COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY COURTHOUSE 109 MARKET STREET ROOM 106 DENTON, MARYLAND 21629 April 7, 2026 Meeting Agenda 9:00AM Stream Meetings Live: https://www.carolinemd.org/667/Live-Meetings Call to Order: Invocation, Rev, Tom Fisher, Abrams Memorial Church of Denton ; Pledge of Allegiance; Agenda Review President’s Closed Session Report Out Shari Blades, Katie Pedersen, Erika Fenske, Department of Social Services Proclamation for April as National Child Abuse Awareness Month Vinny DeMarco, Maryland Health Care For All Coalition Presentation of Maryland Health Care for All-Maryland Prescription Drug Affordability Board (PDAB) Cheryl Bulah, Beth Brewster & Terry Ferin, Discussion of Aaron’s Place Applying for CDBG Special Project Funds Leslie Grunden, Assistant Direct of Planning, Department of Planning & Codes Workshop Water & Sewer Plan Map Amendments—Town of Federalsburg Workshop: Caroline County Property Bills LEGISLATIVE BILL #2026-04 AN ACT TO CREATE A NEW CHAPTER 124 OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS OF CAROLINE COUNTY, ENTITLED OPEN-AIR BURNING REGULATIONS AND AUTHORIZATION FOR DECLARATION OF AN OPEN-AIR BURNING BAN. LEGISLATIVE BILL #2026-05 AN ACT to create a new Chapter 138 of the Code of Public Local Laws of Caroline County, entitled Property Maintenance – Rubbish and Garbage; Fiscal Year 2027 Capital & Operating Budget Workshop 2026 State Legislative Bill Discussion Consent Agenda Closed Session Minutes: March 24, 2026 Reappointment 4-H Park Advisory Board (Bishop, Brown) Tuition Reimbursement –Emergency Medical Technician (Childers) Tuition Reimbursement—Department of Corrections (Pritchett) Approval of FY2027 Opioid Fund Applications Resolution #2026-003 A Resolution Rescinding Resolution No. 2018-006, and Adopting National Fire Protection Association 2020 National Electrical Code as Electrical Code for Caroline County Fiscal Year 2027 Sex Offender Compliance Grant -GOCCP County Administrators Report Commissioners Open Discussion Public Comment Closed Session: Maryland Code, General Provisions Art. § 3-305 (b): (7) & (8) To consult with staff, consultants, or other individuals about pending or potential litigation”. We are closing the meeting to discuss this topic because public discussion of any theories of imposing liability or interposing defenses, and next steps, would adversely affect the County’s position in litigation. Further, the Commissioners do not want to waive the attorney-client privilege. Meeting Adjourns