Admiral Heights 

Event Calendar for 2018:​

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Land Swap/WEE Preview with Mayor - Thursday, July 11, 7:00 PM

​                         Location: Germantown Elementary


Block Party - Date TBD

​​                         Location: Halsey Park


Annual events include: Meet the Creek, Spring and Fall Yard Sales, Halloween Party, March and October general membership meetings, Greenscape, July 4th Bike Parade, Block Party at Halsey Park, and a Navy football tailgate party.​

NEWS AND EVENTS

News


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Land Swap/WEE Preview with Mayor Buckley


Mayor Gavin Buckley and Alderman Fred Paone will be participating in a talk regarding the mayor's Land Swap plan and the West-East Expressway (WEE) pedestrian trail.

The event will take place on Thursday, July 11 at Germantown Elementary school from 7:00 PM until 9:00 PM. The event is sponsored by both the Germantown-Homewood Association and the Admiral Heights Improvement Association.


See the event flyer for more information.

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​2019 Mosquito Spraying Information - May UPDATE

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Anne  Arundel County is preparing for the Summer 2019 neighborhood mosquito spraying. Admiral Heights is on the list to be sprayed. 


We have been assigned MONDAY nights as our spray night. The county will come through the neighborhood between 7:30 pm and 2:30 am to spray the neighborhood. The first potential night of spraying is May 29. Minimum thresholds which must be met for treatment to occur are as follows (any one of these is sufficient):

  • Landing rate count of 3 mosquitoes attempting to bite in 2 minutes, OR
  • 12 female mosquitoes collected overnight in an un-baited light trap, OR
  • 24 female mosquitoes collected overnight in a baited light trap


Here is an informational sheet published by the county: Community Spraying information - Monday nights.


An informational document regarding the spraying can be found here:

​STANDARD MOSQUITO CONTROL OPERATING PROCEDURES – 2019.


Our assigned day has not yet been assigned. Individual neighbors are allowed to opt-out of the spraying if they wish. If you wish to opt-out of the spraying, you must complete and mail a form to the Department of Agriculture. The form can be found here:2019 Mosquito Spraying Opt-Out.




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