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Important Phone Numbers Charles County Recycling & Litter - (301) 932-5656 Charles County Animal Control Board - (301) 608-3425 Charles County Sheriff's Office Headquarters: 301-609-6400 Party Buster Hotline: 301-932-0400 or 1-800-400-9091 Pets Pets must be leashed and owners are asked to be sure and clean up after pets. Barking dogs or pets allowed to roam the neighborhood are not very well received by neighbors and can be the cause of disagreements and disharmony. Residents who continue to experience problems may file a complaint with the Charles County Animal Control Board. If you would like a copy of the Animal Control Regulations for Charles County, call Maredith Management or log on to the Charles County website at www.charlescounty.org. All dogs must be licensed. The cost is $2.00 for spayed/neutered pets and $15 for non spayed/neutered. Call 301-609-3425 for more information. Street Lights To promote safety, it is important to monitor the Association's streetlights. The streetlights within the community are serviced by SMECO (Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative). If you notice a streetlight that is out, please note the address closest to the light, and report it to Maredith Management at VOliva@maredithmgmt.com or (301) 843-8111, or SMECO at (301) 645-3636. ACPT Business of the Year ACPT was selected as the 2005 Charles County Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year at the business organization’s annual President’s gala ball and dinner dance in January. ACPT, the developer of St. Charles as well as the leading provider of rental housing in Charles County, was honored with the Reed W. McDonagh award for its contributions to business and community development, service to the community, customer service, contributions to improve the quality of life in Charles County, public image within the community, environmentally sound business practices, and for its support of the Chamber of Commerce. In 2005 ACPT broke ground on the construction of an additional two lanes of the Cross County Connector, and the extension of St. Charles Parkway to Rosewick Road in La Plata. These two projects represent a private-sector investment of $20 million toward the improvement of the transportation grid that serves all of Charles County. ACPT’s recent accomplishments are as follows: Donated 40 acres in order to bring a minor league baseball team to Charles County Broke ground on a $27 million, 52 unit apartment complex, Sheffield Greens, that will represent the first new apartments built in St. Charles in over ten years. Teamed with numerous local service organizations in support of various projects throughout the year. Was the major donor for the construction of the St. Charles Children’s Learning Center at the College of Southern Maryland. Contributed more than $50,000 to local charitable and service organizations, including American Red Cross, United Way, St. Charles Bears, the Port Tobacco Players, Civista Medical Center, and many, many more. Awarded the Charles County Economic Development Division Partner for Progress Award. “We are very proud of our Company’s history of supporting business, charitable, and civic organizations that join with us in providing a high quality of life for the residents of our communities,” said Edwin L. Kelly, President and Chief Operating Officer, in accepting the award. “Building successful communities, neighborhoods, and businesses requires teamwork and vision. This award is testament to our ability to do just that.” |
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