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At an event being held on Sunday, November 8, Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith will commemorate the County's 350th anniversary year in conjunction with Veterans Day - Baltimore County's Veterans: Commemorating 350 Years of Service.

In the latest edition of BC Upfront, Baltimore County Executive Smith discusses legislation that he is introducing to the Baltimore County Council on November 16 that will require carbon monoxide detectors in all rental dwellings in Baltimore County.

In the latest edition of Ask Jim Smith, a video production in which the Baltimore County Executive answers questions directly from County citizens, is now available on the Baltimore County website and Cable 25 in Baltimore County.

The Baltimore County Senior Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) will be offering Medicare Part D research assistance.

Volunteers are needed to assist with the Baltimore County Health Department’s H1N1 vaccination program. Both trained medical professionals and untrained community volunteers are needed to support this effort.

County Executive Jim Smith announced today that he will introduce legislation on November 16 that would require all rental dwellings in Baltimore County to have carbon monoxide detectors within the next 12 months.

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith praised the County Council for its passage of legislation tonight that will require scrap metal dealers in the county to electronically report transactions to the Police Department on a daily basis.

This week, Baltimore County emergency medical services providers will add new equipment that will significantly speed up the treatment time for heart attack victims.

County Executive Jim Smith joined Matt Schubert, CEO of Social Solutions, Inc., as the technology firm opened its new headquarters at Baltimore Crosssroads@95 in Middle River.

Baltimore County employees reelected Fire Apparatus Driver Operator Michael L. Huber to serve as the employee representative on the County's Personnel and Salary Advisory Board (PSAB).

The Department of Aging will be hosting a free half-day educational event for family caregivers of older adults. This event is open to the public and will be held on Sunday, November 8 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Pikesville Senior Center.

The 4th Annual Regional "Honoring Our Veterans" Career Fair will be held on Wednesday, November 4, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the War Memorial Building, 101 N. Gay Street in Baltimore City.

State, county and city officials have mounted a swift coordinated effort to help residents affected by the water main break under Broening Highway, Governor Martin O'Malley and Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith announced today.

Businesses can post internship positions on a single web site that taps the potential of the 120,000 students at 16 Baltimore area colleges and universities.

On Sunday, November 1, Baltimore County residents may bring household hazardous waste items to a one-day collection event scheduled from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Western Acceptance Facility, 3310 Transway Road, in Halethorpe.