Baltimore County Republican Party

09/05/2026

Baltimore County Council candidate Rheagan Kindle to join Kim Klacik on WCBM Radio Tuesday, September 8, at 10 am!

09/04/2026

Baltimore City Enjoying the State Fair

09/03/2026

Our Mid-Term Convention will feature all of our Baltimore County Candidates.

Its a great way to meet all of the Candidates and gear up for the final push to WIN in November!!

Bring your family and volunteers!
It will be a great night of Barbeque and support for our Candidates.

The Convention will be held:

Date: Thursday September 17
Time: 6:00 - 9:30pm
Location: Baltimore County Game and Fish
3400 Northwind Rd
Parkville, MD 21234

https://secure.anedot.com/baltimore-county-gop/midterm2026

08/29/2026

Stop by and say "Hey" at the GOP table in the exhibition hall at the Maryland State Fair through Sunday, September 13th! Today Nicole Schroeder and Rheagan Kindle were part of the booth team. Nicole is running for Baltimore County Register of Wills and Rheagan is running for Baltimore County Council District 1, covering Arbutus, Baltimore Highlands, Catonsville, Halethorpe, Lansdowne, and the surrounding areas.

08/28/2026

WELCOME TO THE MDGOP BOOTH AT THE STATE FAIR!!!

08/26/2026

08/26/2026

Please support Maggie Litz Domanowski at her Re-election Meet & Greet on Wed, Sep 9 at Ryleigh's Oyster in Timonium! As a member of the Baltimore County Board of Education for District 3, Maggie is a proven fighter for our students. Tickets are $25. The link below takes you to the registration page.

08/18/2026

For more than 40 years, volunteers have supported the restoration and improvement of Historic Jerusalem Mill Village.

In 1961, the State of Maryland acquired the remnants of the mill and village as part of Gunpowder Falls State Park, but left the structures vacant and abandoned until a group of volunteers formed the Friends of Jerusalem Mill in 1985 to restore the site. Thanks to their hard work, a visitor center and museum were dedicated in 1995. The blacksmith shop, gun shop, miller’s house, spring house, smokehouse, and general store have been preserved and restored.

Today. Historic Jerusalem Mill Village is one of the best-preserved historic sites in Maryland. It is a terrific example of what happens when volunteers work with the state and local governments to preserve our heritage.

Countless residents have enjoyed the events held throughout the year at the village, including the summer concerts now underway at the Meadow in the village.

Now, unfortunately, the concerts are endangered and the organization's work is imperiled - thanks to demands from the state government.

In 2019, Friends of Jerusalem Mill signed a 20-year exclusive use lease with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources that allows the Friends to operate the Mill and Village. Just four years into the 20-year lease, DNR, began demanding that the Friends sign an affiliation agreement.

This agreement would have cancelled the Friends' 20-year exclusive-use lease and require Friends to preemptively agree to all future DNR policy changes without knowledge of what they may be. It would terminate the Friends' authority to sublease property in the village, which accounts for approximately $21,000 per year of income towards preservation efforts; and require the Friends to terminate onsite, after-hours security and caretaker presence for the Village, which would reduce event income by $10,000 to $20,000 per year.

While the state seems to have modified its position somewhat, I believe the Friends have a unique history of success and that the current arrangement should be largely respected.

I have introduced a resolution that would encourage the Maryland Department of Natural Resources to seriously and candidly engage with the Friends of Jerusalem Mill over the current lease agreement and the future preservation and management of the Mill and the Village.

Harford County Government and County Executive Bob Cassilly, Senator J.B. Jennings and Delegates Ryan Nawrocki and Kathy Szeliga have been very active in trying to resolve the situation, as has the Greater Kingsville Civic Association.

I'm asking all residents who care about the future of this site to contact the County Council in support of the resolution. That email is [email protected].