cleanliness of properties, make herself available to speak with residents about problems we all face and carry those problems to the board. She would pay attention to community concerns as they are expressed in the various local print and electronic publications, and use a referendum process to address common problems.
▪ Del Schmidt (Overbrook Road) has lived in RF for four years and works as a Realtor. He is a graduate of Gilman School with a BA from the University of Maryland. Del has been a licensed associate broker for more than five years and is part of a fourth-generation family business: Chase, Fitzgerald & Co. He and his wife, Meghan, have a three-month old daughter, Rory. Del would like to uphold the architectural integrity of RF and preserve our uniform aesthetics by staying true to the original guidelines. He would like to maintain a vibrant, friendly community through special events and by proactively addressing neighborhood concerns before they become widespread problems. He believes communication between the Board and RF residents should be as transparent as possible and wants to encourage participation in the various committees. He hopes to continue managing the RF blog; to offer his professional take on real estate matters; and to assist on
architecture-related committees.
▪ Stuart Sirota (Hopkins Road) is a seven-year Forge resident with a BA in Geology and a minor in Urban Planning. He has 26 years of experience as an urban planner, with seven as principal of his own consulting practice. Stu and his wife, Lisa, have three children. If reelected, Stu would consider it an honor to continue putting his urban planning expertise to use on behalf of the neighborhood. His goals are to clarify the benefits and need for strong but reasonable community design standards and ultimately improve and update these standards. He would like to see civic engagement increase in RF and feels that, while the Board has been making progress, there are opportunities to expand its effectiveness through better use of the Internet and social media, Town Hall” meetings, roundtables and social networking events in the community. Stu has already helped launch several initiatives, including the Safe Routes to School and Tree Rodgers Forge committees.
▪ Bryan Tillman (Dunkirk Road) is a 12-year resident of the Forge and has a son with his wife, Melissa. He holds a BA from Franklin & Marshall College and a JD from the University of Maryland School of Law. An attorney, Bryan is founding partner of the Law Office of Bryan M. Tillman, LLC. Bryan believes the high standards of Rodgers Forge can best be accomplished by continuing to enforce the existing covenants and educating residents through expansion of the RF directory and web site. As well as maintaining the covenants, he would like to help explore the possibility of holding additional community activities, such as the annual picnic. Bryan is currently the RFC, Inc., vice president and brings his legal expertise to various Board activities.
Friday, September 7, 2012
Upcoming: Blood Drive at GBMC
Join us for the GBMC Fall Red Cross Blood Drive on Sunday, September 23, 2012 from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.in the South Chapman Bldg. Conference Room -- 6545 N. Charles St. Towson 21204 -- Enter through Sheppard Pratt (this is not at the GBMC main campus.)
Schedule your appointment to attend before or after church services!! All donors will receive a GBMC umbrella
and parking is FREE!! Donate and be automatically entered to win a $50 gas card!!
and parking is FREE!! Donate and be automatically entered to win a $50 gas card!!
To schedule your life saving donation, please go to: www.gbmc.org/redcross or contact Kim Davenport,
Community Relations & Events Manager, at 443-849-2400 or kdavenport@gbmc.org
Community Relations & Events Manager, at 443-849-2400 or kdavenport@gbmc.org
RFCOP Crime Update Week of August 27th - September 2nd
A word from the RFCOP:
School
is back in session and before you know it the holidays will be upon
us. So many things to do have been added to our daily routine making us
wonder how we will keep ahead of all the needed chores and
obligations. The past two weeks show an increase in our local or not so
local criminals taking advantage of the situation. Please do NOT give
them added assistance!! Lock your doors and windows when going out,
even if only for a quick trip to the store, to pick up the kids, to walk
down your street/alley to visit a neighbor. Lock those garages, car
doors, and sheds.
Do
you realize the little time that it takes you to lock up and secure is a
fraction of what you would have to go through when your house is
robbed, your shed pilfered, your car riffled through or worse stolen?
Let us work together to continue to discourage crime in the Forge. Rob
Williams has worked long and hard compiling statistics for 2011 and
working on 2012. They will be available in the very near future.
Crime
has decreased dramatically over the past three years, mostly due to the
vigilance of you, a member of the community, doing your part. Let us
work together to continue the downward swing of crime in our community.
Remember our motto, “Lights on, Lock Up, Look out”. It takes a neighborhood working together to keep it safe. Thank you ALL for your continued vigilance.
B.C.P.D. Precinct # 6 - Crime Blotter –Aug 23-Sep 2, 2012
This is a summary of recent significant police news in your community. For police news from across the entire county, visit our news archive
September 2: Attempted Robbery, Bosley Avenue and York Road, 21286
At 11:10 p.m., four suspects approached the victim and asked for money. When the victim told the suspects that he did not have any, one suspect reached into the victim's pocket. The victim pushed the suspect away and fled on foot. All four suspects are described as black males, 18 to 20 years old, with medium builds.September 2 to September 3: Commercial Burglary, 7600 block of L'Hirondelle Club Road, 21239
Between 2:30 p.m. on September 2 and 4:30 a.m. on September 3, an unknown suspect entered sheds belonging to the L'Hirondelle Club and took lawn equipment, gasoline, and kerosene.September 2: Attempted Armed Robbery, 1600 block of East Joppa Road, 21234
At 12:37 a.m., a black male with black hair approached the victim and asked for money. The victim did not have any. The suspect punched the victim and struck him in the head with a handgun. The suspect fled in a vehicle.September 1: First Degree Burglary, 1700 block of Wentworth Avenue, 21234
Between 6:30 a.m. and 5 p.m., an unknown suspect entered the home through an unlocked rear window. The suspect removed a money, jewelry, and electronics.August 30: First Degree Assault, Unit block of Dowling Circle, 21234
At 12:55 a.m., two black males attempted to enter the victim's apartment through a storm door. The suspects were scared off by the victim, but one suspect fired a handgun at the victim as they fled. No injuries were reported.August 29: Robbery, Hillen Road and Fairmount Avenue, 21286
At 9 p.m., three suspects approached a man and punched him. The suspects took the victim's shoes and fled. The suspects are three black males, 15 to 17 years old, 5'6".August 28: First Degree Burglary, 700 block of Camberley Circle, 21204
Between 6:30 a.m. and 5:12 p.m., an unknown suspect used a key to enter the residence and remove hand tools.August 27 to August 28: First Degree Burglary, Unit block of Neptune Court, 21234
Between 9:45 p.m. on August 27 and 1:30 a.m. on August 28, an unknown suspect entered the victim's home through a rear sliding door and took electronics.August 26 to August 27: Commercial Burglary, 1200 block of Putty Hill Avenue, 21286
Between 6:30 p.m. on August 26 and 5:30 a.m. on August 27, an unknown suspect pried open the rear door to Rogero Electric and took an extension cord and copper spools.August 24 to August 28: First Degree Burglary, 1600 block of Lyle Court, 21234
Between 5:30 p.m. on August 24 and 8 a.m. on August 28, an unknown suspect forced open the front window and took paint, drywall, and lumber.August 23 to August 31: Fourth Degree Burglary, 1600 block of Wentworth Avenue, 21234
Between 2 p.m. on August 23 and 4 p.m. on August 31, an unknown suspect entered the victim's yard and stole the air conditioning unit from the porch.August 23 to August 30: Second Degree Burglary, 7800 block of Ellenham Road, 21204
Between an unknown time on August 23 and 3:10 p.m. on August 30, an unknown suspect entered the garage through an unlocked side door and stole two bicycles.
Email Alerts - Spot Crime.com
2.00 Miles around 222 Dumbarton Road –
Week of Aug 27-Sep 2, 2012
Case # Crime Date Time Address
122440861 Identity Theft 8/31 12:55 pm 2xx Regester Ave.
122461334 Theft-Other 9/2 8:55 pm xx Dunkirk Road
122450292 2nd Degree Assault 9/1 3:19 am 2xx Rodgers Forge Road
122430332 Vandalism-Dest. Of Prop 8/30 7:28 am 3xx Overbrook Road
122440645 Vandalism-Dest. Of Prop 8/31 10:50 am York and Hopkins Road
122440224 Rape 8/31 4:54 am 64xx York Road
122400876 Theft from Motor Vehicle 8/27 12:00 am 64xx Murray Hill Road
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
New speed limit signs on Regester Avenue
On August 27, the Baltimore County Traffic Sign Department installed new
15 MPH sign posts in the 100 block of Regester Avenue. These new signs
are to advise drivers to slow down while driving on the bend in that block.
From Rob Williams
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