News and Updates
Talbot County Parks and Recreation Partners with Carpe Diem Arts for Community Dance
10/14/2026
Category: Parks and Recreation
Talbot County Parks and Recreation is partnering with Carpe Diem Arts to bring the Gather ‘Round! Community Dance to the Talbot County Community Center on Saturday, October 17, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Read more
Aging in Action: Staying Connected in Talbot County
10/07/2026
Category: Commission on Aging
The Talbot County Commission on Aging has launched Aging in Action, a community newsletter designed to help older adults, caregivers, and families stay informed and connected. The newsletter features local resources, healthy aging and safety tips, volunteer opportunities, upcoming events, and information about programs supporting seniors throughout Talbot County. Read the latest edition of Aging in Action to explore resources and opportunities for staying active, independent, and engaged. Read more
Talbot’s Aging Housing Crisis: Nancy Andrew and Jennifer Marchi on Senior Homelessness
10/07/2026
Category: Commission on Aging Partner Agencies Talbot Family Network
Talbot County’s growing senior population faces increasing challenges in finding safe, affordable housing, particularly for residents with limited incomes. Read more
Talbot County Mobile Integrated Health Hosts Medical Supply Drive During MIH Month
10/06/2026
Category: Commission on Aging Partner Agencies Emergency Services
Talbot County Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) is celebrating Mobile Integrated Health Month this October with a medical supply drive to help community members remain safe, healthy and independent at home. Read more
Talbot County Honors 51 Employees with Years of Service Awards
09/30/2026
Category: County Manager’s Office
Talbot County Government recognized 51 employees for milestone years of service during Employee Appreciation Week, celebrating a combined 645 years of service to Talbot County and its residents. Read more
Council Meeting Highlights, September 22, 2026
09/25/2026
Category: County Council
The Talbot County Council’s September 22 meeting included recognition of Economic Development Week, updates on community resources and public health, and approval of the FY28 school capital plan and Community Reinvestment and Repair Fund Distribution Plan. Council also introduced three resolutions related to infrastructure and property transfers and approved several items during the County Manager’s Report. Read more
BOOnanza Returns to Talbot County Community Center
09/11/2026
Category: Parks and Recreation
Families are invited to celebrate Halloween with a night of costumes, candy and family fun at Talbot County Parks and Recreation’s annual BOOnanza at the Talbot County Community Center. Read more
Talbot County Council Meeting Highlights, September 8, 2026
09/10/2026
Category: County Council
The Talbot County Council’s September 8 meeting included discussions on local agriculture, recognition of Constitution Week and Suicide Prevention Month, and action on several legislative and community priorities. The Council approved a temporary moratorium on data centers, advanced legislation related to short-term rentals and volunteer emergency services, considered the County’s Community Reinvestment and Repair Fund plan, and approved several funding, land preservation and property acquisition requests. Read more
Sewage Discharge at 23669 Mt. Pleasant Circle, St. Michaels, MD
09/10/2026
Category: Public Works
On Monday, September 7, 2026, the Talbot County Sanitary District (Sanitary District) was notified by a property owner of evidence of a possible sewer leak at 23669 Mt. Pleasant Circle in St. Michaels. The property owner observed water ponding on the ground and reported the issue by email. The email was sent on a County holiday, and Sanitary District staff became aware of the possible leak on the morning of Tuesday, September 8. Read more
Talbot County Expands Bellevue Community Park with Acquisition of Adjacent Property
09/09/2026
Category: Parks and Recreation County Council
Talbot County has acquired approximately 1.6 acres of waterfront property adjacent to Bellevue Community Park and the Bellevue Public Landing in Royal Oak, expanding the County’s public recreational property and preserving additional waterfront access for future generations. Read more
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