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Calvert County approves consent-agenda items and a multiyear Avaya phone contract, president says

Calvert County Board of Commissioners · January 15, 2026
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Summary

The board approved three consent-agenda items (a Maryland 250 grant application tied to local fireworks plans; Historic Preservation Tax Credit 2025-07 involving Patuxent Manor; and a Mutual Assistance Agreement for Disaster Response) and passed a multiyear Avaya phone-system contract to save costs, according to the president's synopsis.

The board president (name not provided) said the consent agenda included three items that were voted on unanimously and approved: the Department of Economic Development's Maryland 250 grant application (including a fireworks proposal linked to Solomon's Business Association); Planning & Zoning's Historic Preservation Tax Credit 2025-07 concerning Patuxent Manor; and a Department of Community Resources Mutual Assistance Agreement for Disaster Response.

Under new business the president said the board approved a multiyear contract with Avaya for county phone systems, continuing a longstanding relationship and producing savings by locking in a multiyear agreement.

The president's synopsis recorded unanimous approval for the consent-agenda items and stated the Avaya contract "was passed," but it did not list mover/second or individual roll-call votes in the summary.