Queen Anne's County Government

06/14/2026

Happy Flag Day!

06/13/2026

County Commissioners Jim Moran, Patrick McLaughlin, Phil Dumenil and Centreville Town Council Sandy Huffer helped celebrate the opening of Community Mediation Upper Shore in the town of Centreville. What a great addition to the town!

06/13/2026

County Commissioners Jim Moran, Patrick McLaughlin, Phil Dumenil, and Church Hill Town Council Charlie Rhodes celebrated the opening of the newest pickleball courts at Church Hill Park today! Make sure to check them out!

06/13/2026

County Commissioners Jim Moran and Phil Dumenil along with County Administrator Todd Mohn helped kick off festivities again this year for the Annual Juneteenth Celebration at Kennard African American Cultural Heritage Center! The event goes until 4pm so there is still time to check it out!

06/12/2026

Don’t miss the QAC Independence Day Celebration on July 1! Family fun, live music, food vendors & fireworks at 9:15 PM. Free parking & shuttles available. 🔗 https://www.facebook.com/share/1BWGmF5gdd/

06/12/2026

Hey there! Traveling this weekend? Be aware that westbound ramp access to US 50/301 at MD 8 and Duke Street will be restricted from 11 AM to 8 PM as part of the Ramp Management Program. We appreciate your help in improving traffic flow!

06/11/2026

The Queen Anne's County Treasury Office will undergo renovations beginning June 29, 2026. Renovation work is expected to take up to three weeks, although the timeline may be adjusted as work progresses.

During the renovation period, Treasury Office staff will continue serving the public from the Human Resources Conference Room located on the first floor of the Liberty Building. Residents will still be able to conduct most Treasury Office business during normal operating hours.

Please note that the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) Satellite Office located within the Treasury Office will be closed for the duration of the renovation project. As a result, vehicle registration renewal services, including tag sticker renewals, will not be available at this location until renovations are complete.

Residents needing MVA services during this time may:
• Renew vehicle registrations online through the Maryland MVA website.
• Visit a full-service MVA branch office.
• Utilize a licensed title and tag service provider.

We understand this temporary closure may cause inconvenience and appreciate the public's patience and understanding as we complete these improvements. The renovations will help enhance the office space and improve the overall customer experience.

Updates regarding the reopening of the MVA Satellite Office will be shared through the County's website and social media channels. For more information about the Treasury Division, visit https://qac.org/616/Treasury-Division

06/11/2026

We’re excited to welcome Southland to the stage at this year’s Queen Anne’s County Independence Day Celebration!
Southland is a Maryland-based country band known for their high-energy live shows and crowd-pleasing mix of modern country, rock, and classic hits. With over 20 years of experience performing across the Mid-Atlantic and beyond, they bring strong vocals, tight musicianship, and an engaging stage presence that keeps audiences on their feet. They will be bringing that same high-energy performance to our fireworks celebration, setting the perfect soundtrack for an exciting summer night.
Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Chesapeake Heritage and Visitors Center
Music begins at 6:00 PM
Bring your lawn chairs and blankets — and get ready for a great show!

06/11/2026

The County Building at 110 Vincit Street and the Kent Island Volunteer Fire Department are your early voting locations.

Early voting starts today, Thursday, June 11, and runs to Thursday, June 18 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Voters who are in line by 8 p.m. can cast a ballot. A complete list of early voting centers is available online at vote.md.gov/vote2026.

06/10/2026

Invasive Species Control at Terrapin Park
Between June 11 and June 17, invasive species control activities will take place within the meadow area located inside the park’s natural surface trail boundary. Work will include vegetation cutting, debris removal, and targeted spraying. The park will remain open, and visitors may notice crews working in designated treatment areas. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 410-758-0835. We appreciate your patience.