Baltimore County Inspector General Kelly Madigan

Mail in voting is underway. Early in-person voting begins in two weeks.

Inspector General Madigan calls it the “aha moment.”

The Baltimore County Office of Inspector General (OIG) has unearthed a stinky situation in its latest report.

Council members say they were kept in the dark over escalating costs.

Changes have been made to a proposed advisory board.

Baltimore County’s Inspector General, Kelly Madigan, rallies residents to oppose amendments to bills that would limit her office’s ability to subpoena records.

Kelly Madigan told the county council she is confident an agreement will be reached with Olszewski administration.

The office has been the target of criticism in the past by members of the council and the administration.

The Office tasked with preventing fraud, waste and abuse in Baltimore County released its annual report on Tuesday for the 2023 fiscal year.

Tax rate will remain the same next year.