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Cecilton council hears police activity report, discusses property condemnation and park vandalism
Summary
Sergeant Dix reviewed increased traffic tied to a road closure and several domestic incidents; the council reported an online condemnation filing for a North Bohemia Avenue property with no owner response and discussed vandalism at the town park. A local candidate introduced herself during public comment.
Sergeant Dix presented the Cecilton Activity Report at the April 20 meeting, noting continuing traffic stops and an increase in traffic linked to the closure of Glebe Road. The report also referenced several domestic-incident calls and reported scam activity in surrounding areas.
During old-business updates the council said it has had no current contact from the owner of a property on North Bohemia Avenue; staff filed for condemnation online but have not received a response and discussed beginning to issue citations to the owner. There was no status update on Stump Lane, and members raised vandalism to playground equipment at the town park by children.
In public comment Michelle Ravert introduced herself and said she is running for Maryland Delegate in District 36. The council shared community items including a Memorial Day ruck scheduled for May 25 at 9 a.m., a successful Bed Race, and a Behavioral Health Summit hosted by the Cecil County Health Department on May 14 at the community center. The meeting adjourned at 7:59 p.m.
