(she/her) Director of Government Affairs for Frederick County Executive Jessica Fitzwater • Maryland progressive • Washington College alum • MPP Oregon State
Frederick, MD
Joined December 2016
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Victoria Venable retweeted
Larry Hogan is the first governor in MD history to have made millions while in office. Amazingly, nearly 40% of all affordable housing awards Hogan’s team approved went to six clients of his own real estate firm, from which he never divested. What’s going on here?
Over Larry Hogan’s eight years in office, nearly 40% of the competitive affordable housing awards overseen by the governor went to developers listed as clients on HOGAN’s website, according to a TIME review of public records time.com/7081664/exclusive-a…
Victoria Venable retweeted
For years reporters always call him “popular Larry Hogan” — my bet was the people who liked him best were the clients of his firm he enabled to make millions. This never should have happened. time.com/7081664/exclusive-a…
Victoria Venable retweeted
You may wonder - who is paying for all those annoying and deceptive ads opposing @AngelaAlsobrooks? I looked it up. "Maryland's Future" funded by out of state MAGA Republican $$$ is flooding our platforms. It is a deceptive effort to boost Larry Hogan.
It’s a beautiful day to celebrate steps @FredCoGovMD is taking with @MDEnergy funds to build climate justice in Frederick County! So proud of this team!
A vote for Hogan is a vote for Mitch McConnell’s agenda.
I'm attending The Democratic National Committee's event, “Women for Harris National Organizing Call” - sign up now to join me! events.democrats.org/event/6…
I’m so proud of this work.
Frederick County agencies are working together to crack down on businesses that support criminal enterprises. County Executive Jessica Fitzwater announced legislation to make it more difficult for illegal activity to occur at bodywork establishments.
publicinput.com/v718161
ALT Image of seven people inside. Text reads "Public Information Briefing: New Legislation. March 28, 2024"
Victoria Venable retweeted
Frederick County agencies are working together to crack down on businesses that support criminal enterprises. County Executive Jessica Fitzwater announced legislation to make it more difficult for illegal activity to occur at bodywork establishments.
publicinput.com/v718161
ALT Image of seven people inside. Text reads "Public Information Briefing: New Legislation. March 28, 2024"
Victoria Venable retweeted
We are thankful for the members of @TheMDTA who saved lives earlier this week by swiftly shutting down the Francis Scott Key Bridge 🧡
ALT Governor Wes Moore stands with three Maryland Transportation Authority officers and Mayor Brandon M. Scott on the field.
Victoria Venable retweeted
States across the nation are banning books, but here in Maryland, we just passed the FREEDOM TO READ Act!
Victoria Venable retweeted
Today I had the privilege of speaking in support of bills HB 503 and SB 586- a bill that will make our buildings safer through strong CSST standards.
Thank you to @BenBrooksSr and @DelDanaStein for leading the charge on these critical bills.
Thank you for your incredible and consistent leadership on this!
Victoria Venable retweeted
So, no shock that @jessfitzwater was a great guest (and a good sport), but this is a must-listen on content- really interesting and timely policy dilemma. #MDpolitics #MDGA24
Conduit Street #Podcast: Smart #Tech Development: Frederick’s Test Case
Listen here: tinyurl.com/3emx2e8d
Big thanks to this week's special guest, @FredCoGovMD County Executive @CEFitzwater, + h/t to @SenatorMcCray for this week's intro!
#MDpolitics #MDGA24 #data #localgov
A highlight of this briefing was Michael Sanderson coining the phrase “political paleontology.” Incredible! No notes.
Today the #MDGA24 House #Appropriations Committee will discuss the State Transportation Program - see this @MDCounties article that breaks down the looming cutbacks and their effect on local services. Local leaders and professionals will be there to discuss service effects.
Justifying the bright and early start - a packed agenda! Well done @BaltimoreBanner!
