Wednesday, May 1, 2013
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Ward 5 Alderman Jared Littman and city officials will make presentations at a town hall meeting scheduled for Thursday in Annapolis. "The purpose of the meeting is to increase the transparency and responsiveness of your city government," Littmann said. "By increasing your awareness of the issues with which the City grapples, there will be less surprise or misunderstanding of the city's decisions." Other speakers will include City Manager Mike Malinoff; Police Chief Michael Pristoop; Fire Chief David Stokes Sr.; and the directors of Public Works, Neighborhood and Environmental Programs, Planning and Zoning and Transportation departments. The town hall meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday at the Pip Moyer Recreation Center, in meeting …
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Jared Littman assumed the Ward 5 seat in January, following the resignation of former alderman Mathew Silverman in November.
Ward 5 Alderman Jared Littmann has announced his intent to campaign as an incumbent for his seat in the 2013 Annapolis city election. Littmann, who owns the K&B True Value hardware store on Forest Drive, took over the Ward 5 seat in January for former Alderman Mathew Silverman, who resigned on Nov. 30. Reached by phone Tuesday, Littmann said he feels he's over the learning curve of life as an alderman, and wants to continue serving his ward for a full term in office. "I found that I've been able to balance my full-time job and be available to my kids, coach their teams, be home in time for bedtime stories ... and still do a good job as alderman," Littmann said. "I think some of that initial crush has weaned off a little bit. I can kind of…
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Mayor Josh Cohen administered the oath of office to Jared Littmann at City Council on Monday.
Annapolis' newest alderman was sworn in at the City Council meeting on Monday night. Mayor Josh Cohen administered the oath of office to Jard Littmann (D-5th Ward), the owner of K&B True Value hardware store, at the start of the meeting. "It feels wonderful. I feel very honored," Littmann said at the end of the meeting. "I been receiving expressions of support from the public and I've been receiving a lot of phone calls of people who want to have some face time and talk to me, which I've been happy to have." The Annapolis Democratic Central Committee appointed Littmann to the position in December after Mathew Silverman resigned citing increased obligations at his day job due to a promotion. Before he took over the hardware store from his …
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Here's a quick look back at the biggest headlines of the week in Annapolis.
No. 1—PHOTOS, VIDEO: Annapolis City Dock Flooding 'Worse Than Sandy' Annapolis residents woke up Friday to nearly four feet of flood waters on City Dock. Harbormaster Flip Walters said, "The flooding is not caused by rain storms. It's caused by southern or south-eastern winds down at the end of the bay that prevents the bay from draining." The high tide closed streets around City Dock and one side of the Eastport Bridge. No. 2—VIDEO: Massive Power Outages Near Annapolis More than 68,000 homes and businesses throughout Anne Arundel County lost power Thursday night after a downed high-voltage transmission line near Bestgate Road shut down several Baltimore Gas and Electric substations. Residents posted photos and videos of the strange lights…
Monday, December 17, 2012
Littmann, who owns K&B True Value Hardware, will replace first-term alderman Mathew Silverman who resigned earlier this month citing increased work obligations.
Jared Littmann, the owner of K&B True Value hardware store, is the next alderman for Ward 5 thanks to a 5-2 vote by the Annapolis Democratic Central Committee on Monday night. "I'm truly flattered," Littmann said. "Coming in here and listening to what each of the other three candidates had to say, I was very impressed." Littmann beat out former state senator John Giannetti, Arnold Smith and Tracy McGranaghan for the job. The hearing took about two hours, but deliberations took less than 10 minutes and were conducted in a closed session at the Pip Moyer Recreation Center. About 30 people showed up for the appointment hearing, which was triggered when first-term alderman Mathew Silverman resigned on Nov. 30. Silverman said increased …
Janet Norman
1:14 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Ward 5 is very lucky to have Jared Littman as their new representative. I hope City residents will help out with their perspectives and expertise as he transitions into the job. Thanks to Patch for covering this important news, and for providing such a quick update for those of us who were wondering the result. more ›