News Flash

Join us on Tuesday, February 24 at 5:30 PM for the County Commissioner meeting. 

Legislative Items

• 2011 Comprehensive Water and Sewerage Plan – Amendment 11-26 Public Hearing
• Citizen Sponsored Text Amendments:
  1. 26-03 Noncontiguous Development, Application and Standards
  2. 26-04 Airport Protection and Kent Island Gateway (APKIG) District
  3. 26-05 Additional uses and regulations
  4. 26-06 Suburban Commercial (SC) District
  5. 26-07 Waterfront Village Center (WVC) District
  6. 26-08 Waterfront Village Center (WVC) District
  7. 26-09 Transfer of Development Rights
  8. 26-10 Noncontiguous Development, Application and Standards
  9. 26-11 Noncontiguous Development, Application and Standards

Presentations

• Mr. Roy Geiser, UHY LLP “ACFR Update”
• QAC Commissioner’s Character Counts! Spotlight for February 2026 Ms. Melinda Ray, Character Counts! Coordinator Ms. Diane Moorman-White, Soul Line Dancing
• Mr. Steve Chandlee, Director, Parks and Recreation “Parks and Recreation Update”

The public is encouraged to attend in person at 107 N Liberty Street, Centreville 

The meetings are also streamed live on our website at www.qac.org/live, on QACTV Facebook and YouTube and broadcasted on QACTV’s channel on Breezeline cable channel 7 or in HD 507. 

Public comments will be accepted in person or via email and will be read during the Press and Public Comment time on the agenda. Please send your email comments to PublicComment@qac.org or comment live by going to https://www.qac.org/1430/Public-Comment-During-Live-County-Meetin We will accept comments up until the end of the meeting. Citizens are also able to submit written testimony to the County Commissioners by mail at 107 N. Liberty St, Centreville MD 21617

The agenda for this meeting can be found here https://www.qac.org/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_02242026-2291 

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Applications Now Open: Delmarva Power Customer Relief Fund

Queen Anne’s County residents who are Delmarva Power customers may be eligible for financial assistance through the Delmarva Power Customer Relief Fund 

This program provides up to $500 per household in grant assistance. Approved funds are credited directly to the customer’s Delmarva Power account to help offset electric bills 

Who Is Eligible?

To qualify, applicants must:

• Be an active Delmarva Power residential customer (renter or homeowner) 
• Meet limited- or moderate-income guidelines 

Each household may apply once 

What to Bring

Applicants should bring:

• A photo ID
• A copy of their most recent Delmarva Power bill
• Proof of income or benefits card 

Where to Apply

Applications will be accepted at:

Queen Anne’s County Department of Housing & Family Services The Kramer Center 104 Powell Street Centreville, MD 21617 

Application Assistance Dates

Residents can receive in-person assistance on:

• Thursday, February 26
• Friday, February 27
• Monday, March 2 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 

This event is hosted locally to assist residents with access to a state-funded Salvation Army program. It is not operated by or a program of the Department of Housing & Family Services 

If you or someone you know may qualify, we encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity for energy bill assistance.

*This event is hosted locally to assist residents with access to a state-funded Salvation Army program. It is not operated by or a program of the Department of Housing & Family Services.