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Commission hears Habitat for Humanity update and plans fall resource fair; two applicants seek vacancy

Harford County Commission for Women · March 23, 2026
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Summary

At the March 23 meeting the commission noted Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna events (Golf Tournament May 4; possible Woman Build on June 7), discussed planning a free November resource fair, and heard that two applicants — including guest Claudia Nachtigal — have applied to fill a commission vacancy.

Yvonne Galczewski, executive director of Habitat for Humanity Susquehanna, was listed as the meeting speaker and the minutes note the organization's upcoming events, including a Habitat for Humanity golf tournament on May 4 and the Susquehanna Woman Build 2026. The commission discussed partnering on Woman Build 2026; Tatiana Levone will contact Michele Louderback about a potential June 7 date.

Commissioners also opened planning for a free Women’s Resource Fair for November 2026, with candidate dates of Nov. 7, 14 or 21. Volunteers for a planning committee include Erin Flynn, Tatiana Levone, Robin Tomechko and Debbie Schreiber; guest Claudia Nachtigal said she was checking Highland School as a possible central venue. The commission encouraged members to identify resource partners and organizations to staff informational tables.

Meg Deem, Harford County coordinator, reported two applicants for the open commission seat created by Liliana Norkaitis’s resignation; one applicant, Claudia Nachtigal, attended the meeting. Katie Novotny reported she is organizing a 'Coffee with the Commissioners' event at the Screaming Bean in May. The commission's annual report to the County Council is due in June 2026; Crystal Clark will chair that effort.

Why it matters: The events and partnerships shape the commission's community outreach for the coming year and will involve coordination with nonprofits, schools and county staff. Planning timelines and venue confirmations will determine whether events proceed on the dates discussed.