County transfers Camp Casoma and Newtown Neck Roads for better snow removal

June 25, 2025 | St. Mary's County, Maryland

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County transfers Camp Casoma and Newtown Neck Roads for better snow removal

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St. Mary's County officials have approved the transfer of two key roads, enhancing local infrastructure and snow removal capabilities. During the June 24, 2025, meeting, County Attorney Miss Buffet Giddens presented the proposal to transfer Camp Kesoma Road from the state to the county and Newtown Neck Road from the county to the state.

The decision follows a public hearing held on June 3, where no comments were received from the public regarding the transfers. Notably, there is no financial exchange involved in these transfers, meaning neither the state nor the county will incur costs for the changes.

Commissioners expressed their support for the transfers, emphasizing the benefits for residents, particularly in terms of improved snow plowing services. The motion to approve the transfer of Camp Kesoma Road was passed unanimously, followed by the approval of the transfer of Newtown Neck Road.

This decision marks a significant step in local governance, ensuring that the county can better manage its roadways and provide essential services to its citizens. The commissioners are expected to sign all related documents to finalize the transfers, paving the way for enhanced road management in St. Mary's County.

Converted from 6/24/25 Commissioners of St. Mary's County meeting on June 25, 2025
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