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September 2021
Annapolis National Drive Electric Week Kick Gas EV Showcase
Join Annapolis Green at Susan Campbell Park, right by the harbor, for a showcase of new and pre-owned EVs. Talk to owners. Talk to dealers. Learn about the EV driving experience. Go for a ride in an EV (with COVD-safety measures in place). Learn about charging. Not only will we have EVs of all makes and models, we will also offer short seminars to answer questions about government incentives, charging, condo and apartment charging situations, batteries, and more. Details
Find out more »October 2021
NAPTOWN TAPs Dispensing Filtered Water at Power Boat Show
The NAPTOWN TAPs are at the boat shows! Thanks to generous sponsors including 1North Wealth Services, BioSafe, Boatyard Bar & Grill, BoatUS Foundation, and Pusser’s Caribbean Grille. Bring your reusable water bottle and filler 'er up! Read more.
Find out more »NAPTOWN TAPs Dispensing Filtered Water at Sailboat Show
The NAPTOWN TAPs at the sailboat shows! Thanks to generous sponsors including 1North Wealth Services, BioSafe, Boatyard Bar & Grill, BoatUS Foundation, and Pusser’s Caribbean Grille. Bring your reusable water bottle and filler 'er up! Read more.
Find out more »May 2023
Bike to Work Day
Bike to Work Week is May 15 - 21. In Annapolis join the celebration at Susan Campbell Park (City Dock). There will be giveaways, remarks by guest speakers County Executive Steuart Pittman & Mayor Gavin Buckley, a raffle, and free bike maintenance courtesy of Bike Doctor. Biking to work promotes "biking as an equitable and safe alternative to motor vehicle travel to access jobs, goods and services. Biking and walking contribute to individual health, help ease traffic congestion, and reduce…
Find out more »June 2023
Bill Signing for Bring Your Own Bag Plastic Reduction Act
Join bill sponsor Councilwoman Lisa Rodvien, County Executive Steuart Pittman, and other county officials, and environmental advocates for a public event to sign the bill into law. The Act prohibits plastic bags from being used in most retail applications in the county and requires that retailers charge customers 10-cents for any paper bags provided at the point of sale. This will result in a cleaner environment for us all.
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