Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced the Baltimore County COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund , which will support the County’s efforts to promote public health and support residents during to the COVID-19 pandemic.
HAVE BEEN 227 CASES OF THECORONAVIRUS.
ONE PERSON HASDIED.
TODAY, BALTIMORE COUNTYEXECUTIVE JOHNNY OLSZEWSKIANNOUNCED ADDITIONAL ACTIONSTO FIGHT THE OUTBREAK, ANDHELP THOSE IN NEED DURING THISEXTREMELY DIFFICULT TIME.PEOPLE FACE JOB LOSSES, FOODINSECURITY, AND OTHERCHALLENGES.
"Today I amannouncing the formation ofthe Baltimore County Covi━19Emergency Response Fund toassist our efforts to promotepublic health and support ourresidents during the pandemicand beyond." THE BALTIMOCOMMUNITY FOUNDATION WILLMANAGE THE FUND.
AND OLSZEWSKIIS ASKING FOR HELP FROM THOSEWHO CAN CONTRIBUTE.
THERE ARETWO UPCOMING VIRTUAL TOWNHALLS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
ONEIS THURSDAY AT 6 ━M...TODISCUSS THE CORONAVIRUSOUTBREAK.
THE SECOND IS THE2020 BUDGET TOWN HALL NEXTTUESDAY AT 6 PM.
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