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PUBLIC NOTICE:

JOINT STATEMENT FROM THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE:

The Commissioners convened an emergency meeting at 6pm on Tuesday, November 16, 2021 following the arrest of Mayor Bradshaw. The Commissioners moved to go into closed session where they consulted extensively with the city attorney and the city manager. Following the closed session, the Commissioners reconvened in open session and voted unanimously to instruct the city attorney to draft a letter to the Mayor asking for his resignation.

It is the sincerest hope of all of the Commissioners that the Mayor will do what is best for the City of Cambridge and its citizens and tender his resignation. Should he fail to do so, then the Commissioners are prepared to pursue all available options under Maryland Law and the City Charter.

Ward 1 Commissioner Brian Roche

Commission President Lajan Cephas, Ward 2

Ward 3 Commissioner Jameson Harrington

Ward 4 Commissioner Sputty Cephas

Ward 5 Commissioner Chad Malkus

Public Notice: The City is aware of the matter involving the Mayor. The City is currently gathering information and will cooperate fully with the Maryland State Police and the Office of the State Prosecutor. As the City has a Council-Manager form of municipal government whereby the City Manager serves as the chief executive officer of the City and the head of its administrative branch, the business of the City is unaffected. As this is an active legal matter, no further comments will be made at this time.

As part of the development process for the Cambridge Shoreline Resilience Plan, the City is excited to launch a Visual Preference Survey. As one of the initial steps in this planning process, the City would like to survey the public on their preferences using images depicting various flood risk reduction solutions from around the world. Please click here for the Visual Preference Survey!

To learn more about the Cambridge Shoreline Resilience Plan Click Here or go to our Notices/Programs/ Projects section.

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10/29/21- NOTICE OF POTENTIAL SANITARY SEWER OVERFLOWS

As a result of high tides and heavy rainfall, the Department of Public Works is reporting that sanitary sewer overflows may have occurred on Water Street and the public is advised to avoid contact with any standing water in that area. There is no threat of contamination of the local drinking water supply.

For additional information or to report an overflow, contact the Department of Public Works at (410) 228-1955.

PUBLIC NOTICE:

JOINT STATEMENT FROM THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE:

It is the sincerest hope of all of the Commissioners that the Mayor will do what is best for the City of Cambridge and its citizens and tender his resignation. Should he fail to do so, then the Commissioners are prepared to pursue all available options under Maryland Law and the City Charter.

Ward 1 Commissioner Brian Roche

Commission President Lajan Cephas, Ward 2

Ward 3 Commissioner Jameson Harrington

Ward 4 Commissioner Sputty Cephas

Ward 5 Commissioner Chad Malkus

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