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Harris reported five arrests in June, consisting of one on-view arrest and four criminal summons/warrant-related arrests; officers issued about 191 motor-vehicle warnings, 29 non-arrestable citations, 18 safety-equipment repair orders and conducted roughly 280 business and residential patrol checks. The department responded to approximately 700 calls for service, including assaults/domestics, thefts, traffic accidents and welfare checks; the report lists 3 assaults (domestics), 6 thefts, 7 traffic accidents and multiple assists to other agencies.

Harris also summarized special assignments and training: a defensive-tactics instructor supported recruit and firearms training at the regional academy; a department sergeant attended an FBI executive leadership course; and officers participated in community events, including an officer-appreciation day and interactions with school field days. Harris said there was nothing unusually notable beyond routine activity during the month.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Centreville Town Council Meeting || 07/10/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Lieutenant Charles Harris told the council the department made five arrests in June, responded to roughly 700 calls for service and issued about 191 motor-vehicle warnings; staff highlighted training and community engagement events.","taxTitle","Centreville, Queen Anne's County, Maryland","taxId",59355,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6519297,"Centreville schedules second readings and public hearings for Aug. 10 on two ordinances",25,478000,503000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5361801-189b030b84084cd8a786c516535096f8&start=478&end=503","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5361801-189b030b84084cd8a786c516535096f8/thumbnail_478000.jpg","/articles/6519297/Centreville/Queen-Annes-County/Maryland/Centreville-schedules-second-readings-and-public-hearings-for-Aug-10-on-two-ordinances","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6519297-58308dc0c5c3dbf84a8db0a2abae0793/orig.mp4?Expires=1771146560&Signature=CuOJ9c9TiaX6iq3Vu-5oXtZ7OcU9GYUyEBS6HBfEjB2nj82moCL76rtgLz5LsOkYbjBig31T1wEUb-7qlTB0k9E4xRTiREmb70VBNCTl8Ur9v6N59YyYmgsNfe1GCsmFpeEySswCVnMGq8B4Q0ZhHQppi~6-JXMtkIpzQQwEznsKNjxrXb3kfvS6rUY75S8Uh8G3QSw42Y3QfqOKhPcDTYzcm6chsL2fqbfBKAJWbMIuZoIxCP5pEJjVwarwK8sPKG10uz3ISaPYMFayyqFeQFJISV5W8RZOsSQthLUBUTjX~5hV8u2EUWS0N0YdbwEiwqkzIyfeM9jB3kYyLtRYkg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At the July 10 meeting the Centreville Town Council noted two items will return for second readings and public hearings in August: ordinance 10-2025 (administrative search warrants) and ordinance O8-2025 (the trailer ordinance). Council members said the second readings and public hearings are scheduled for Aug. 10.

Staff and council said the administrative-search-warrants ordinance had already been the subject of extended discussion in prior meetings. For the trailer ordinance the council said previous amendments had been dispensed with and no further changes were noted at the July 10 meeting.

No votes were taken on either ordinance at the July 10 meeting; the council scheduled the required second readings and public hearings for Aug. 10 so members of the public can comment and the council can act at that later date.","The council noted second readings and public hearings are scheduled in August — the administrative search-warrants ordinance (10-2025) and the trailer ordinance (O8-2025) — and said the hearings will be held Aug. 10.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6519302,"Centreville advances TND/PUD ordinance work; moratorium expires Oct. 9, council sets July 31 workshop",697,1243000,1940000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5361801-189b030b84084cd8a786c516535096f8&start=1243&end=1940","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5361801-189b030b84084cd8a786c516535096f8/thumbnail_1243000.jpg","/articles/6519302/Centreville/Queen-Annes-County/Maryland/Centreville-advances-TNDPUD-ordinance-work-moratorium-expires-Oct-9-council-sets-July-31-workshop","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6519302-728b6ee1bbae303831dd67154d53bf41/orig.mp4?Expires=1771146560&Signature=Ziigl4w4xN5aNXHKxKiLkRIB2liVUEHXjmL1ey6fDH7m7Oswdde~ZtCdkRJd4bE6KU9vLgzv0MTld2JKyte77ECD93GAlYy6ate6VpaRXraBwkp-72YLQAxp7pMdvAjt16x7Yk8lO9THAJvYqz-QL6dgoXmuQjQ6cGRHVJ7JN4Kn1JVBj38jmaolvu7lvgoqbPYIYWzB9isia32fKZ1q3JDqbHhRe~9q8627ge~AYiQciCeiz4ntewWUtwZ7kB8IGzCKY0lh42gHyWx3Mjs-uM170epDFN6V3c0exX6gkWPEZjjsQdB2FaBeej1rdvgwIdLeY6yNYBfb27tB-ixWvg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Town staff and the planning commission told the Centreville Town Council on July 10 that a draft of the traditional neighborhood development (TND) and planned-unit development (PUD) ordinance language has been completed and converted into ordinance form for review.

The town attorney said a workshop is scheduled for July 31 to review the draft and that the moratorium on related development rules expires on Oct. 9. To have a new ordinance effective by the moratorium expiration, staff advised the council would need to introduce the ordinance on Aug. 7 and pass it by Sept. 18. The attorney noted that while it may be unlikely someone would submit an application timed to exploit a gap, the town should aim to meet the moratorium deadline to avoid complications.

Planning commission members reported work sessions and a forthcoming consultant arrival to assist with the next steps. The planning commission expects to vote on the draft at its next meeting. Council members were urged to review the draft language ahead of the July 31 workshop so any requested edits can be incorporated before the August introduction deadline.","Town attorney and planning commission reported a draft form of the TND/PUD ordinance; the council scheduled a workshop for July 31 and was reminded that the moratorium expires Oct. 9, requiring enactment by Sept. 18 if the town intends the ordinance to be effective before the moratorium end date.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6519306,"Centreville to apply for ShoreRivers ‘Tree the Shore’ grant; council moves to boost tree-permit outreach",246,920000,1166000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5361801-189b030b84084cd8a786c516535096f8&start=920&end=1166","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5361801-189b030b84084cd8a786c516535096f8/thumbnail_920000.jpg","/articles/6519306/Centreville/Queen-Annes-County/Maryland/Centreville-to-apply-for-ShoreRivers-Tree-the-Shore-grant-council-moves-to-boost-tree-permit-outreach","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6519306-ac1cf63fd1ba07f100505731aa22359b/orig.mp4?Expires=1771146560&Signature=V9aw8eVOyu8GIVzE1EYVDKLjfxZQ6AR4jeROEjVv5xwHtFMh62wv8sSk4z~B6Io-WndnCWbR0VwU~gKsaiEQBMcQm2PNM6yPSXoqiLjJ843RLOXRvFsqjEUUyj3zQw3-3vX~13jlRaEq26F~e7G4PVY~upL~5OGb48HY6pu-JbM3TpS1Og5Q1sRjYYAqeFqECE9QoPYbm4W4H4V85lJ9KxrUoIVbwcfOfdR20eZjzbeoa0XrDNyylYUgHaLb3l0lFgdYgyhgn3qh7oexm0GBEPVEXtNPENW5q82qDVuRkxmD65zzad9c9EDchwXVlfFLun2IzROFPhrT7dVbe4ibZg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Centreville Town Council on July 10 agreed to allow the parks advisory board and town staff to apply for ShoreRivers’ Tree the Shore grant, a multi-town program that provides free trees and runs through 2027. Staff said ShoreRivers will plant the trees and the town’s main commitment would be to water and maintain them to improve survival rates.

Council and staff also discussed compliance and education measures for tree removal in the town’s critical area. Staff told the council that a tree-removal permit is required even for trees that fall in storms, the permit carries no fee, and permittees are required to replant. The council heard that the parks advisory board and staff have begun outreach: the town intern drafted and mailed about 30 letters to area arborists and landscaping companies explaining the permit process and where to find the application online.

Staff described the ShoreRivers program as offering towns access to plant material and installation; other Eastern Shore towns such as Chestertown, Ridgely, Denton, Preston and Easton have used the program. The parks advisory board agreed to map priority planting locations and bring a recommended list to the council; one council member said the committee should identify about 30 potential planting sites for the application.

Council members emphasized the need to inform private-property owners about available tree-well replacements and discussed focusing town efforts on parks while encouraging private owners to apply for free trees where appropriate. The council directed staff and the committee to proceed with the application and to continue outreach to arborists and residents about the no-fee permit and replanting requirement.","Council authorized the parks/tree committee and town staff to pursue a ShoreRivers grant that provides free trees through 2027 and discussed ramping up education and enforcement of the town's tree-permit and replanting rules.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6519311,"Centreville schedules hearing after building inspector reports mill property not renovated",318,1329000,1647000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5361801-189b030b84084cd8a786c516535096f8&start=1329&end=1647","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5361801-189b030b84084cd8a786c516535096f8/thumbnail_1329000.jpg","/articles/6519311/Centreville/Queen-Annes-County/Maryland/Centreville-schedules-hearing-after-building-inspector-reports-mill-property-not-renovated","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6519311-1b13267b5ee31d562d1a877c4d2ccc7f/orig.mp4?Expires=1771146560&Signature=brTJ7G7L0Up7eZoDty7uiFAPQsS~vNvfAF1~gauI6-aizA1lR0BdDucsv~tKLo38ZvSsPzPsTQTKTclWe059Ztwb5Nf~LmOYdthBQSoBrFEgTT12z5L~-O9fdvrfSFF1ttmYxOf7Plh-klmFJZBSSB8R0UolRO85tHOBbi7Ybi0OAim4ppghXfkWD90W199QQ2A~4WCuIb724cm3NKjmchl11sjCMTkDyDUvPgmWnM4FgnXGZAf0x9xIPAH1KGT~qDz6lZ8h-7ilIVJaWxASHdJ19i8fstglYboZ7sJOqQzFpHY0jKEH8w3w1UyHRoaDZfsXsV72EKi~uAOw7IVRkw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Centreville Town Council on July 10 scheduled a hearing for 7 p.m. on Tuesday, July 29 to consider whether a privately owned mill property should be declared a dangerous building after the town’s building inspector reported the owner had not renovated, vacated or demolished the structure by the July 9 deadline.

The hearing follows a letter the council previously sent the property owner giving 60 days to complete required work. Town staff said the building was posted after the inspector’s report was filed and the council will advertise the hearing in the local paper and make personal service of notice to the owner.

Town Manager Sharon (surname not specified in the record) told the council the July 9 deadline passed and that the inspector’s required report had been received. The council discussed advertisement timing and service of notice; staff recommended personal service or use of a process server because the owner does not live in town. The town attorney advised that acting on a dangerous-building determination will require an ordinance and findings of fact.

Council members and staff agreed to advertise the hearing in the local paper, arrange personal service on the owner and hold the hearing on July 29 at 7:00 p.m. Staff said they would prepare draft findings and an ordinance in advance so the council could act after the hearing if the evidence supported that step.

Next steps: the town will (1) serve the owner personally, (2) publish the hearing notice in the local paper in advance of July 29, and (3) hold the July 29 hearing where the council may receive evidence and consider findings of fact and an ordinance to address the building’s condition.","At its July 10 meeting the Centreville Town Council set a July 29 hearing to consider declaring the mill property a dangerous building after the town received a building-inspector report that required repairs were not completed by the July 9 deadline.","actionData","errors"]

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