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Our mission is to communicate with the public and maintain positive and effective relationships with governing bodies, other public entities, and the community at large. By focusing on outreach, adapting to stakeholders’ needs and feedback, and keeping them informed, we seek to further the county administration’s goals of responsiveness, transparency and efficiency.

We also assist volunteers interested in applying for appointments to the county executive’s advisory boards and commissions, and we serve as a resource for the county executive’s regional Community Advisory Boards. Please follow the links on the left for more information.

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Harford County Parks & Recreation recently installed an outdoor gym for open air workouts at Prospect Mill Park in Bel Air. County officials on Monday held a ribbon-cutting for the gym, which is the first of its kind in county parks.
Harford County is proud to support The Highlands School for students in our community who have learning differences.
County Executive Barry Glassman congratulates the 2021 Harford Streams Summer Adventure prize winners. Pictured from left, Robin, Adam and young Andrew Childs, County Executive Glassman, Laura Coste, program coordinator; Sabra Kurth, Dave McNeely
Our Ma & Pa Trail volunteers worked on the Williams Street garden and mulched the surrounding trees. Thank you so much for all your hard work!
A message of kindness on Main Street in Bel Air.
Congratulations to our own Eddie Hopkins, Director of Emergency Services and winner of the 2021 Harford District Boy Scouts Good Scout Award.
Congratulations to Char Hope Foundation for your good work on behalf of women in recovery. County Executive Barry Glassman was pleased to support your request for a donation toward a new vehicle to get residents to jobs and on their way to independence.
Director Kathy Burley recently became a nationally recognized Certified Park and Recreation Executive through the National Recreation and Park Association. One of four CPREs in Maryland and 300 in the United States, Burley is leading Harford Parks and Recreation’s efforts to provide the citizens of Harford County with exceptional service through cutting edge parks and programs.