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Tax rate will remain the same next year. -
The county executive says there will not be an oversight board for the inspector general. -
Commission releases its report after months of studying the inspector general’s office. -
The Baltimore County leader Johnny Olszewski hopes to tackle issues ranging from the future of schools to a potential plastic bag ban. -
The Baltimore County IG office found questionable use of taxpayer money to help a Towson businessman. -
More resources were allocated to the county office tasked to curb fraud, waste and abuse in government. -
Olszewski says Inspector General Madigan has his full confidence.
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Spending plan also adds three positions to IG’s office -
Councilman Crandell: “I don’t get it.”
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Commission tasked with reviewing inspector general's office has not yet met.
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