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Elkton is located on the Colonial Highway of America, sitting at the northern headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay. Elkton, the County Seat for Cecil County, has a population of 14,800 and is comfortably nestled midway between Washington, DC and New York City. Elkton is very fortunate to have the comforts, charm, and atmosphere of a small town with all the advantages of larger cities such as Baltimore, MD and Philadelphia, PA just minutes away.   Click here for a map of the Elkton area.   


PROPOSED BUDGET FY 2013


TOWN ELECTION - TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2012  at TOWN HALL 

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NEWS

WILMAPCO Bike Month Activities - May 2012 Bike Month Activities
Public Works to Host Pollution Prevention Day - April 21st - In an effort to support Cecil County’s Household Hazardous Waste Day Event, and to join in on the Earth Day celebration, DPW is having its first Pollution Prevention event on April 21, 2012.
Invitation to Bid - Surface Water Treatment Plant High Service Pump Upgrade Project - Town is accepting sealed bids until March 28, 2012. Mandatory pre-bid meeting on March 14, 2012.
Citizen Police Academy - Elkton Police Department is accepting applications for the 2012 Citizens Police Academy.

PUBLIC NOTICES

Annexation Resolution A2-2012 Tenby Ridge Joint Venture, LP - The Mayor and Commissioners accepted for introduction the annexation petition for property on Muddy Lane. Click here for more information about upcoming Public Hearings.
Town Election - Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at Town Hall - Two Commissioner seats are up for Election
Abandoned Property Policy - Dept of Public Works will store abandoned personal property recovered from public land for 30 days prior to disposal
Annexation A1-2011 - Wilber Properties, LLC, et al - The Annexation Resolution regarding property located at Red Hill & Delancy Roads was adopted at the February 15th meeting