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The Office of the County Manager assists with administrative management of the Legislative Branch, manages Departments and coordinates with partner Agencies, and promotes County news.
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The County is seeking individuals to serve on a variety of boards and commissions. The volunteer work done by these groups is an essential part of our efforts to make Talbot County a great place to live, work, and play.
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The County is hiring for a number of positions across many departments. Working for the County has many benefits, and personal fulfilment.
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Council Meeting Highlights, March 10, 2026
03/11/2026
Category: County Manager’s Office County Council
At its March 10 meeting, the Talbot County Council approved the creation of a new Office of Community Partnerships, supported legislation related to the State’s Attorney salary, and addressed several community and infrastructure matters.
Read MoreTalbot County Invites Community to Participate in Talbot Day 2026 Poster Contest and Citizen & Service Awards
02/24/2026
Category: County Manager’s Office County Council
Talbot County is gearing up for the 2026 Talbot Day Celebration, and the community is invited to engage in two longtime traditions: the Talbot Day Poster Contest and the Talbot Citizen & Service Awards. Talbot Day marks the official birthday of the County and includes programs that encourage community creativity and recognize individuals who volunteer their time to make a difference in our County.
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Winter Weather Resources
01/25/2026
Category: Emergency Services County Manager’s Office
Feeling frosty? The County is working for you. Get updates on road conditions, snow emergencies, winter safety tips, and warming center locations.
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Talbot County Police Accountability Board Releases 2025 Annual Report
01/14/2026
Category: County Manager’s Office
The Talbot County Police Accountability Board (PAB) has released its 2025 Annual Report, outlining the Board’s activities, findings, and oversight efforts. The PAB and the Administrative Charging Committee (ACC) were established in accordance with Maryland law as part of a statewide requirement for independent police accountability and oversight. The report was formally submitted to the Talbot County Council and is now available to the public.
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