Congressman Ruppersberger's E-Newsletter for July 2009
Congressman Ruppersberger Announces Funding for Critical Baltimore County 911 Center Upgrade
Congressman Ruppersberger announced $1.5 million for new, digital equipment – upgraded phones, computers, and radios – that will expand the communications capabilities in emergency situations across the county and in the region.
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Congressman Ruppersberger Honors Five Volunteers for Their Dedicated Service to Maryland Veterans
Congressman Ruppersberger awarded Charles Betz of Parkville, Mary Barcikowski of Edgemere, Susan Kern of Bel Air, Barbara Swann of Randallstown, and Vanessa Scott of Edgemere the “2009 Veterans’ Service Award” for the Maryland 2nd Congressional District. Read More. Read More…
Congressman Ruppersberger Receives the “Vision” Award from School Resource Officers
Congressman Ruppersberger was given the top honor after implementing a school safety program when he was the Baltimore County Executive and supporting school resource officers while in Congress. Read More…
Congressman Ruppersberger Calls on Congress to Pass Intel Authorization Especially in the Wake of Recent Attacks on American Websites
The Intelligence Authorization Act increases spending on a variety of current cybersecurity efforts and provides initial investment in new initiatives, including hiring new personnel to develop additional, cutting-edge capabilities to stay ahead of our enemies and protect our nation’s critical infrastructure. Read More…