Anne Arundel Risk Management

The County of Baltimore, Maryland, has a population of more than 754,000 and operates under charter government form. It offers a wide range of public welfare, economic development, employment, planning and zoning, educational, transportation and health services. The county offers direct financing programs, building investment loans, small business loan partnership, advanced technology loan funds and tax-exempt bonds. It also offers a variety of employment services, including publishing monthly schedules of seminars, training opportunities and special events, and providing information, career consultation, training and computer access. Baltimore County has a Board of Appeals that hears a variety of appeals arising from zoning decisions, disability retirement cases, building permits and code violations. The county also offers a wide range of online services, including property tax searches, electronic newsletter, parking tickets payments, water bills, job applications, alerts, notifications and library renewals.

The Prince George's County Department of Social Services is dedicated to empowering residents of the County to achieve independence and stability within the community. Through a range of programs and services, they strive to support individuals in becoming responsible and contributing members of society. Generated from their website's infomation

The Anne Arundel County Department of Aging and Disabilities provides a variety of programs for senior citizens and persons with disabilities. It maintains a commission on disability issues that promotes and enhances the quality of life for people with disabilities. The commission also advises the county executive and the county council on the coordination and development of government policies, programs, services and allocation of resources for people with disabilities. Located in Annapolis, Md., the Anne Arundel County Department of Aging and Disabilities offers adult evaluation and review services that assist functionally challenged and chronically ill adults of 18 years and above in maintaining a quality lifestyle in their place of residence.