Garrett County Commissioners Adopt Formal Diversity and Inclusion Statement
At the July 20, 2021 County Commissioner meeting, the Commissioners adopted a formal statement on Diversity and Inclusion in Garrett County.
July 22, 2021
At the July 20, 2021 County Commissioner meeting, the Commissioners adopted a formal statement on Diversity and Inclusion in Garrett County.
Don’t miss the FREE event at Friendsville Park along the Youghiogheny River: parade, cruise-in, live music, food, silent auction, inflatables, wildlife presentations, and fireworks.
Deadline: August 1, 2021
Design Submission: Contact@GCNAACP.org
TIME’S RUNNING OUT! Be heard! Public comment on Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee in Garrett County government ENDS by Tues (6/22).
As we celebrate Juneteenth as a national holiday for the first time, consider spending time with these resources.
Time is running out… PUBLIC COMMENTS NEEDED!
On Monday (6/7/21), the Board of Commissioners of Garrett County held a public meeting that included the request for the County to create a “Diversity
Come on out! Tomorrow at noon, join with others in our community to recognize and honor a historic event in Garrett County – the 50th anniversary of the Garrett County (Md.) Road Workers Strike of 1970.
Garrett County NAACP Participates in the Juneteenth Celebration held by Allegany County NAACP Branch 7007
On Memorial Day, we were proud to honor two African-American soldiers who served in the Civil War. Eli Truly and Edward Young both served in the United States Colored Infantry and are buried at Oakland Cemetery in Garrett County MD.
Article originally published in the Garrett County Republican, April 15, 2021.
