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On June 28, the Annapolis City Council voted unanimously to adopt campaign finance reforms. Ordinance 15-21 requires any person making independent expenditures of $5,000 or more to register with the Board of Supervisors of Elections. Once registered, such persons are […]
On June 28, the Annapolis City Council voted unanimously to adopt campaign finance reforms.
Ordinance 15-21 requires any person making independent expenditures of $5,000 or more to register with the Board of Supervisors of Elections.
Once registered, such persons are required to file reports upon making independent expenditures of $10,000 or more.
Further, the reports must identify the person making the expenditure and any donors who have contributed $6,000 or more. Ordinance 15-21 is effective immediately.
July 23, 2019 •
Annapolis Mayor Introduces Procurement Legislation
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Mayor Gavin Buckley introduced a bill at a recent city council meeting outlining how the city should purchase items and services. A draft of the legislation proposes a procurement process that would create an efficient, cost-effective, and equitable system of […]
Mayor Gavin Buckley introduced a bill at a recent city council meeting outlining how the city should purchase items and services.
A draft of the legislation proposes a procurement process that would create an efficient, cost-effective, and equitable system of public purchasing by the city.
Annapolis currently does not have a set system for procurement.
If passed, the bill would be added to the city code to create a more standardized procurement system.
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