by David Marks | Oct 23, 2022 | Carney, Cub Hill, Fullerton, Kingsville, Middle River, Parkville, Perry Hall, White Marsh
This is the fourth time I have appeared on the ballot in a general election for the County Council. There has never been a sharper difference between the two candidates in a race for the Fifth District. In previous elections, I have had opponents who were highly...
by David Marks | Aug 4, 2022 | Carney, endorsements, Kingsville, Middle River, White Marsh
Today, I was honored to announce endorsements from more than 30 community leaders of all political backgrounds, from Carney to Middle River. Some of these leaders gathered at Richardson Farms this afternoon. The leaders are Ken Ackerman, Nottingham; Jack Amrhein,...
by David Marks | Jul 21, 2022 | Carney, endorsements, Kingsville, Middle River, Perry Hall, White Marsh
I would like to thank the Republican voters in the Fifth District for their strong support in the primary election. Now that the primary election is over, voters have a clear choice. I’m a lifelong resident of northeastern Baltimore County, and for more than...
by David Marks | Feb 16, 2022 | Bowleys Quarters, Carney, Chase, Kingsville, Middle River, Perry Hall, White Marsh
Today, I am announcing that I will seek reelection in the new Fifth District, a reconfigured area that stretches from Harford Road to Bowleys Quarters along the county’s Eastside. The new district includes such communities as Carney, Perry Hall, Kingsville, White...
by David Marks | Dec 19, 2020 | Angel Park, Carney, Cromwell Valley, dog park, Gough Park, Honeygo Park, Kingsville, Mount Vista, open space, Patriot Plaza, Perry Hall, Ridgely Manor, Seven Courts, Towson
Since 2010, eight new parks have advanced in the Fifth District—four in Perry Hall, three in Towson, and the first new park in a half-century along the Loch Raven Boulevard corridor. Parks are essential to our quality of life, providing recreational space, peace of...
by David Marks | May 5, 2020 | Carney, coronavirus, Downtown Perry Hall, Downtown Towson, Fullerton, Kingsville, Loch Raven
The impacts of the coronavirus shutdown have been staggering on many small businesses. Our office has done its best to encourage people to patronize local businesses, but many are simply closed or operating at a minimal level. Baltimore County has created a COVID-19...
